Earthquakes, Mountains, and Volcanoes Test Rev8ew

What type of boundary is pictured? 

• Covering Boundary
• Diverging Boundary
• Sliding (Transform) Boundary

What type of boundary is pictured? 

• Converging Boundary
• Diverging Boundary
• Transform (Sliding) Boundary

What type of boundary is pictured? 

• Converging Boundary
• Diverging Boundary
• Transform (Sliding) Boundary

What is the definition of plate tectonics?

• The name given when all of the continents were connected together at one time.
• The idea that giant plates of rock are moving slowly across Earth's crust. 

The drawing shows forces causing a fault in the Earth’s surface.
Which may result as movement occurs along this fault?

• Fossil formation 
• Hot spring 
• Volcano
• Earthquake

Which of these most likely results from plate movement?

• Sandy Beaches
• Mountain Ranges
• Global Winds
• Ocean Currents

Where is a volcano most likely to form?

• Northern Tennessee
• The rim of the Pacific Ocean
• Florida
• The Himalayas

Which can cause an earthquake?

• Seismographs
• Plate Movement
• P Waves
• S Waves

Which feature most likely formed when these two plates collided into each other?

• An ocean
• a desert
• a glacier
• a mountain

Which event most likely formed this land feature?

• Two crustal plates sliding past each other
• Rivers depositing large amounts of sand
• Hot liquid rick moving to the surface
• Sediments being dropped by the wind