Which boundary type does this represent?

• Divergent/spreading

• Converging/colliding

• transform/Fault

• None of the above

What boundary type is represented in the picture?

• Divergent/Spreading

• Convergent/Colliding

• Transform/Fault

• None of the above

What boundary type is represented in the picture?

• Divergent/spreading

• Convergent/Colliding

• Fault/transform

• None of the above

What is the sudden shaking or vibration of the earth's surface

• Volcano

• earthquake

• Convection currents

• pangea

Converging/colliding boundaries create which landforms?

• mountains/volcanoes

• Small, weak earthquakes

• new land

• valleys

Where do most earthquakes and volcanoes happen?

• United States

• Antarctica

• along plate boundaries

• the African plate

What is often created during divergent/spreading boundaries?

• Mountains

• new land or trenches

• volcanoes

• strong earthquakes

Why can an earthquake be stronger somewhere other than its epicenter?

• If the material in the ground is are softer, the earthquake will be less dangerous.

• If the materials in the ground are softer, the earthquake will be more dangerous.

• If the epicenter is far away from the focus.

• None of the above

What are the layers of the earth in order from outside in?

• Inner core, outer core, mantle, crust, lithosphere

• Crust, mantle, lithosphere, outer core, inner core

• Crust, lithosphere, mantle, outer core, inner core

• Crust, lithosphere, mantle, inner core, outer core

What is the deepest place on earth we know about?

• Mid-Atlantic Ridge

• Pangea

• Pacific plate

• Mariana's Trench