evidence of plate movements and type of plate boundary

It is a boundary where no crust is neither produced nor destroyed. Two plates slide horizontally past one another.

• Convergent Boundary

• Divergent Boundary

• Transform Boundary

• Oceanic-Continental Convergence

One example of apparent fit of the coastline continents are how South American and west European coastlines fit together.

• True

• False

The picture shows the Tibetan Plateau. What type of convergent plate boundary do these land masses represent?

• Continental-continental Convergence

• Oceanic-continental Convergence

• Oceanic-oceanic Convergence

• Transform Boundary

Glacial deposit remnants is one of the evidence that supports that the paleoclimate (past climate) evidence does not match the present.

• True

• False

The picture shows the Andes Mountain Range. What type of convergent plate boundary does this land mass represent?

• Continental-continental Convergence

• Oceanic-continental Convergence

• Oceanic-oceanic Convergence

• Transform Boundary

What evidence supports the formation of Hawaiian-Emperor seamount chain in Pacific Ocean?

• Seafloor Mapping

• Intraplate Volcanic Activity

• Deep-sea Drilling

• Paleomagnetism

What evidence does this illustration provide?

• Seafloor Mapping

• Intraplate Volcanic Activity

• Deep-sea Drilling

• Paleomagnetism

It is a boundary where two plates move away from each other forming a new crust.

• Convergent Boundary

• Divergent Boundary

• Transform Boundary

• Oceanic-Continental Convergence

The picture shows the Marianas Trench. What type of convergent plate boundary does this represents?

• Continental-continental Convergence

• Oceanic-continental Convergence

• Oceanic-oceanic Convergence

• Transform Boundary

What evidence supports the claim about the presence of extensive mid-oceanic ridge?

• Seafloor Mapping

• Intraplate Volcanic Activity

• Deep-sea Drilling

• Paleomagnetism