Volcanoes/inside earth/fossils test part 2

On what plate boundary do earthquakes usually occur?

• Tranform

• Convergent

• Tectonic

• Divergent

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the image is showing a type of boundary where can you find a fissure volcano. What kind of boundary is this

• Divergent

• Convergent

• Transform

The crust is broken into many small and large slabs of rock called what?

• Tectonic plates

• Subduction

• Plate boundaries

• Rift valleys

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-1

What is the name of the process that creates new land along an ocean divergent boundary?

• Sea floor spreading

• Subduction zone

• Convection current

• Continental drift theory

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The geological theory that states that pieces of earth's crust are in constant, slow motion is called what?

• Plate tectonic theory

• Theory of relativity

• Geological theory

• Crust movement theory

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Which of the following does NOT happen in a OCEAN to OCEAN convergent boundary?

• Ocean trench

• Volcanic Island arc

• Subduction zone

• Mountain range

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Which of the following does NOT happen in a OCEAN to CONTINENTAL plate boundary

• Subduction zone

• Ocean trench

• Volcanic activity on land

• Mountains

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We are currently very close to the San Andrea's fault. What kind of boundary is the San Andrea's fault if there are a lot of earthquakes throughout the boundary?

• Transform

• Convergent

• Divergent

• Tectonic

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Which type of convergent boundary creates mountain ranges?

• Ocean to ocean

• Continent to continent

• Continent to ocean

• crust to mantle

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Compared to the other layers of the earth, the crust of the earth is considered ____________

• Hard and thin

• Soft and thin

• Hard and thick

• Soft and thick

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