Plate Tectonics

Which type of plate movement has plates sliding past each other

• divergent

• transform

• convergent

  collision

• convergent

  subduction

Which type of plate movent has plates bumping/colliding into each other

• divergent

• transform

• convergent

  collision

• convergent

  subduction

Which type of plate movement involves one plate going under another, can be either oceanic-oceanic or oceanic-continental?

• divergent

• transform

• convergent

  collision

• convergent

  subduction

Africa's Great Rift Valley is an example of

• divergent

• transform

• convergent

  collision

• convergent

  subduction

Oceanic floor SPREADING, such as a mid-ocean ridge or ocean basin is an example of

• divergent

• transform

• convergent

  collision

• convergent

  subduction

Earthquakes or fault lines, such as the San Andres Fault in California is an example of

• divergent

• transform

• convergent

  collision

• convergent

  transform

Which plate movement divides

• divergent

• transform

• convergent

  collision

• convergent

  subduction

The formation of mountains such as the Himalayan Mountains in India are an example of

• divergent

• transform

• convergent

  collision

• convergent

  subduction

Any Vocanic Arc, either a volcanic island or volcanic mountain, is an example of

• divergent

• transform

• convergent

  collision

• convergent

  subduction

New Zealand, Japan, and the Aleutian Islands are all volcanic islands. These are examples of

(ocean-ocean)

• divergent

• transform

• convergent

  collision

• convergent

  subduction