Límite de placa

The video tutorial explains how tectonic plates can form, destroy, and deform as they move. It covers four main types of plate boundaries: building boundaries where plates separate and new rocks form, destructive boundaries where one plate sinks under another, collision boundaries where plates push against each other causing the crust to crumple, and conservative boundaries where plates slide past each other.

What can happen to plates as they move?

• They can only be destroyed.

• They can be formed, destroyed, and deformed.

• They remain unchanged.

• They can only be formed.

What occurs at building boundaries?

• Plates separate and new rocks form.

• Plates slide past each other.

• Plates collide and form mountains.

• One plate sinks under another.

Which type of boundary involves one plate sinking under another?

• Building boundary

• Destructive boundary

• Collision boundary

• Conservative boundary

What happens at collision boundaries?

• One plate sinks under another.

• Plates push each other and crust crumples upwards.

• Plates slide past each other.

• Plates separate and new rocks form.

Which boundary type involves plates sliding past each other?

• Collision boundary

• Destructive boundary

• Conservative boundary

• Building boundary