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Convergent, divergent, and transform are all types of _________.
- Continental crust
- Oceanic crust
- Mountain range
- Plate boundaries
The correct answer is: Plate boundaries
Depending on the types of movement of plates, different plate boundaries are formed: Convergent, Divergent, and Transform.
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Circular currents in the mantle caused by the magma being heated by the core of the Earth are called _________.
Circular currents in the mantle caused by the magma being heated by the core of the Earth are called _________.
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The region is called ____________ where an oceanic plate sinks down into the asthenosphere at a convergent boundary, usually between continental and oceanic plates
The region is called ____________ where an oceanic plate sinks down into the asthenosphere at a convergent boundary, usually between continental and oceanic plates
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Match the following.
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a. Convergent plate boundary |
2. |
b. Divergent plate boundary |
3. |
c. Causes of plate movement. |
Match the following.
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a. Convergent plate boundary |
| 2. |
b. Divergent plate boundary |
| 3. |
c. Causes of plate movement. |
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At which boundary are two plates moving apart, magma coming up to create new crust?
At which boundary are two plates moving apart, magma coming up to create new crust?
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What is formed by two continental plates colliding and forcing each other upwards during convergent boundaries?
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Which of the following is produced through the geothermal area?
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Volcanic activity is also seen in the oceans, wherein the buildup of volcanic matter continues for years together and finally results in the formation of __________ when it reaches the ocean surface.
Volcanic activity is also seen in the oceans, wherein the buildup of volcanic matter continues for years together and finally results in the formation of __________ when it reaches the ocean surface.
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The number of soil nutrients in this ash will vary depending on __________.
The number of soil nutrients in this ash will vary depending on __________.
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Corals and shelled brachiopods were abundant during the time of the _____ mass extinction on Earth, but they had not yet made it onto land.
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________________ is a geological process that creates trenches when two or more tectonic plates collide.
________________ is a geological process that creates trenches when two or more tectonic plates collide.
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Match the following.
| A. Strike-slip fault | 1.  |
| B. Reverse fault | 2.  |
| C. Normal fault | 3.  |
Match the following.
| A. Strike-slip fault | 1. |
| B. Reverse fault | 2. |
| C. Normal fault | 3. |
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Identify 'A' in the given image.
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