Plate boundaries and Landforms

What are Plate boundaries?

• The edges were two plates meet

• The edge of a plate

• Two tectonic plates moving away from each other

• Two plates sliding past each other

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What are the three types of plate boundaries?

• The divergent plate boundary, the convergent plate boundary and the transform plate boundary

• The divergent plate boundary, the tectonic plate boundary, and the transform plate boundary

• The plate boundary, the lake boundary, and the sand boundary

• The bag boundary, the soda boundary and the food boundary

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What is a divergent plate boundary?

• When two plates move away from each other

• When two plates collide

• When two plates slide past each other

• When two plates get crushed by the moon

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What is a convergent plate boundary

• When two plates come together or collide

• When two plates slide past each other

• When two plates fly

• When two plates move away from each other

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What is a transform plate boundary?

• When two plates collide

• When two plates move away from each other

• When two plates move into space

• When two plates slide past each other

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What are crustal features?

• Geographic features found on plate boundaries that help identify the direction of motion of two plates at a boundary

• Crystals on the moon

• Dog features

• Hills and rocks

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What are the types of crustal features?

• Deep ocean trenches, volcanoes, islands arcs, submarine mountain ranges, fault lines, and mid ocean ridges

• Landforms, Oceans, flowers,

• Valleys, glaceries, rocks, sand, plains, volcanoes

• Desert, plains, plataeus, mountains, glaceries

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What kind of crustal features form at a convergent plate boundary?

• Trenches, Volcanoes, and islands and the plate boundary causes strong earthquakes

• Volcanoes, and mountains

• Earthquakes, Lakes, and Canyons

• Mid ridge, submarine range

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What crustal features are formed by divergent boundaries?

• Mid-Ocean ridge, a mountain range such as the Mid- Atlantic ridge and volcanoes

• Trenches, and plateous

• Glaciers, hills, and rocks

• Islands, and fault lines

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What crustal features are formed by transform boundaries?

• Mid Ocean range, plateous

• Earthquake fault zone, thin linear valleys, ponds, split river beds, deep trenches

• Mid Atlantic ridge, valleys, and trenches

• Lakes, rocks

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