boundaries and topographic maps

what is the definition of convergent boundaries?

• when two plates move towards each other

• when two plates move away form each other

• when two plates slide against each other

• when one plate sub-ducts another

what is this an example of?

• divergent

• transform

• subduction

• convergent

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what is the elevation of A

• 290m

• 280m

• 300m

• 170m

what is elevation?

• Height above sea level
• Measurement of temperature.
• Depth below sea level.
• Distance from the equator.

what was Alfred wegners theory called?

• drift continental theory

• world shape theory

• continental drift theory

• puzzel piece theory

a transform boundary is when two plates______ with each other

what is a topographic map?

• A topographic map is a map that only shows the political boundaries of different countries.
• A topographic map is a type of weather map that shows the current temperature and precipitation.
• A topographic map is a map that displays the locations of different tourist attractions.
• A topographic map is a detailed and accurate representation of the Earth's surface, showing the physical features such as elevation, relief, and landforms using contour lines.

what is the difference between convergent and divergent boundaries

• Convergent boundaries involve plates moving towards each other, while divergent boundaries involve plates colliding or moving away from each other.
• Convergent boundaries involve plates moving away from each other, while divergent boundaries involve plates staying still.
• Convergent boundaries involve plates colliding or moving towards each other, while divergent boundaries involve plates moving away from each other.
• Convergent boundaries involve plates moving away from each other, while divergent boundaries involve plates colliding or moving towards each other.

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what is proof of the continental drift theory

• Matching shapes of continents, distribution of fossils, alignment of mountain ranges and geological features
• Matching shapes of countries, distribution of fossils, alignment of mountain ranges and geological features.
• Matching sizes of continents, distribution of fossils, alignment of mountain ranges and geological features.
• Matching colors of continents, distribution of fossils, alignment of mountain ranges and geological features.

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