What are the three types of plate boundaries discussed in the video?

• Divergent, Convergent, Transform

• Divergent, Parallel, Transform

• Convergent, Parallel, Horizontal

• Transform, Vertical, Divergent

(a)   is the type of plate boundary associated with the formation of new oceanic crust.

• Convergent Boundaries
• Divergent Boundaries
• Transform Boundaries
• Parallel Boundaries

What is a characteristic of shield volcanoes?

• Explosive eruptions due to gas viscosity

• Gentle slopes and primarily basaltic lava

• Built from ejected lava fragments

• Formation of mountain ranges

What is the primary difference between P waves and S waves?

• P waves are shear waves, S waves are compressional

• P waves travel slower than S waves

• P waves are compressional and travel fastest, S waves are shear waves

• S waves cause more destruction than P waves

Match the following geological features with the type of plate boundary they are most commonly associated with.

• Transform boundary

• Mountain ranges

• Divergent boundary

• Deep ocean trenches

• Convergent boundary (subduction zone)

• Mid-ocean ridges

• Convergent boundary (continental collision)

• San Andreas Fault

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-2

Match each type of plate boundary with its correct description.

• Boundaries where plates move apart, collide, or slide past each other

• Divergent, Convergent, Transform

• Types of Earth's crust or layers

• Volcanic, Seismic, Tectonic

• Types of geological activities or features

• Subduction, Rift, Transform

• Boundaries involving one plate sinking, plates pulling apart, or sliding past

• Oceanic, Continental, Mantle

Which type of boundary is primarily responsible for the creation of new oceanic crust?

• Convergent

• Divergent

• Transform

• Fault Line

(a)   plate boundary is characterized by plates moving apart.

• Convergent
• Divergent
• Transform
• Subduction

Match each geological feature to the type of plate boundary it is commonly associated with.

• Convergent boundaries (subduction zones)

• Mid-ocean ridges

• Divergent boundaries

• Volcanoes

• Convergent boundaries (continental collision)

• Mountain ranges

• Transform boundaries

• Earthquakes

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NGSS.MS-ESS3-2

Match each geological process with the type of plate boundary where it most commonly occurs.

• Transform boundary

• Sliding of plates past each other

• Divergent boundary

• Erosion of land

• Weathering and surface processes

• Subduction of tectonic plates

• Convergent boundary

• Movement of magma

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-3