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Plate Boundaries: Sticker Notes Quiz 1
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1Diagram A and B are both examples of [blank_start]divergent[blank_end] plate boundaries.
Diagram A is an example of two [blank_start]oceanic[blank_end] plates moving apart. Diagram B is an example of two [blank_start]continental[blank_end] plates moving apart.
At the plate boundary on diagram A, land is being [blank_start]created[blank_end] by magma coming up and cooling. The magma comes up to create a long series of volcanoes called a [blank_start]ridge[blank_end]. [blank_start]Earthquakes[blank_end], in addition to volcanoes, also occur at this plate boundary.
At the plate boundary on diagram B, the thick continental crust is stretching and a [blank_start]rift valley[blank_end] is being made. Over time, the rift valley will get wider and deeper. [blank_start]Earthquakes[blank_end] also occur at this plate boundary.
- Adivergent
- Bconvergent
- Coceanic
- Dcontiental
- Econtinental
- Foceanic
- Gcreated
- Hdestroyed
- Iridge
- Jfault
- Ktrench
- LEarthquakes
- MVolcanoes
- Nrift valley
- Oridge
- Pfault
- Qvolcanic arc
- REarthquakes
- SVolcanic Arcs
2Digram C is a [blank_start]transform[blank_end] boundary. Land is [blank_start]not created[blank_end] or destroyed at this plate boundary. Strong [blank_start]earthquakes[blank_end] occur at this plate boundary, and a [blank_start]fault[blank_end] is formed where the crust cracks between the two plates.
- Atransform
- Bdivergent
- Cconvergent collision
- Dconvergent subution
- Enot created
- Fcreated
- Gearthquakes
- Hvolcanoes
- Ifault
- Jridge
- Krift valley
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- 8th grade Science Quiz on Plate Boundaries: Sticker Notes Quiz 1, created by Kara Berger on 05/11/2018.
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