Geography

Question	Answer
Destructive Plate Boundary	A destructive plate boundary is when the oceanic plate is forced underneath the continental one.
Constructive Plate Boundary	A constructive plate boundary is where two plates are pushed apart.
Collision Plate Boundary	when oceanic and continental plates move together.
Collision Plate Boundary.	Where plates slide past each other in opposite directions
Dormant Volcano	A dormant volcano is where the volcano hasn't erupted in recent times.
Extinct Volcano	An extinct volcano is where the volcano hasn't erupted for 1,000,000 years and probably won't erupt again.
Active Volcano	An active volcano is a volcano which has erupted recently and is likely to erupt again.
Shield Volcano	A shield volcano is a volcano that has gently sloping sides and is usually composed of fluid lava.
Composite Volcano	A composite volcano is a volcano which has large steep sides and is built up with ash and lava.
Focus	The focus is the centre of an earthquake.
Epicentre	The epicentre is the point above the focus.

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