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Froggy Jumps Tectonic PlatesOnline version Test your knowledge about tectonic plates and their movements with this fun quiz! by Jennyfer Moreira 1 What are tectonic plates? a Types of rocks found in the Earth's crust. b Large pieces of the Earth's surface that fit together like puzzle pieces. c Layers of the Earth's atmosphere. 2 What happens at a convergent boundary? a Plates slide past each other. b Plates push toward each other. c Plates move apart from each other. 3 What can convergent boundaries cause? a Mid-ocean ridges. b Mountains to form, like the Himalayas. c New crust to form. 4 Which mountain range is an example of a convergent boundary? a The Appalachian Mountains in the USA. b The Andes Mountains in South America. c The Rocky Mountains in North America. 5 What happens at a divergent boundary? a Plates push toward each other. b Plates slide past each other. c Plates move apart from each other. 6 What can divergent boundaries cause? a Mountains to form. b New crust to form and mid-ocean ridges. c Volcanoes to erupt. 7 What is an example of a divergent boundary? a The San Andreas Fault. b The Himalayas. c The Mid-Atlantic Ridge. 8 What happens at a transform boundary? a Plates push toward each other. b Plates move apart from each other. c Plates slide past each other. 9 What can transform boundaries cause? a New crust to form. b Earthquakes and faults in the Earth's crust. c Mountains to form. 10 What is an example of a transform boundary? a The Mid-Atlantic Ridge. b The San Andreas Fault in California. c The Andes Mountains. 11 What are tectonic plates? a Layers of the Earth's atmosphere. b Types of rocks found on Earth. c Large pieces of the Earth's surface that fit together like puzzle pieces. 12 What layer do tectonic plates float on? a The mantle. b The crust. c The core. 13 What happens at a convergent boundary? a Plates move apart. b Plates slide past each other. c Plates push toward each other. 14 What can a convergent boundary cause? a Mid-ocean ridges. b New crust to form. c Mountains to form. 15 Which mountain range is an example of a convergent boundary? a The Himalayas. b The Andes. c The Rockies. 16 What happens at a divergent boundary? a Plates move apart from each other. b Plates slide past each other. c Plates collide. 17 What can a divergent boundary cause? a Earthquakes. b Mountains to form. c New crust to form. 18 What is an example of a divergent boundary? a The Himalayas. b The Mid-Atlantic Ridge. c The San Andreas Fault. 19 What happens at a transform boundary? a Plates slide past each other. b Plates push together. c Plates move apart. 20 What can a transform boundary cause? a Earthquakes. b New crust to form. c Volcanoes. 21 What is an example of a transform boundary? a The Andes Mountains. b The San Andreas Fault. c The Mid-Atlantic Ridge. 22 What is a fault? a A crack in the Earth's crust caused by plate movement. b A type of rock. c A volcanic eruption. 23 What type of boundary can cause volcanoes? a Only convergent boundaries. b Both convergent and divergent boundaries. c Only transform boundaries. 24 What is the movement of tectonic plates described as? a Very slow. b Rapid. c Static. 25 What geological feature is formed at divergent boundaries? a Mountains. b Mid-ocean ridges. c Faults.

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by Jennyfer Moreira

What are tectonic plates?

What happens at a convergent boundary?

What can convergent boundaries cause?

Which mountain range is an example of a convergent boundary?

What happens at a divergent boundary?

What can divergent boundaries cause?

What is an example of a divergent boundary?

What happens at a transform boundary?

What can transform boundaries cause?

What is an example of a transform boundary?

What are tectonic plates?

What layer do tectonic plates float on?

What happens at a convergent boundary?

What can a convergent boundary cause?

Which mountain range is an example of a convergent boundary?

What happens at a divergent boundary?

What can a divergent boundary cause?

What is an example of a divergent boundary?

What happens at a transform boundary?

What can a transform boundary cause?

What is an example of a transform boundary?

What is a fault?

What type of boundary can cause volcanoes?

What is the movement of tectonic plates described as?

What geological feature is formed at divergent boundaries?