Continental & Oceanic Crust & Lithospheric Plates

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Plates, crusts, and their interactions.

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Froggy Jumps Continental & Oceanic Crust & Lithospheric PlatesOnline version Plates, crusts, and their interactions. by Justine Prajes 1 Which crust is thicker and less dense: continental or oceanic crust? a Mantle crust b Continental crust c Oceanic crust 2 Which crust is more mafic and denser? a Asthenospheric crust b Continental crust c Oceanic crust 3 A tectonic plate includes the crust plus which upper layer? a Rigid upper mantle (lithosphere) b Core c Asthenosphere 4 What forms when two continental plates diverge? a Volcanic island arc b Mid-ocean ridge c Rift valley 5 Subduction typically occurs when an oceanic plate sinks beneath a: a Continental plate b Mantle slab c Another oceanic plate 6 Which plate is known for many subduction zones around its rim? a African Plate b Pacific Plate c Antarctic Plate 7 Isostasy explains why thicker continental crust floats how? a Higher elevation due to greater buoyancy b Lower elevation due to density c Same height as oceanic crust 8 What boundary is associated with frequent earthquakes and little to no volcanism? a Transform boundary b Divergent boundary c Convergent boundary with subduction 9 In mid-ocean ridges, oceanic crust becomes older as you move: a Towards the ridge b In a circular pattern c Away from the ridge 10 Between which crust types does subduction primarily occur? a Oceanic and oceanic crust b Continental and continental crust c Oceanic and continental crust

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Continental & Oceanic Crust & Lithospheric PlatesOnline version

Plates, crusts, and their interactions.

by Justine Prajes

Which crust is thicker and less dense: continental or oceanic crust?

Mantle crust

Continental crust

Oceanic crust

Which crust is more mafic and denser?

Asthenospheric crust

Continental crust

Oceanic crust

A tectonic plate includes the crust plus which upper layer?

Rigid upper mantle (lithosphere)

Core

Asthenosphere

What forms when two continental plates diverge?

Volcanic island arc

Mid-ocean ridge

Rift valley

Subduction typically occurs when an oceanic plate sinks beneath a:

Continental plate

Mantle slab

Another oceanic plate

Which plate is known for many subduction zones around its rim?

African Plate

Pacific Plate

Antarctic Plate

Isostasy explains why thicker continental crust floats how?

Higher elevation due to greater buoyancy

Lower elevation due to density

Same height as oceanic crust

What boundary is associated with frequent earthquakes and little to no volcanism?

Transform boundary

Divergent boundary

Convergent boundary with subduction

In mid-ocean ridges, oceanic crust becomes older as you move:

Towards the ridge

In a circular pattern

Away from the ridge

Between which crust types does subduction primarily occur?

Oceanic and oceanic crust

Continental and continental crust

Oceanic and continental crust

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Continental & Oceanic Crust & Lithospheric PlatesOnline version

by Justine Prajes

Which crust is thicker and less dense: continental or oceanic crust?

Which crust is more mafic and denser?

A tectonic plate includes the crust plus which upper layer?

What forms when two continental plates diverge?

Subduction typically occurs when an oceanic plate sinks beneath a:

Which plate is known for many subduction zones around its rim?

Isostasy explains why thicker continental crust floats how?

What boundary is associated with frequent earthquakes and little to no volcanism?

In mid-ocean ridges, oceanic crust becomes older as you move:

Between which crust types does subduction primarily occur?

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