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Plate Tectonics Quiz

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Tectonics basics

by 9-MASLOW Casey Claire S. Vidal
1

Which theory explains the movement of Earth's continents?

2

Which boundary forms new crust as plates separate?

3

Which boundary involves plates sliding past each other horizontally?

4

What process occurs at convergent boundaries where one plate sinks beneath another?

5

What feature forms at mid-ocean ridges due to seafloor spreading?

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What does the lithosphere consist of?

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What primarily drives plate motion?

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Which supercontinent existed about 335–175 million years ago?

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Where are earthquakes and volcanoes most common?

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How does oceanic crust differ from continental crust?

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