Plate Tectonics Evolution of the Earth
Interior
Tectonic Plates
Tectonic Plates Volcanoes
Tectonic Plates
Tectonic Plates
Plate Boundaries Convergent – plates move toward one another Divergent – plates move away from each other Transform – plate moves sideways from each other
Plate Boundaries
Convergent Plates The only subduction zone in the Atlantic
Divergent Plates
Transform Plates San Andreas Fault
Review Questions Which type of geological activity occurs all the time at plate boundaries? Transformation Volcanic activity Earthquakes Both b. and c.
Review Questions Which type of geological activity occurs all the time at plate boundaries? Transformation Volcanic activity D Earthquakes Both b. and c.
Review Questions 2. Which type of geological activity is associated with convergent plate boundaries? Subduction zones Volcanic activity Oceanic ridges Both b. and c.
Review Questions 2. Which type of geological activity is associated with convergent plate boundaries? Subduction zones Volcanic activity A Oceanic ridges Both b. and c.
Review Questions 3. Which type of geological activity is associated with divergent plate boundaries? Subduction zones Volcanic activity Oceanic ridges Both b. and c.
Review Questions 3. Which type of geological activity is associated with divergent plate boundaries? Subduction zones Volcanic activity C Oceanic ridges Both b. and c.
Review Questions 4. What type of movement in the earth’s mantle causes oceanic ridges and subduction zones? Transformation Convection currents Subduction currents Both b. and c.
Review Questions 4. What type of movement in the earth’s mantle causes oceanic ridges and subduction zones? Transformation Convection currents B Subduction currents Both b. and c.