1. Plate Boundaries What happens there and where on Earth do we find them?

2. What does the Theory of Plate Tectonics Say? 1)The planet’s surface is composed of many different sections that randomly float around on water below the earth’s crust 2)The planet’s surface is composed of many different sections that move around on the partially molten Asthenosphere. 3)The moon’s gravity causes different sections of the earth’s crust to move around—thus changing the positions of the land masses. 4)None of these

3. What does the Theory of Plate Tectonics Say? 1)The planet’s surface is composed of many different sections that randomly float around on water below the earth’s crust 2)The planet’s surface is composed of many different sections that move around on the partially molten Asthenosphere. 3)The moon’s gravity causes different sections of the earth’s crust to move around—thus changing the positions of the land masses. 4)None of these

4. Earth’s Structure

5. What is the force that makes the plates move? 1)Wind from earth’s atmosphere. 2)Conduction of heat from earth’s interior 3)Convection of heat from earth’s interior 4)Gravity of the Moon and Sun 5)The rotation of the earth/Coriolis effect

6. What is the force that makes the plates move? 1)Wind from earth’s atmosphere. 2)Conduction of heat from earth’s interior 3)Convection of heat from earth’s interior 4)Gravity of the Moon and Sun 5)The rotation of the earth/Coriolis effect

7. What type of plate boundary is this? 1)Divergent 2)Transform 3)Hot spot 4)Ocean-Ocean Convergent 5)Ocean-Continent Convergent 6)Continent-Continent Convergent

8. What type of plate boundary is this? 1)Divergent 2)Transform 3)Hot spot 4)Ocean-Ocean Convergent 5)Ocean-Continent Convergent 6)Continent-Continent Convergent

9. What do you get at a divergent plate boundary? 1)Major earthquakes & mountains—but no volcanoes 2)Major earthquakes, a trench & a coastal volcanic mountain range 3)Major earthquakes, a trench & a volcanic island arc 4)Major earthquakes & no volcanoes or mountains 5)Minor earthquakes & a line of volcanoes 6)A line of volcanoes—but only one is active

10. What do you get at a divergent plate boundary? 1)Major earthquakes & mountains—but no volcanoes 2)Major earthquakes, a trench & a coastal volcanic mountain range 3)Major earthquakes, a trench & a volcanic island arc 4)Major earthquakes & no volcanoes or mountains 5)Minor earthquakes & a line of volcanoes 6)A line of volcanoes—but only one is active

11. What place(s) on earth are examples of divergent plate boundaries? 1)The Himalayan & the Appalachian Mountains 2)The Andes and the Cascade Mountains 3)Iceland and the African Rift Valley 4)The Hawaiian Islands 5)Japan and the Caribbean Islands 6)California’s San Andreas Fault

12. What place(s) on earth are examples of divergent plate boundaries? 1)The Himalayan & the Appalachian Mountains 2)The Andes and the Cascade Mountains 3)Iceland and the African Rift Valley 4)The Hawaiian Islands 5)Japan and the Caribbean Islands 6)California’s San Andreas Fault

13. What type of plate boundary is this? 1)Divergent 2)Transform 3)Hot spot 4)Ocean-Ocean Convergent 5)Ocean-Continent Convergent 6)Continent-Continent Convergent

14. What type of plate boundary is this? 1)Divergent 2)Transform 3)Hot spot 4)Ocean-Ocean Convergent 5)Ocean-Continent Convergent 6)Continent-Continent Convergent

15. What do you get at an ocean-ocean convergent plate boundary? 1)Major earthquakes & mountains—but no volcanoes 2)Major earthquakes, a trench & a coastal volcanic mountain range 3)Major earthquakes, a trench & a volcanic island arc 4)Major earthquakes & no volcanoes or mountains 5)Minor earthquakes & a line of volcanoes 6)A line of volcanoes—but only one is active

16. What do you get at an ocean-ocean convergent plate boundary? 1)Major earthquakes & mountains—but no volcanoes 2)Major earthquakes, a trench & a coastal volcanic mountain range 3)Major earthquakes, a trench & a volcanic island arc 4)Major earthquakes & no volcanoes or mountains 5)Minor earthquakes & a line of volcanoes 6)A line of volcanoes—but only one is active

17. What place(s) on earth are examples of ocean-ocean convergent plate boundaries? 1)The Himalayan & the Appalachian Mountains 2)The Andes and the Cascade Mountains 3)Iceland and the African Rift Valley 4)The Hawaiian Islands 5)Japan and the Caribbean Islands 6)California’s San Andreas Fault

18. What place(s) on earth are examples of ocean-ocean convergent plate boundaries? 1)The Himalayan & the Appalachian Mountains 2)The Andes and the Cascade Mountains 3)Iceland and the African Rift Valley 4)The Hawaiian Islands 5)Japan and the Caribbean Islands 6)California’s San Andreas Fault

19. What type of plate boundary is this? 1)Divergent 2)Transform 3)Hot spot 4)Ocean-Ocean Convergent 5)Ocean-Continent Convergent 6)Continent-Continent Convergent

20. What type of plate boundary is this? 1)Divergent 2)Transform 3)Hot spot 4)Ocean-Ocean Convergent 5)Ocean-Continent Convergent 6)Continent-Continent Convergent

21. What do you get at an ocean-continent convergent plate boundary? 1)Major earthquakes & mountains—but no volcanoes 2)Major earthquakes, a trench & a coastal volcanic mountain range 3)Major earthquakes, a trench & a volcanic island arc 4)Major earthquakes & no volcanoes or mountains 5)Minor earthquakes & a line of volcanoes 6)A line of volcanoes—but only one is active

22. What do you get at an ocean-continent convergent plate boundary? 1)Major earthquakes & mountains—but no volcanoes 2)Major earthquakes, a trench & a coastal volcanic mountain range 3)Major earthquakes, a trench & a volcanic island arc 4)Major earthquakes & no volcanoes or mountains 5)Minor earthquakes & a line of volcanoes 6)A line of volcanoes—but only one is active

23. What place(s) on earth are examples of ocean- continent convergent plate boundaries? 1)The Himalayan & the Appalachian Mountains 2)The Andes and the Cascade Mountains 3)Iceland and the African Rift Valley 4)The Hawaiian Islands 5)Japan and the Caribbean Islands 6)California’s San Andreas Fault

24. What place(s) on earth are examples of ocean- continent convergent plate boundaries? 1)The Himalayan & the Appalachian Mountains 2)The Andes and the Cascade Mountains 3)Iceland and the African Rift Valley 4)The Hawaiian Islands 5)Japan and the Caribbean Islands 6)California’s San Andreas Fault

25. What type of plate boundary is this? 1)Divergent 2)Transform 3)Hot spot 4)Ocean-Ocean Convergent 5)Ocean-Continent Convergent 6)Continent-Continent Convergent

26. What type of plate boundary is this? 1)Divergent 2)Transform 3)Hot spot 4)Ocean-Ocean Convergent 5)Ocean-Continent Convergent 6)Continent-Continent Convergent

27. What do you get at a transform plate boundary? 1)Major earthquakes & mountains—but no volcanoes 2)Major earthquakes, a trench & a coastal volcanic mountain range 3)Major earthquakes, a trench & a volcanic island arc 4)Major earthquakes & no volcanoes or mountains 5)Small earthquakes & a line of volcanoes 6)A line of volcanoes—but only one is active

28. What do you get at a transform plate boundary? 1)Major earthquakes & mountains—but no volcanoes 2)Major earthquakes, a trench & a coastal volcanic mountain range 3)Major earthquakes, a trench & a volcanic island arc 4)Major earthquakes & no volcanoes or mountains 5)Small earthquakes & a line of volcanoes 6)A line of volcanoes—but only one is active

29. What place(s) on earth are examples of transform plate boundaries? 1)The Himalayan & the Appalachian Mountains 2)The Andes and the Cascade Mountains 3)Iceland and the African Rift Valley 4)The Hawaiian Islands 5)Japan and the Caribbean Islands 6)California’s San Andreas Fault

30. What place(s) on earth are examples of transform plate boundaries? 1)The Himalayan & the Appalachian Mountains 2)The Andes and the Cascade Mountains 3)Iceland and the African Rift Valley 4)The Hawaiian Islands 5)Japan and the Caribbean Islands 6)California’s San Andreas Fault

31. What type of plate boundary is this? 1)Divergent 2)Transform 3)Hot spot 4)Ocean-Ocean Convergent 5)Ocean-Continent Convergent 6)Continent-Continent Convergent

32. What type of plate boundary is this? 1)Divergent 2)Transform 3)Hot spot 4)Ocean-Ocean Convergent 5)Ocean-Continent Convergent 6)Continent-Continent Convergent

33. What do you get at a continent-continent convergent plate boundary? 1)Major earthquakes & mountains—but no volcanoes 2)Major earthquakes, a trench & a coastal volcanic mountain range 3)Major earthquakes, a trench & a volcanic island arc 4)Major earthquakes & no volcanoes or mountains 5)Minor earthquakes & a line of volcanoes 6)A line of volcanoes—but only one is active

34. What do you get at a continent-continent convergent plate boundary? 1)Major earthquakes & mountains—but no volcanoes 2)Major earthquakes, a trench & a coastal volcanic mountain range 3)Major earthquakes, a trench & a volcanic island arc 4)Major earthquakes & no volcanoes or mountains 5)Minor earthquakes & a line of volcanoes 6)A line of volcanoes—but only one is active

35. What place(s) on earth are examples of continent-continent convergent plate boundaries? 1)The Himalayan & the Appalachian Mountains 2)The Andes and the Cascade Mountains 3)Iceland and the African Rift Valley 4)The Hawaiian Islands 5)Japan and the Caribbean Islands 6)California’s San Andreas Fault

36. What place(s) on earth are examples of continent-continent convergent plate boundaries? 1)The Himalayan & the Appalachian Mountains 2)The Andes and the Cascade Mountains 3)Iceland and the African Rift Valley 4)The Hawaiian Islands 5)Japan and the Caribbean Islands 6)California’s San Andreas Fault