Collide, Move apart, and Slide

Question 1

it is a ductile layer under the solid lithosphere

Answer 1

asthenosphere

Question 2

three types of plate boundaries

Answer 2

convergent, divergent, transform

Question 3

are plate boundaries where the plates move apart from each other, resulting in the production of a new seafloor.

Answer 3

divergent plate boundaries

Question 4

are plate boundaries where the plates move toward each other.

Answer 4

convergent plate boundaries

Question 5

is a type of collision between an oceanic crust and a continental crust.

Answer 5

Oceanic-Continental convergence

Question 6

it is the process at which the oceanic crust sinks down the continental crust and goes back to the mantle.

Answer 6

subduction

Question 7

chains of volcanoes parallel to the subduction

Answer 7

continental volcano arc

Question 8

it is a deep, narrow depression on the ocean seafloor caused by the collision and/or subduction of plates.

Answer 8

trench

Question 9

is a type of collision between two oceanic crustal plates

Answer 9

oceanic-oceanic convergence

Question 10

in this type of collision, two continental crustal plates move toward one another.

Answer 10

continental-continental convergence

Question 11

it is a plate boundary where, instead of moving toward or moving apart from each other, the plates slide past horizontally to each other without destroying the lithospheric plate

Answer 11

transform plate boundary

Question 12

is another feature that results from plate movement

Answer 12

rift valley