plate boundaries

Question 1

features of a destructive plate boundary

Answer 1

oceanic crust subducted under continental by slab pull (due to higher density), friction causes earthquake and in the subduction zone magma is heated and rises to fill the gap

Question 2

tectonic hazards at destructive plate boundary

Answer 2

volcanoes
earthquakes
tsunamis

Question 3

direction of plate movement at destructive

Answer 3

convergent (towards each other)

Question 4

costructive plate boundary features

Answer 4

mid atlantic ridges are created as plate diverge, so new litosphere is created through gaps created

Question 5

tectonic hazards at constructive boundaries

Answer 5

volcanoes (shield)
earthquakes (frequent, gentle)

Question 6

plate movement direction

Answer 6

diverging (two oceanic plates move apart)

Question 7

features of collision boundaries

Answer 7

uplift and subduction occurs with slab pull when two continental plates move towards each other

Question 8

tectonic hazards at collision boundaries

Answer 8

earthquakes only

Question 9

plate direction movement at collision boundaries

Answer 9

converging (move towards each other)