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Plates and Earthquakes Quick Check Connexus
1)Drag and drop the words into the correct locations.(2 points)
There are three types of tectonic plate boundaries. When two plates slide past each other, they form a (1) boundary. A (2) boundary occurs when two plates pull away from each other. When two plates collide with each other, they form a (3) boundary.
My answers: (1) transform, (2) divergent, (3) convergent
2)Where are the newest parts of Earth’s crust located?(1 point)
a. at mid-ocean ridges
b. at the edges of continents
c. on the tops of mountains
d. on plateaus
My answer: a. at mid-ocean ridges
3)Select the correct answer from the list.(2 points)
Not every earthquake has a(n) (foreshock/aftershock) , but every earthquake has (foreshock/aftershock) that occur in (places far away from/ the same place as) the mainshock.
My answer: foreshock, aftershocks, the same place as

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1. There are three types of tectonic plate boundaries and they includes:

  • When two plates slide past each other, they form a transform boundary.

  • The divergent boundary occurs when two plates pull away from each other.

  • When two plates collide with each other, they formed a convergent boundary.

2. The newest parts of the Earth’s crust is located at mid-ocean ridges.

  • The mid-ocean ridge refers to the seafloor mountain system formed by plate tectonics and are the newest parts of the Earth’s crust.

3. Not every earthquake has a foreshock, but every earthquake has aftershock that occur in places far away from the mainshock.

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