Convergent Boundaries

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Which correctly shows two oceanic plates colliding?
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Q1
Which correctly shows two oceanic plates colliding?
A
B
C
D
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Q2
Which correctly shows a continent converging with an oceanic plate
C
A
B
D
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Q3
Which correctly shows 2 continents converging?
B
D
A
c
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Q4
Which shows 2 oceanic plates converging
all choices
2
1
3
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Q5
Which shows 2 continents converging
1
2
all choices
3
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Q6
Which tectonic (lithospheric) plate is more dense? How do you know?
4 because it does not subduct
1 because it subducts
4 because it subducts
1 because it does not subduct
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Q7
Which tectonic plate is stuck? What happens because it is stuck?
1 because it is subducting so it will melt
4 because it get's volcanoes
1 because it is thinner and so it will subduct
4 because it isn't subducting so it folds/crumples
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Q8
What is found between the islands at number 6
Valley
Underwater valleys
Trench
volcano
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Q9
The two (2) tectonic plates just start to push together. What will happen?
A will get stuck and fold creating trenches & mountains on A
B will get stuck and fold creating trenches & mountains on B
Both A and B will get stuck and fold creating trenches & mountains
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Q10
The two (2) tectonic plates just start to push together. What will happen?
B will subduct, get deeper into the mantle, melt, rise, and form volcanoes on A
Neither plate will subduct or melt so no volcanoes will form
Both plates will subduct, get deeper into the mantle, melt, rise, and form volcanoes on both A and B
A will subduct, get deeper into the mantle, melt, rise, and form volcanoes on B
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Q11
How many plate boundaries are there?
4
2
1
3
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Q12
How many lithospheric plates are there?
3
5
2
4
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Q13
The two plates just start to push together. What will happen in the future?
Neither A or B will subduct.
A will subduct and melt. The melted seafloor is destroyed and stays in the mantle
B will subduct and melt. This material will then stay in the mantle
A will subduct and melt. The magma will then rise to form a volcano on B.
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Q14
The two plates where A and B just start to get pushed together. In the future what will happen?
B will subduct and melt. This material will then stay in the mantle
A will subduct and melt. The melted seafloor is destroyed and stays in the mantle
A will subduct and melt. The magma will then rise to form a volcano on B.
Neither A or B will subduct.
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Q15
The two plates just start to push together. What will happen in the future?
Neither A or B will get stuck so no mountains or valleys will form
A will get stuck. It will then continue to get pushed and fold creating mountains and valleys on B only
B will get stuck. It will then continue to get pushed and fold creating mountains and valleys on B only
Both A and B get stuck. It will then continue to get pushed and fold creating mountains and valleys on both A and B
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