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- Q1
Group the landforms with the correct plate boundary.
Users sort answers between categoriesSorting60s8.9b - Q2
Match the plate boundary with the correct motion
Users link answersLinking45s8.9b - Q3
Ocean crust will subduct under continental crust if they converge.
truefalseTrue or False30s8.9b - Q4
Group into true or not true
Users sort answers between categoriesSorting60s8.9b - Q5
What is the force in the mantle that causes the plates in the lithosphere to move?
Users re-arrange answers into correct orderJumble60s8.9b - Q6
Which of the following correctly explains why Earth is not getting bigger when new land is being created?
Seafloor spreading is a constructive force that causes new seafloor to be created at a divergent boundary, but transform boundaries turn the new crust into something else.
Seafloor spreading is a constructive force that causes new seafloor to be created at a divergent boundary. Destructive forces, like subduction, at convergent boundaries recycle old crust back into the mantel.
New land is not being created.
Seafloor spreading is a constructive force that causes new seafloor to be created at a divergent boundary, so Earth is getting bigger.
45s8.9b
