Part A Types of convergent plate boundaries Identify each type of convergent plate boundary Drag the appropriate convergence labels to their respective targets. View Available Hint(s) Hint 1. Plate density and nature ot convergence If the two plates are of equal density, they thrust against each other forming a mountain chain.

O oceanic-transform plate boundary O oceanic-oceanic convergent boundary continental-continental convergent boundary oceanic continental convergent boundary Show transcribed image text There are 3 steps to solve this one.

Plate b. What is the name given to faults that facilitate plate movement along this type of boundary? 3. Does Figure 3.3C represent a convergent, divergent, or transform plate boundary? Plate Plate a. Are the plates along this type of boundary moving apart or moving together? Asthenosphere ich shows the three types b. Examine Figure 3.4, of ...

Question: The two red arrows point to the islands of Hawaii and Iceland. Select all of the correct answers that pertain to ICELANDGroup of answer choiceshot spot volcanodecompression melting volcanosubduction zone volcanolocated in the Atlantic Oceanlocated in the Pacific Oceansurrounded by coral reefslocated at a divergent plate boundarylocated at a convergent

Locate a divergent, a transform, and a convergent plate boundary that are not adjacent to North America. Describe the location of each of these plate boundaries relative to the major continents, nations or oceans (eg. just west of the continent of North America in the Pacific Ocean). Identify what type of convergent plate boundary you have located

Older, Oceanic lithosphere is along a boundary at the same rate as the spreading center. 18. Continental crust is (more/less) dense than ocean crust. Page 2 of 4 ERTH 20 HW Plate Tectonics Name: because they are 19. Convergent boundaries are also called sites where lithosphere is descending (subducting) into the mantle. 20.

9) San Andreas Fault Southeast Indian Ridge Tectonic Plates 0 80° 100 120 100 160° 180° 140° 120 100° 80 60 40 20° g 20 120 and Hot Spot 460 North American Plate Eurasian Plate Eurasian Plate 450 Juan de Fuca Plate Yollowstone Hot Spot 0 0410 Mid-Atlantic Ridge Canary NOTE:Not all mantle hot spots, plates, and boundaries are shown. 1430 ...

Question: Match the feature to the associated plate boundary typeQuestion 7 options:SupercontinentsContinental arcTrenchNo volcanoesMid-ocean ridge1. Oceanic-oceanic convergent2. Continental-ocean convergent3. Continental-Continental Convergent4. Divergent plate boundary5. Transform plate bound

Question: If you were afraid of earthquakes, which of the following areas would be the safest to live? 1.convergent plate boundary 2.divergent plate boundary 3.island arc subduction zone 4.shield which one is correct?

4) Does Letter A plate boundary result in the construction or destruction of the lithosphere? A) Destruction. B) Construction. 5) At letter A - what type of crust is created? A) continental. B) oceanic. 6 Does Letter B above represent a convergent, transform, or divergent plate boundary? A) No transform. B) Divergent. C) Convergent