Earth Sciences: Plate Boundaries

Oceanic crust is more likely to crumble under the pressure.

Oceanic crust is less dense and more likely to be pushed back into the mantle.

Oceanic crust is more plentiful and more likely to be available to slide in a convergent boundary.

Oceanic crust is more dense and more likely to be pushed back into the mantle.

moves around on the surface of the Earth in one piece.

is stationary except for the continents that move through the ocean.

is broken into pieces that move around.

is broken into stationary pieces.

It is tectonic movement as a result of mountain formation.

It is tectonic movement as a result of building pressure, resulting in an earthquake.

It is tectonic movement as a result of building pressure, resulting in an ocean trench.

It is tectonic movement as a result of volcanic action.

plates sliding past each other.

a divergent boundary.

a convergent boundary.

a transform boundary.

Volcanic islands

all of the choices

Volcanic mountains

Deep ocean trenches