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Test your knowledge of plates and plate boundaries

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A section of the earth's crust   tectonic plate  
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The point in the earth's crust where 2 plates meet   plate boundary or margin  
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a boundary where 2 plates collide   destructive  
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a boundary where 2 plates pull apart   constructive  
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a boundary where plates appear to slide past eachother   conservative  
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the process where an oceanic plate is taken back into the mantle   subduction  
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a cleft or dip in the ocean floor where 2 plates collide   ocean trench  
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the force generated when plates slide past eachother   friction  
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the process that creates mountain ranges at a destructive margin   folding  
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the type of plate boundary found all around the Pacific ocean   Destructive  
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the mechanism that causes plates to move   convection current  
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when plates pull apart at a constructive boundary, this landform is created   rift valley  
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the type of lava formed beneath the ocean   pillow lava  
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constructive boundaries produce wide, low volcanoes called....   shield volcanoes  
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the type of lava erupted from a shield volcano   basaltic  
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the type of volcano found on a destructive boundary   composite  
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the type of lava erupted from a composite volcano   acidic  
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the hazard associated with conservative plate boundaries   earthquakes  
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when oceanic plates collide, these are formed   island arcs  
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