Plate tectonic theory 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? GeographyPlate tectonicsA2/A-levelAQA Created by: SakriehellCreated on: 17-05-17 14:07 What is another name for a constructive plate boundary? Divergent 1 of 17 What type of magma is found at a constructive boundary? Basaltic 2 of 17 Where can transform faults be found? Mid-atlantic ridge 3 of 17 Which is an alternate name for destructive boundaries? Convergent 4 of 17 What happens at an oceanic-continental boundary? A subduction zone forms 5 of 17 What plate boundary forms an oceanic trench? Oceanic-continental destructive 6 of 17 What plate boundary forms a volcanic arc/island arc? Oceanic-oceanic destructive 7 of 17 What magma type is often found at destructive boundaries? Andesitic 8 of 17 Where do earthquakes usually occur on a destructive plate boundary? Benioff zone 9 of 17 On what boundaries can fold mountains be found? Oceanic-continental and continental-continental destructive boundaries 10 of 17 Which is an alternative name for a conservative fault? Slip-strike fault 11 of 17 Where are hotspots found? Intra-plate 12 of 17 What causes a hotspot? Lava plume that melts thin sections of crust 13 of 17 What is a seamount An extinct submarine volcano 14 of 17 What is a geyser? Minor extrusive landform 15 of 17 What is a major extrusive landform Volcano 16 of 17 What is the difference between a sill and a dyke Direction 17 of 17
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