A) North American Plate B) Nazca Plate C) Eurasian Plate D) South American Plate E) Pacific Plate
A) Nazca Plate B) North American Plate C) Pacific Plate D) Eurasian Plate E) South American Plate
A) Indo-Australian Plate B) Nazca Plate C) South American Plate D) African Plate E) Pacific Plate
A) Antarctic Plate B) Eurasian Plate C) South American Plate D) Nazca Plate E) Indo-Australian Plate
A) African Plate B) North American Plate C) Eurasian Plate D) Antarctic Plate E) South American Plate
A) Eurasian Plate B) South American Plate C) Nazca Plate D) Antarctic Plate E) Indo-Australian Plate
A) African Plate B) Nazca Plate C) North American Plate D) Antarctic Plate E) Indo-Australian Plate
A) Indo-Australian Plate B) Nazca Plate C) Antarctic Plate D) Eurasian Plate E) South American Plate
A) divergent boundary B) transform boundary C) convergent boundary
A) divergent boundary B) convergent boundary C) transform boundary
A) convergent boundary B) transform boundary C) divergent boundary
A) tiles B) tectonic plates C) crust pieces D) asthenosphere
A) Gondwana B) Africa C) Laurasia D) Pangaea
A) asthenosphere B) inner core C) lithosphere D) outer core
A) introduce the different types of plate boundaries B) demonstrate how the asthenosphere is similar to the caramel C) demonstrate how the lithosphere is similar to the chocolate D) All of the these E) demonstrate the landforms that could be formed at different plate boundaries |