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Seafloor features and Plate Tectonics Practice

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Use the vocabulary below to label the seafloor features diagram. Be sure to spell the name of the feature correctly. Each term will be used once.
Utilice el vocabulario a continuación para etiquetar el diagrama de características del lecho marino. Asegúrese de escribir correctamente el nombre de la función. Cada término se utilizará una vez.

Continental Shelf
Trench
Abyssal Plain
Continental Slope
Seamount
Mid-Ocean Ridge
Submarine Canyon
Guyot
Hydrothermal Vent
Volcanic Island
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Question 11
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Match the term to its description

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Guyot
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The submerged outer edge of a continent; really just an extension of the continental crust, which is composed mostly of granite.
Continental Margin
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Deep sea floor beyond the continental margin; made up of oceanic crust, which is composed mostly of volcanic basalt.
Trench
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Broad flat areas of sediment-covered ocean floor found between the continental margins and the mid-ocean ridges
Ocean Basin
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Long but narrow topographic depressions of the sea floor. They are also the deepest parts of the ocean floor.
Abyssal Plain
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A flat-topped seamount that was eroded flat by wave action or sank deeper in the seafloor.
Question 12
12.

When two plate move towards each other and collide.

Question 13
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When two plates move away from each other.

Question 14
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When two plates slide past each other.

Question 15
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At transform boundaries, fault lines are formed and there are a lot of earthquakes.

Question 16
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Two continental crusts colliding results in volcanic mountains.

Question 17
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A continental crust colliding with a oceanic crust causes which of the following to occur? Select all that apply.

Question 18
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When two oceanic plates collide (come together), island arcs are formed.

Question 19
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At a divergent boundary, underwater volcanic mountains are formed, creating new oceanic crust.

Question 20
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At a continental divergent boundary, island arcs are formed.

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What is the name of this feature?

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Question 9
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What is the name of this feature?

Question 10
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What is the name of this feature?