Step 1 see the attached map Each dot on this map represents a place where earthquakes commonly occur. The color of the dot represents at what depth in Earth's crust the rupture begins: shallow (0 to 70 km), intermediate (70 to 300 km) or deep (300 to 700 km). Step 2: Annotate this mapMake notes by drawing on the map based on the three types of plate boundaries, which are divergent, convergent, and transform. Your annotations MUST include at least four of the following types of notes: a line or set of lines that connect the dotsa label indicating the type of plate boundary that coincides with a particular group of earthquakesa label indicating the type(s) of features that you would expect to find near a particular group of earthquakesadditional symbols plotted on the map (and in the map key) to indicate the presence of mountains, volcanoes, etc...arrows to show the relative direction of plate movementobservations that relate to your own personal experience with an area shown on this mapquestions or comments include at least 10 annotations on the map from at least four of the categories bulleted above. I've also attached an example of what someone's map looked like. Dont copy theirs, as yours needs to be different. I just gave it as an example. The blank map is the one you need to draw on. ooooooooooo*PhilippineTrench**Java (Sunda)Trench**********AleutianTrenchKurile TrenchJapan Trench00000000000000 ch个个↑↑VVCentralMariana Trench AmericaTrench2.*Constructive plate boundary▲ Destructive plate boundaryConvergent boundary↑ Absolute plate motionsRelative Plate motionspooorVÁ2-TongaTrenchKermadecTrench1*Pacific Rise0 0 0 0.East温**.******KeyShallowIntermediateDeepKaDistribution of shallow-, intermediate-, and deep-focus earthquakes. (Data from NOAA)^^^^Peru-ChileTrenchPuerto-RicoTrench1100000000⁰▲ Volcanoessubduction zone૩ ૩ ૪ ૩૨ જે-Atlantic Ridge02E POMid.#offi소*****KSouth SandwichTrenchy->звонот зволути11소소http://blogs.agu.org/georneys/2011/03/11/why-are-there-earthquakes-and-volcanoes-in-japan-in-response-to-magnitude-8-9-earthquake-tsunami-in-japan/© 2009 Tasa Graphic Arts, Inc. PhilippineTrenchJava (Sunda)..TrenchAleutianTrench-Kurile Trench-Japan TrenchMariana TrenchCentral.AmericaTrenchTongaTrenchKermadecTrenchPuerto-RicoTrenchPeru-ChileTrenchKeyShallowIntermediateDeepDistribution of shallow-, intermediate-, and deep-focus earthquakes. (Data from NOAA)-Atlantic RidgeSouth SandwichTrench©2009 Tasa Graphic Arts, Inc.http://blogs.agu.org/georneys/2011/03/11/why-are-there-earthquakes-and-volcanoes-in-japan-in-response-to-magnitude-8-9-earthquake-tsunami-in-japan/

Three different types of plate boundaries are connected to the plate motions. Mid-oceanic ridges are "divergent or constructive barriers," and "convergent or destructive" boundaries are where the plates are eaten (trenches).Answer: Three different types of plate boundaries are connected to the plate motions. Mid-oceanic ridges are "divergent or constructive barriers," and "convergent or destructive" boundaries are where the plates are eaten (trenches). A Transform or conservative barriers are a third sort of boundary where there is no formation or destruction of plates but just their lateral translation (transform faults). The western border between the Pacific and North American plates is formed by the San Andreas Fault, one of the planet's biggest transform faults. Earthquakes are caused by all of these plate borders, and on The plate borders are practically in overlap in the map.

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Step 1 see the attached map

Each dot on this map represents a place where earthquakes commonly occur. The color of the dot represents at what depth in Earth's crust the rupture begins: shallow (0 to 70 km), intermediate (70 to 300 km) or deep (300 to 700 km).

Step 2: Annotate this map

Make notes by drawing on the map based on the three types of plate boundaries, which are divergent, convergent, and transform.

Your annotations MUST include at least four of the following types of notes:

a line or set of lines that connect the dots

a label indicating the type of plate boundary that coincides with a particular group of earthquakes

a label indicating the type(s) of features that you would expect to find near a particular group of earthquakes

additional symbols plotted on the map (and in the map key) to indicate the presence of mountains, volcanoes, etc...

arrows to show the relative direction of plate movement

observations that relate to your own personal experience with an area shown on this map

questions or comments

include at least 10 annotations on the map from at least four of the categories bulleted above.

I've also attached an example of what someone's map looked like. Dont copy theirs, as yours needs to be different. I just gave it as an example. The blank map is the one you need to draw on.