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QUESTION 24 1. Part IV Questions. Question 6. The mid-ocean ridges that form chains of volcanoes across the ocean floor. a. Forms the deepest region of the ocean floor. b. Form some of the tallest parts of the ocean floor. C.Form the flattest parts of the ocean floor. QUESTION 25 1. Part IV Questions. Question 7. Trenches that mark the place where one tectonic plate is diving under another at a subduction zone. 4 a. Forms the deepest region of the ocean floor.

QUESTION 24 1. Part IV Questions. Question 6. The mid-ocean ridges that form chains of volcanoes across the ocean floor. a. Forms the deepest region of the ocean floor. b. Form some of the tallest parts of the ocean floor. C.Form the flattest parts of the ocean floor. QUESTION 25 1. Part IV Questions. Question 7. Trenches that mark the place where one tectonic plate is diving under another at a subduction zone. 4 a. Forms the deepest region of the ocean floor.

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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### Earth Science Quiz Questions #### QUESTION 24 **Part IV Questions. Question 6.** The mid-ocean ridges that form chains of volcanoes across the ocean floor: - a. Form the deepest region of the ocean floor. - b. Form some of the tallest parts of the ocean floor. - c. Form the flattest parts of the ocean floor. #### QUESTION 25 **Part IV Questions. Question 7.** Trenches that mark the place where one tectonic plate is diving under another at a subduction zone: - a. Forms the deepest region of the ocean floor. - b. Form some of the tallest parts of the ocean floor. - c. Form the flattest parts of the ocean floor. #### QUESTION 26 **Part IV Questions. Question 8.** The nearest divergent plate boundary to New York City is the: - a. The San Andreas Fault in California - b. Cascade subduction zone off the coast of Oregon and Washington state - c. Mid-Atlantic Ridge - d. Puerto Rico Trench #### QUESTION 27 **Part IV Questions. Question 9.** The nearest convergent plate boundary to New York City is the: - a. The San Andreas Fault in California - b. Cascade subduction zone off the coast of Oregon and Washington state - c. Mid-Atlantic Ridge - d. Puerto Rico Trench #### QUESTION 28 **Part IV Questions. Question 10.** The nearest transform plate boundary to New York City is the: - a. The San Andreas Fault in California - b. Cascade subduction zone off the coast of Oregon and Washington state - c. Mid-Atlantic Ridge - d. Puerto Rico Trench This series of questions addresses important concepts in plate tectonics and Earth science, focusing on mid-ocean ridges, subduction zones, and the nearest plate boundaries to New York City.
Transcribed Image Text:### Earth Science Quiz Questions #### QUESTION 24 **Part IV Questions. Question 6.** The mid-ocean ridges that form chains of volcanoes across the ocean floor: - a. Form the deepest region of the ocean floor. - b. Form some of the tallest parts of the ocean floor. - c. Form the flattest parts of the ocean floor. #### QUESTION 25 **Part IV Questions. Question 7.** Trenches that mark the place where one tectonic plate is diving under another at a subduction zone: - a. Forms the deepest region of the ocean floor. - b. Form some of the tallest parts of the ocean floor. - c. Form the flattest parts of the ocean floor. #### QUESTION 26 **Part IV Questions. Question 8.** The nearest divergent plate boundary to New York City is the: - a. The San Andreas Fault in California - b. Cascade subduction zone off the coast of Oregon and Washington state - c. Mid-Atlantic Ridge - d. Puerto Rico Trench #### QUESTION 27 **Part IV Questions. Question 9.** The nearest convergent plate boundary to New York City is the: - a. The San Andreas Fault in California - b. Cascade subduction zone off the coast of Oregon and Washington state - c. Mid-Atlantic Ridge - d. Puerto Rico Trench #### QUESTION 28 **Part IV Questions. Question 10.** The nearest transform plate boundary to New York City is the: - a. The San Andreas Fault in California - b. Cascade subduction zone off the coast of Oregon and Washington state - c. Mid-Atlantic Ridge - d. Puerto Rico Trench This series of questions addresses important concepts in plate tectonics and Earth science, focusing on mid-ocean ridges, subduction zones, and the nearest plate boundaries to New York City.
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