1) Which of the following plate boundaries does not produce volcanoes?
Divergent
Convergent
Normal
Transform - correct
2) MOR is a common acronym in geology used to represent what type of feature?
Mid-ocean ridge - correct
Mantle-ocean rift
Mountain-ocean rift
Mid-ophiolite ridge
3) Lithosphere is destroyed in which of the following tectonic settings?
Continental rifts
Hot spot volcanic chains
Subduction zones - correct
Right-lateral strike-slip faults
4) Where are the majority of Earth's transform boundaries?
Connecting segments of mid-ocean ridges - correct
Connecting subduction zones along continental margins
In the Mediterranean
In Southern California
5) In a volcanic chain of islands formed by a hotspot, the oldest volcanoes are found closest to the hotspot.
True
False - correct
6) The Himalayas are a famous example of a continental collision (continent-continent convergent boundary). Which of the following is also an example of a continent-continent collision?
The Andes
The Alps - correct
The Cascades
The Carlsberg Ridge
7) When an oceanic plate converges (collides) with another oceanic plate or continental plate, which plate will preferentially subduct?
The denser, younger plate
The less dense, older plate
The less dense, younger plate
The denser, older plate - correct
8)Tristan da Cunha is an example of a hotspot volcano.
true - correct
false
9) In which of the following tectonic settings might you expect to see a volcanic island arc?
Ocean-ocean convergent boundary - correct
Hotspot
Transform boundary
Continent-continent convergent boundary
10) Plate Tectonics is the theory that Earth's lithosphere is broken up into plates that move over the asthenosphere relative to one another. Which of the following best describes the layers of the Earth that make up the tectonic plates?
The crust and the uppermost mantle - correct
The continental and oceanic crust
Just the continental crust
The crust and the entire mantle