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8.2 Plate Motion Boundary

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

What are the three boundary types

Back (Answer)

Oceanic - Oceanic Continental - Oceanic Continental - Continental Divergent Convergent Transform

#2
Front (Question)

Where might I find an Oceanic - Oceanic boundary

Back (Answer)

in the ocean

#3
Front (Question)

Where might I find a Continental - Oceanic boundary

Back (Answer)

On a coastline

#4
Front (Question)

Where might I find a Continental - Continental Boundary

Back (Answer)

In a continent

#5
Front (Question)

What are the two fault types

Back (Answer)

Foot Wall Hanging Wall

#6
Front (Question)

What are the three motions for the two fault types

Back (Answer)

Normal Fault Reverse Fault Strike Slip Fault

#7
Front (Question)

How are the two fault types and three motions related to plate boundaries.

Back (Answer)

The two fault types and the three motion types are related to plate boundaries because a fault is formed whenever there is a break in the crust or mantle usually at a plate boundary.

#8
Front (Question)

What are the Stress types

Back (Answer)

Tension Stress Compression Stress Shear Stress

#9
Front (Question)

How are the Stress types related to faults and boundaries

Back (Answer)

Shear Stress is related to the Slip Strike Fault and Transform boundary Compression Stress is related to the Reverse Stress and Convergent boundary Tension Stress is related to the Normal Fault and Divergent boundary

#10
Front (Question)

Where are three Margin types located

Back (Answer)

Continental Margin - Areas around continents Active Margin - Areas with boundaries Positive Margin - Areas without boundaries

#11
Front (Question)

Where are Hotspots located

Back (Answer)

Areas that are away from boundaries where convection pushes through cracks in the lithosphere.

#12
Front (Question)

View the modified pedigree chart below and identify the correct statements. MARK ALL THAT APPLY. A. This is an example of codominance B. This is an example of incomplete dominance C. The child is female D. The child is male E. The sex of the child cannot be determined F. This is an example of complete dominance

Back (Answer)

Answer - A and C

#13
Front (Question)

View the modified pedigree chart below and identify the correct statements. MARK ALL THAT APPLY. A. This is an example of codominance B. This is an example of incomplete dominance C. The child is female D. The child is male E. The sex of the child cannot be determined F. This is an example of complete dominance

Back (Answer)

Answer - B and D

#14
Front (Question)

Match the original DNA chain to different types of chain mutation. Insertion A Deletions B Substitution C

Back (Answer)

Answers - Insertion - B Deletion - C Substitution - A

#15
Front (Question)

A normally green alligator is born white (albinism)

Back (Answer)

Negative

#16
Front (Question)

In a litter of puppies, a single white puppy is born to a father with brown fur and a mother with black fur

Back (Answer)

Neutral

#17
Front (Question)

Fish with a habitat in a dark cave lose coloring

Back (Answer)

Neutral

#18
Front (Question)

Tony Starkita was hungry, so he ate some dark chocolate. There are two ways humans generate energy the most energy comes from cellular respiration. The other which generates significantly less energy is called ________________. Fill in the blank with the correct word/phrase. ALL LOWERCASE LETTERS.

Back (Answer)

Fermentation

#19
Front (Question)

The other energy process doesn’t use oxygen. This type of process is known as _____________ (a process that doesn’t use oxygen). Fill in the blank with the correct word/phrase. ALL LOWERCASE LETTERS.

Back (Answer)

Anaerobic

#20
Front (Question)

Cellular respiration and the other energy process also differ in their use of oxygen. Cellular respiration in the mitochondria is a process that uses oxygen. This type of process is known as _____________ Fill in the blank with the correct word/phrase. ALL LOWERCASE LETTERS.

Back (Answer)

Aerobic

#21
Front (Question)

Divergent Oceanic - Oceanic

Back (Answer)

Seafloor spreading

#22
Front (Question)

Divergent Continental - Oceanic

Back (Answer)

Continental rifting

#23
Front (Question)

Convergent Oceanic - Continental

Back (Answer)

Continental Arc

#24
Front (Question)

Convergent Oceanic - Oceanic

Back (Answer)

Ocean Trenches and Island Arcs