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Gizmo plate Tectonics

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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a type of convergent boundary where 2 plates bearing continental crust are moving together

Back (Answer)

Collisional boundary

#2
Front (Question)

a boundary between plates that are moving toward each other

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Convergent boundary

#3
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the rocky outer layer of Earth

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crust

#4
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a boundary between plates that are moving away from each other

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divergent boundary

#5
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shaking and vibration of Earth’s surface

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earthquake

#6
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the rigid upper layer of Earth

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lithosphere

#7
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the layer of Earth between the crust and the core

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mantle

#8
Front (Question)

a rigid section of Earth’s crust that moves very slowly

Back (Answer)

plate

#9
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the movement of plates that make up Earth’s surface

Back (Answer)

plate tectonics

#10
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a convergent boundary where one plate is sliding beneath another

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subduction zone

#11
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a boundary between plates that are sliding past one another

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transform boundary

#12
Front (Question)

an opening in Earth’s crust from which lava,gas, and ash erupt

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volcanoe

#13
Front (Question)

d

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deformation

#14
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d

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tension

#15
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s

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anticlines

#16
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g

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synclines

#17
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h

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monocline

#18
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d

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fault blocks

#19
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h

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hanging wall

#20
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e

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foot wall

#21
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q

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normal fault

#22
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oi

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reverse fault

#23
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r

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strike-slip fault

#24
Front (Question)

gs

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folded mountains