Across
- 1. The divergent boundary found in all oceans
- 4. Form when subduction occurs
- 7. The rock that is closer to a divergent boundary is __ than rock further away from it
- 9. What forms (along with a trench) when oceanic-oceanic plates converge
- 13. States that the youngest rocks of the ocean floor are closest to the divergent boundary, moving outward
- 15. The type of boundary that occurs when two plates move past each other
- 18. The theory that states that the lithosphere is broken into plates that are moving due to convection currents underneath them
- 20. What forms when two continental plates collide
- 21. The thickest layer of Earth
- 22. __ and rocks are evidence that continents were together at one time and have moved apart
Down
- 2. The layer of Earth where convection occurs
- 3. __ and trenches form a convergent boundary when subduction is involved
- 5. The mechanism (what causes) plates to move
- 6. The thinnest layer of Earth
- 8. The supercontinent that existed about 250 million years ago when all the continents were connected
- 10. The type of boundary that occurs when two plates are moving toward each other
- 11. The type of boundary that occurs when two plates are moving away from each other
- 12. The release of energy buildup when two plates are moving
- 14. The middle of a divergent boundary on land or in the ocean
- 16. The location of most geologic activity, like earthquakes and volcanoes
- 17. The layer of Earth that makes up the plates
- 19. Pieces of the lithosphere that move
- 23. When one a denser plate slips underneath a less dense plate