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Which of these statements is correct about Process 1 and Process 2? (2 points)
Both processes create high mountains.
Both processes create mid-ocean ridges.
Process 1 creates mid-ocean ridges and Process 2 creates faults.
Process 2 creates mid-ocean ridges and Process 1 creates faults.
Answer:
Process 1 creates mid-ocean ridges and Process 2 creates faults
Explanation:
The Process 1 is depicting a divergent plate boundary. This means that the two plates are moving away from each other. As they move away they leave a gap between them. Through that gap, the magma from the mantle is able to rise easily to the ocean floor. As the magma reaches the ocean floor it cools off and creates new crust. As the process continues, the magma piles up more and more new crust, thus creating a mid-ocean ridge.
The Process 2 is depicting a transform plate boundary. In this type of boundary, the plates are sliding past each other. While sliding past each other, the plates create a lot of stress around the boundary, resulting in cracks in the crust. These cracks are called faults, and they are parallel to the plate boundary.
Process 1, where Earth plates move away from each other, creates mid-ocean ridges, while Process 2, where crust blocks slide past each other, forms faults.
The correct statement about Process 1 and Process 2, which represent the movements of Earth's plates, is: Process 1 creates mid-ocean ridges and Process 2 creates faults.
In Process 1, the Earth plates move away from each other, happening typically at mid-ocean ridges. This is known as divergent plate boundary.
In Process 2, where the crust blocks slide past each other, this is a characteristic of transform plate boundaries. As they slide past each other, they don't create new crust or destroy old crust, instead, they cause earthquakes and create characteristic features called faults.
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