| A | B |
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As compared to oceanic crust, the continental crust is,  | Less dense and composed of Granite |
| A large crack in the rock along which earthquakes occur | Fault |
| Three types of plate boundaries | Divergent, Convergent, Transform |
| Theory describing Earth divided into plates that move: | Plate Tectonic Theory,  |
| Volcanoes that occur in the middle of tectonic plates | Hot Spots |
Example of Transform Boundary,  | San Andreas Fault |
| Process accuring at Ocean to Continental boundaries | Subduction |
| Most Earthquakes and Volcanoes occur at | Plate Boundaries |
| California sits on this type of plate boundary | Transform |
| A plate boundary where two plates collide | Convergent |
| A plate boundary where two plates are pulled apart | Divergent |
| A plate boundary where two plates slide past one another | Transform |
| Instrument that measures energy moving through Earth | Seismograph |
fault formed by tension force,  | normal |
a reverse fault is the result of _____,  | compression |
| strike - ____ fault | slip |
