2. Continental Crust – About 200 km thick lighter than oceanic crust much made from sedimentary rock. Oceanic Crust – About 100 km thick heavy made from basalt (igneous rock.) Continental Crust – About 200 km thick lighter than oceanic crust much made from sedimentary rock. Oceanic Crust – About 100 km thick heavy made from basalt (igneous rock.) Notice how the Oceanic Crust is pushed below the Continental Crusts

3. Divergent Plate Boundary – Area where plates are moving apart. Examples- Mid-Atlantic Ridge African Rift Valley Convergent Plate Boundary – Area where plates are moving together. Examples - A)Collision Boundary – Area where 2 continental plates collide creating mountains like the Himalayas in Asia. B)Subduction Zone – Area where an oceanic plate is forced under a continental plate; this is where volcanoes are formed. Transverse Plate Boundary – Area where two plates are sliding past each other. Examples – San Andreas Fault in California.

7. 1.2. 3. 5. 4. This is a Divergent plate boundary!

8. Drawing of – Definition- Examples on Earth- Examples on Earth- Examples on Earth-