Plate Tectonics

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Click the Link above to find the questions that you need to answer about Plate Tectonics.

 Remember to copy and paste the questions into a OneDrive Word document and then share it with Mr. H. and Mr. Kirby.

 Next, use the links below to find more information on Plate Tectonics.

 Article about Plate Tectonics

 Plate Tectonics video describing how mountains are made

 Interactive plate boundary map

 Interactive quiz to test your knowledge of plate names and locations on the Earth.

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