Question

which type of plate boundary does not typically generate volcanic activity? question 13 convergent boundary subduction zone transform boundary divergent boundary

Explanation:

At convergent boundaries (including subduction zones), magma is formed due to plate interaction, leading to volcanic activity. At divergent boundaries, magma rises to fill the gap as plates move apart, causing volcanic eruptions. Transform boundaries involve lateral sliding of plates with no significant magma - related processes for typical volcanic activity.

Answer:

C. Transform Boundary