Question

geographically speaking where can we generally find island arcs?
○ along the edge of a continental plate on the seaward side of a subduction zone
○ along the edge of the mid - ocean ridge
○ along the edge of a continental plate on the landward side of a subduction zone
○ only in the southern hemisphere
○ only in the northern hemisphere

Explanation:

Island arcs form along the edge of a continental plate on the seaward side of a subduction zone. This is where an oceanic plate subducts beneath a continental plate, leading to volcanic activity and the formation of a chain of islands.

Answer:

Along the edge of a continental plate on the seaward side of a subduction zone