Question

5 multiple choice 2 points earthquakes can occur at: divergent plate boundaries convergent plate boundaries transform plate boundaries all of the above types of plate boundaries 6 multiple choice 2 points what kind of landform is shown in the picture below? image of a rock formation a syncline a youthful landscape a recent landslide an ancient mudflow

Explanation:

Earthquakes occur at all types of plate boundaries. Divergent boundaries (where plates move apart), convergent boundaries (where plates collide), and transform boundaries (where plates slide past each other) all involve stress and movement that can lead to earthquakes. A syncline is a type of fold in rock layers that bends downward, which matches the description of the landform in the image. A youthful landscape typically has steep slopes and V - shaped valleys, a recent landslide would show more chaotic and fresh - looking displacement, and an ancient mudflow would have a different texture and structure compared to the folded rock layers shown.

Answer:

1. all of the above types of plate boundaries
2. a syncline