Question

1. what often occurs where tectonic plates interact?

volcanos often form.
linear lakes form.
subduction always occurs.

Explanation:

Tectonic plate interactions (e.g., convergent boundaries where one plate subducts) frequently lead to magma rising and forming volcanoes. Linear lakes typically form from rift zones or glacial activity, not general plate interactions. Subduction does not "always" occur (e.g., divergent boundaries have no subduction).

Answer:

Volcanos often form.