Question

the mummy feels the ground rip apart beneath the desert sands. what kind of boundary is that?

Explanation:

In plate tectonics, divergent boundaries are where tectonic plates move apart, causing the ground to "rip apart" (like mid - ocean ridges or rift valleys). Convergent boundaries involve plates coming together (e.g., subduction or mountain - building), transform boundaries involve plates sliding past each other, and "inactive" is not a standard plate boundary type for this context. Since the ground is ripping apart, it matches the definition of a divergent boundary.

Answer:

B. Divergent