Question

what type of volcano would you find along a convergent boundary? shield fissure rift composite cone

Explanation:

Convergent boundaries involve subduction or collision. Composite cones (stratovolcanoes) form at convergent boundaries, especially ocean - continental subduction zones, due to viscous magma from subducted plates. Shield volcanoes form at hotspots or divergent boundaries with fluid lava. Fissures and rifts are associated with divergent boundaries (like mid - ocean ridges or continental rifts), not convergent.

Answer:

D. composite cone