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how do you know when a volcano is going to erupted

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how dangerous are volcanoes

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where are the most active volcanoes

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How do volcanoes form

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why are volcanoes called active but even when there is no eruption.

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why are there 7 earthquakes outside the block and 7 earthquakes inside the block

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how many miles is the trench

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what would happen to the rocks if they hit or if it gets to close

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how far away were the volcanoes from the rocks

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how much has it moved

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Can the trench have anything to do with the earthquakes

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How far does the trench go?

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What will happen after they hit each other?

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Are all the Volcanoes on the plate boundary or around the plate boundary's

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How do people know that the volcanoes erupted that long ago?

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How long for a plate to separate

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How does the lava become so hot?

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in years to happen over time will the trench collapse do all the earthquakes

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Is the middle america plate a meeting point for all those plates

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how many feet will it have moved in 20 years

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there are earthquakes

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there is a trench

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are all volcanoes on plate boundary's

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it moves

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is it old

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are volcanoes formed by the plates pressing against each other

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why does a volcano even exist?

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Where in the world is the Rivera Plate, and where on the North American Plate is the Jalisco block? -Findley

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Are those earthquakes recurring? If so, how often do they occur, and if not, when was the last earthquake in those places? -Findley

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The earthquakes are in a pattern along the boundary of the Rivera plate and the edge of the Jalisco Block. -Findley

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The trench could be a convergent plate boundary. The trench is also going along the boundary of the Rivera Plate, so it must be the Rivera Plate boundary. - Findley

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If the Rivera plate is moving toward the Jalisco Block, then there must be a plate boundary somewhere in the Jalisco Block that is causing it to move.  Maybe the volcanos have something to do with it.
- Findley

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Are all volcanos formed by plate boundaries?  Because if so, then there is a plate boundary there.  If not, then they must be random volcanos.  What causes the volcanos to form there?
- Findley

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The volcano must have something to do with the moving rock.  Maybe it is a divergent plate boundary and the rocks are on separate plates?
Or maybe there is some rifting in that area.
- Findley

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How did the rocks move apart if they are part of the same plate? -Findley

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in 2010 there was 24 earthquakes

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the trench is 27 km deep

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will we have an earth quake if they hit together- bobby

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Earth quakes form by plates pressing together - bobby

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how hot dose lava get. ? -Booby

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Comment - bobby

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Don't Earthquakes form at both convergent and divergent plates? So this shows that the plates are still moving.

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Becuase a trench formed, it shows that the plates were proboly convergent becuase trenches form when the convergent plates meet together and get pushed down.
-Kajsa

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It's crazy that there's always moving plates undernieth us, and although 3 cm per year is very slow, eventully they'll connect.
-Kajsa

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Don't volcanoes form on convergent and divergent plate bounderies? So that evidence card just shows that there has been movment.
-Kajsa

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This proboly meant that the plates were divergent becuase the rocks started in the same place but somhow moved very far away
-Kajsa

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Most the Earth quakes are found in around the trench, which could mean the plates meet up there.

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The trench is where all the pate boundaries could meet.

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Is the Jalisco Block moving? And will the Rivera Plate run into the Jalisco Block?

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The volcanic activity is located more in the TZ rift zone.

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How do some of the earthquakes get so big?- Ellanah

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how long does it take fr a mountain to form?-keyala

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yes a trench is a meeting place of two divergent plates-keyala

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how recent is recent for earth quakes

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is the trench a meeting point for all the plates

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3cm a year then in a span of 20 years it would move 60 cm

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i saw that a earth qauke matched up with a volcano which could be terrible if either one of them were set off

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Are volcanoes formed from the plates pressing towards each other

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Did the rocks get broken by the volcano?

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It was most likely formed from volcanic rock

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the trench lines up perfectly with the the plate so if the plate moved the trench would be destroyed

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i noticed that the entire jalasico block would part from the rivera plate if moved

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Many recent earthquakes that have occurred on the Jalisco Block near the middle American Trench.

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A trench landform, called the  middle America Trench, is located off the coast at the plate boundary between the North America plate, and the Rivera Plate and Cocos Plate.

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can volcanos form on mountains - caleb

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Rivera plate is moving toward the Jalisco Block.

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Major Volcano Activity within the last 10,000 years.

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The Rock Formed at the same time and in the same place about 3 million and 5 million years ago.

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how do volcanoes form

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is the trench ruined

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how do earthquakes form.

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what was the trench for

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yes, volcanoes form rocks.

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will the plates hit each other and break in half

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the volcano are close to each other.

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earthquakes happen at both convergent and divergent boundaries.

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dose a volcano form rocks

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The trench proves the Rivera plate is moving toward the Jalisco Block

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i noticed that a volcano from card b matches up perfectly with a mountain from card a.

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only moving 3cm per year seems slow to us because our lives are so short. but for the planet, it doesn't seem so slow.

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The volcanoes look like they were placed randomly on the Jalisco Block

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the matching rocks on the two different plates being 24 km apart proves there is a divergent boundary there.

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the Rivera plate is moving towards the Jalisco block, So there should be a trench where the two plates overlap.

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if there are several earthquakes on both side of the Block, then does that mean both plates are pushing on the block?
Raiden

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Actually, trenches are formed by convergent boundary's, while divergent boundarys form ridges
Raiden

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I saw that most of the earthquakes were near the edges of the rift zone

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The divergent makes trenches.

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Moving at only 3cm a year is very slow.

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Yes, although it will take hundreds of years, the plates will at one point connect
Raiden

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I noticed that the volcanic activity in the TZ rift zone are right next to each other and another one kind of to the left of them and then on the outside there was one volcanic activity

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it appears that the volcanic activity reported here was on the ring of fire
Raiden

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If the two rocks were formed next to each other does that mean that they might have been connected but then the divergent plate motion tore them apart?

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If the ridge was formed by a divergent plate boundary, then how is it near, but not on or over the border of the Jalisco Block?
Raiden

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Yes, it does mean that the rock was torn apart by divergent plate movement. The rock was probably on top of a rift, or land that became a rift, and when it began separating into two different plates, the rock got moved apart.
Eleanor

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I believe they are in a circle because of a plate boundary (Or boundaries.) that is (are)  in that area.
Eleanor