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I picked claim 2 because of the evidence card A.Evidence card A was the best evidence card that supports claim 2 because it talks about during a volcano eruption a giant rock formed at the same time this eruption happened.Now this giant rock is split in 2 and is now 24 km away from the other piece. Land forms only move away from each other from divergent plate boundaries. These are the reasons why I think claim 2 is the best claim.

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I decided to pick claim 1 because there's clear evidence that thoroughly proves convergent movement may be possible between the Jalisco Block and the Rivera Plate. Firstly, card c states evidence about the Rivera Plate moving towards Jalisco Block at a rate of 3 cm per year, which is strong evidence that supports my claim. Secondly, card b shows volcanic activity happening around Jalisco Block, which may be caused by the convergent movement of Rivera Plate, this piece of evidence greatly supports my claim. Lastly, card d shows great evidence of convergent movement because a trench landforms was found off the coast of a Plate boundary, this final piece of evidence is what proves my claim the best.

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I picked claim 2 because in my opinion the evidence cards have stronger evidence towards claim 2.The evidence card best supports my claim is Evidence Card A. Evidence Card A best supports my claim because the card shows that a rock moved from the border to the rift zone. This happened over the course of millions of years, so there is a divergent movement that caused the earthquakes and volcanic activity.

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I picked claim 1 because the majority of the evidence cards support this claim. For example, evidence card C talks about the Rivera Plate moving towards the Jalisco Block. When two plates move towards each other, it is called a convergent plate boundary. In addition, evidence card D also supports my claim because it states a trench landform is found at the plate boundary near the Jalisco Block. A trench is formed by a convergent plate boundary. Lastly, claim 1 is also supported by evidence card B. Evidence card B talks about volcanic activity taking place on the Jalisco Block. Volcanic activity forms as plates move, meaning a convergent plate boundary might have caused the volcanoes found on the Jalisco Block. In conclusion, evidence cards B,C, and D lead to my understanding that convergent movement between the Jalisco Block and the Rivera Plate best explains the pattern of volcanic activity and earthquakes on the Jalisco Block, therefore, claim 1 is best supported by the evidence cards.

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I picked claim 1 because evidence card C said that the plates are moving towards each other at a rate of 3cm per year. Evidence card D also supports claim 1 because it said that there is a trench and a trench is caused by convergent boundaries.

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I chose claim 1 because in evidence cards c d and e it talks about the trench which is usually formed in a convergent boundary. This evidence shows that a trench usually forms when two plates come together like in a convergent plate boundary, which was stated in card C. Therefore the convergent boundary activity of the Jalisco rock and the Rivera plate caused the pattern of volcanos and earthquakes.

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I picked claim number 1 because of the data that shows the convergent plate boundaries slowly coming together and colliding eventually over a few million years. The evidence card that best supports my claim is evidence card C. Evidence Card C shows that the land is moving toward the Jalisco Block, eventually colliding with it. The data that the scientists collected prove the evidence. Another evidence card that supports my claim is Evidence Card D. This evidence shows that there is a trench between the two lands. The trench symbolizes convergent plate boundaries, as convergent plate boundaries eventually create trenches over time and collide. The two plates are slowly moving together over a long period of time, and claim 1 predicts that the lands will eventually com together. Lastly, another evidence card that best supports my claim is Evidence Card B. This piece of evidence shows that there is volcanic activity. The volcanic activity show that it is a convergent boundary because the pattern only occurs on convergent plate boundaries. Therefore, I picked claim #1, showing that the evidence cards B, C, and D strongly supports the claim that it is a convergent plate boundary.

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I picked claim 1 because evidence card D states a trench that has formed near Jalisco, also evidence card B and C can support this claim by how its convergent boundary.

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I picked claim 1, because evidence card D made it seem impossible to be claim 2.

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I picked evidence card D because it shows us how the plates are slightly coming apart. It shows us that a trench is there splitting apart from the mainland. Instead of two things moving away from each other with no explanation here we get to see fist hand how the land moves.

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I picked claim 1, because of the evidence cards. The evidence card that supports my claim is evidence card D. In Evidence card D there is a trench nearby, trenches are only formed by convergent plate boundaries. This shows that claim 1 makes the most sense, because of the evidence shown in the evidence cards. Another piece of evidence that supports my claim is evidence card C, it says the Rivera plate is moving toward the Jalisco Block. Since the two are moving towards each other it shows that they are both on a convergent plate boundary.

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I chose claim 1 because the majority of the evidence cards support claim 1.The evidence card that best supports my claim is evidence card D. The cards C and B also support my claim. Evidence card D demonstrates a trench that has formed near the Jalisco Block. Convergent plate boundaries create trenches and divergent plate boundaries do not. Card C shows that a plate boundary is heading towards the Jalisco Block, meaning that it's convergent. Evidence card B shows a volcanic pattern. For volcanoes to form a convergent plate boundary is necessary. In conclusion, these are my reasons for choosing claim 1.

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I picked claim 1 because of Evidence cards B, C, and D, which all show convergent plate boundaries. The evidence card that best supports my claim is evidence card B because it shows volcanic activity. Volcanoes only form at convergent boundaries when the plates push against each other and it rises up. Evidence card C also supports my claim because it says that the Rivera Plate is moving towards the Jalisco Block at 3 cm per year. Lastly, evidence card D supports my claim because a trench landform called the Middle America Trench is there, and trenched are only formed when convergent plates push at each other and one goes under the other. So I picked claim 1 because of evidence cards B, C, and D.

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I picked claim 1, I chose this claim becuase of the evidence cards that were profivded. The evidence card that suports my claim is evidence card D. Also cards C and card B is also very good evidence that suports my claim. Evidence card D shows that there are volcanos forming on the plate boundry. The plate boundries that form the volcanos are convergent boundries. Also card C is suports my claim because card C shows that there is land moving closer to Jalisco 3 centimerters per year. Since that there are moving closer this is a convergent boundry. Evidence card D also suports my claim by showing more of the volcanos that the convergent boundry created.

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I picked claim 1 because there is a trench between the Rivera Plate and the North American Plate. The evidence card that best supports my claim is evidence card E because it shows that there is a trench between the two plates and only convergent boundaries are able to form trenches. Evidence card C also supports my claim because it stated that the Rivera Plate is moving toward the North American Plate. Therefore claim 1 is the best claim because there is a trench in which they only for at convergent boundaries

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I picked claim 1 because of the trench on the map of the plates. Evidence card d supports my claim because in the map there is a trench and convergent plate boundary causes trenches. Evidence card e also supports my claim because the convergent plate boundaries cause earthquakes.

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I picked claim number one because I believe that the Jalisco block is moving together (convergent). The evidence card that best supports my claim is  Evidence Card D, this evidence card explains that there is a trench, and this is formed by convergent movement. Evidence Card C also supports my claim since it shows that the Rivera plate is moving toward the other plate.

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I picked claim 1 because of the evidence. The evidence card that best supported my claim is evidence card C. This supports my claim because it states how the Rivera plate is moving toward the Jalisco block.

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I picked claim 1 because I think the plate boundary is convergent. the evidence card that best supports my claim is the evidence card D. I chose this card because it talks about there being a trench between the Jalisco Block and Rivera Plate, which trenches are caused by convergent plate boundaries.

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I picked claim 2 because it talks about divergent plate boundary. The evidence that supports my claim is evidence card A. I really like evidence card A is because it talks about divergent. The others talks about earthquakes, trenches and rocks. Earthquakes and trenches are convergent. The rocks won't really help me.

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I picked claim 1 because I think convergent plates creat earthquake and vocanoes. The evidence that supports my claim is Card D since only convergent plates boundaries causes trenches and volcanoes. When they get pushed together magma comes up and forms a volcanoe. Also Card c also supports my claim since it is moving at a rate of 3cm per year towards each other.

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I picked claim two because of...
The evidence card that best supports my claim is evidence card A. This card supports my claim because the Jalisco Block Moves in a divergent movement. As the block moves away from each other it causes the mantle to move up and create volcanoes. As the plates moves it causes earthquakes.

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I pick claim 1 because I think that the rocks formed were from rising magma that formed into the rocks that we see now.
The evidence card that best supports my claim is Evidence card B also supports my claim because the volcanoes are in the same area that the rocks are. Volcanic activity happens from earthquakes with means that the plates are moving so this could mean the magma that filled up the space could have turned into the rocks.

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I picked claim 2 because the Jalisco block has moved 2.5 cm away from each other in the last year which shows that that the plat boundary could be divergent. Evidence card A supports this claim because it shows the Jalisco Block separating from each other. This evidence card supports my claim because it is showing signs of a divergent plate boundary

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I picked claim 1 because there is a trench nearby the land and they're only created by convergent plate motion. The evidence card that best supports my claim is Evidence Card D. Evidence card C also supports my claim because the plates are moving towards each other.

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I picked claim 1 because there was a lot of evidence to support this claim. The evidence card that best supports my claim is evidence card C. This supports my claim because it states that one plate is moving toward another. Evidence card D also supports my claim because I know that trenches from only at convergent plate boundaries.

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I picked Claim 1 because of the evidence cards. Evidence card D supports this claim because trenches only form in convergent plate boundaries. Evidence card C also supports this claim by stating that the Rivera plate is moving towards the Jalisco Block, showing that it is a convergent boundary. These evidence cards all support Claim 1.

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I picked claim a because it shows the movement of rock actity
The evidence card that best supports my claim is Evidence card c this is because it shows the direction of plate motion.

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