1. Off the coast of Washington and( ) , the( ) plate collides with the ( )plate

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1. Off the coast of Washington and( ) , the( ) plate collides with the ( )plate in a boundary. This boundary was probably responsible for( ) and Mt Rainier in western Washington state.

QUESTION 11

1. Steam plumes have been recently observed coming from ( )Volcano in the Aleutian Islands in southwestern ( ). The/ ( ) of the ( )plate beneath the( ) plate has created the Aleutian Arc and Aleution . ( )

QUESTION 12

1. Do a search for Scotland in Google maps. You will see that there appears to be a diagonal line through the island nation from northeast to southwest. According to scientists, this was an ancient ( ). If you zoom in toward the town of Inverness, then move southwest along the( ) , you'll see that the body of water is called ( ) , home to the very famous( ) or Lochness Monster!

Explanation / Answer

1. Off the coast of Washington and (Orogen) , the (Juan De Fuca) plate collides with the (Northern American) plate in a boundary. This boundary was probably responsible for ( Mt Baker) and Mt Rainier in western Washington state.

QUESTION 11

1. Steam plumes have been recently observed coming from (Cleveland) Volcano in the Aleutian Islands in southwestern ( Alaska ). The/ (subduction ) of the ( pacific) plate beneath the ( north american ) plate has created the Aleutian Arc and Aleution . ( islands )

QUESTION 12

1. Do a search for Scotland in Google maps. You will see that there appears to be a diagonal line through the island nation from northeast to southwest. According to scientists, this was an ancient (great glen fault). If you zoom in toward the town of Inverness, then move southwest along the ( river Ness) , you'll see that the body of water is called (Loch ness) , home to the very famous (water creature= Nessie) or Lochness Monster!

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