Question
Why do tectonic plates on Earth’s surface move?(1 point)
Responses
The plates are surrounded by bodies of water that push the plates.
The plates are surrounded by bodies of water that push the plates.
The iron blocks in Earth’s core collide and move the plates.
The iron blocks in Earth’s core collide and move the plates.
The heat from Earth’s core moves molten rock beneath the plates.
The heat from Earth’s core moves molten rock beneath the plates.
The pressure from the ground pushes the plates apart.
The pressure from the ground pushes the plates apart.
Responses
The plates are surrounded by bodies of water that push the plates.
The plates are surrounded by bodies of water that push the plates.
The iron blocks in Earth’s core collide and move the plates.
The iron blocks in Earth’s core collide and move the plates.
The heat from Earth’s core moves molten rock beneath the plates.
The heat from Earth’s core moves molten rock beneath the plates.
The pressure from the ground pushes the plates apart.
The pressure from the ground pushes the plates apart.
Answers
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GPT 3.5
The correct answer is: The heat from Earth’s core moves molten rock beneath the plates.
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