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What is true of both earthquakes and volcanoes?
a.
They are caused by movement of tectonic plates.
b.
They are potentially devastating to local environments.
c.
They occur inland less frequently than along coasts.
d.
All of the above are true of both earthquakes and volcanoes.
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d.
- a: Earthquakes result from sudden movement along faults; most volcanoes form at plate boundaries (subduction zones, rifts) or where plates move over mantle plumes.
- b: Both can cause large loss of life, property damage, ash, fires, landslides, and long-term environmental impacts.
- c: Both are concentrated along plate boundaries, many of which run near coasts (e.g., the Pacific Ring of Fire), so they are less common far inland.
- a: Earthquakes result from sudden movement along faults; most volcanoes form at plate boundaries (subduction zones, rifts) or where plates move over mantle plumes.
- b: Both can cause large loss of life, property damage, ash, fires, landslides, and long-term environmental impacts.
- c: Both are concentrated along plate boundaries, many of which run near coasts (e.g., the Pacific Ring of Fire), so they are less common far inland.
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