According to the diagram below, which plate boundary shows the plates moving towards one another?

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Transform
Divergent
Convergent
What does this diagram show?
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Abrasion (the wearing, grinding, or rubbing of rock by friction).
Frost wedge (when water seeps into cracks in rocks and freezes).
Exfoliation (the popping off of an outer layer of rock).
According to this diagram, which layer has humus (the organic component of soil, formed by leaves and other plant materials)?
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A Horizon
B Horizon
C Horizon
Soil is an important part of your everyday life. Most of the food you eat depends on soil. It also gives support to many buildings and structures. Soil is under your feet right now—or at least there used to be soil before the structure you are in was built. Why is soil valuable?
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Soil is a natural resource.
Everything on land depends on soil, directly or indirectly.
Both of the above.
Moving water is the major agent of the erosion that has shaped Earth’s land surface. As water moves over the land, it carries particles with it. This moving water is called runoff. The amount of runoff in an area depends on five main factors: the amount of rain an area gets, the area’s vegetation, the type of soil, the shape of the land, and how people use the land. Water is the type of erosion that shaped most of Earth's land.
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True
False

Answer 1

According to the diagram below, the plate boundary that shows the plates moving towards one another is Convergent.

The diagram does not show any specific given images or captions. Therefore, the answer to the second question cannot be determined based on the information provided.

Based on the information provided, the layer that has humus (the organic component of soil) is the A Horizon.

Soil is valuable because it is a natural resource and everything on land depends on soil, directly or indirectly.

The statement that water is the type of erosion that shaped most of Earth's land is False.