A student creates a model of convection currents in Earth’s mantle using wooden blocks to represent two different plates.
If the convection currents act on the wooden blocks as shown in the model, how will the wooden blocks move, and how does this relate to Earth’s geography?
Responses
The wooden blocks will diverge, representing seafloor spreading.
The wooden blocks will diverge, representing seafloor spreading.
The wooden blocks will converge, representing mountain formation.
The wooden blocks will converge, representing mountain formation.
The wooden blocks will sink, representing island formation.
The wooden blocks will sink, representing island formation.
The wooden blocks will move up and down, representing a volcanic eruption.