What is letter D pointing to?

What is F pointing to?

What is letter G pointing to?

Where does new oceanic crust form?

What is the correct order of the oceanic landforms, from closest to a continent to farthest away?

Which continental landform is the most like a trench found on the ocean floor?

A mountain range is most like a _______________________________ found on the ocean floor.

This oceanic landform is located on either side of the mid-ocean ridge. It is made up of low hills and flat plains. The ground here is covered with the remains of dead plants and sea animals. It is ________________.

When you think of a volcano, you probably think about how they can be very destructive. They are, after all, natural disasters. However, volcanoes can have constructive consequences. One example of volcanoes as a constructive process would be a volcano eruption...

The Grand Canyon, as seen here, can be compared to a(n) __________ under the Earth's oceans.

The low lying land between hills or mountains

On land: ?

Oceanic: Rift zone

What term should be used to replace the question mark in the table?

Some volcanoes form mountains. Some of these mountains are surrounded on all sides and become islands. Other volcanoes stay submerged under the ocean waters. These submerged volcanoes are called

In the ocean, what is a landform similar to a valley known as?

A trench in the center of the highest part of the mid-ocean ridge; new land is formed here

Where the shelf drops to the bottom of the ocean floor. The depth of the water increases greatly here.

Located on either side of the mid-ocean ridge. It is made up of low hills and flat plains. The ground here is covered with the remains of dead plants and sea animals.

An underwater volcanic mountain range on the bottom of the ocean which divides the ocean floor into two parts

Where the edges of the continent slope down from the ocean shore into the ocean. It is the part of the continent located under the water. Abundant fishing is found here.

Steep-sided canyons and deep, narrow valleys in the bottom of the ocean. They are the deepest part of the ocean basin and deeper than any valley on land.

An underwater mountain

An underwater mountain which now reaches above the water level