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Chapter 18. Concept Mapping Make an events chain concept map that describes seafloor spreading along a divergent plate boundary. Choose from the following phrases: magma cools to form new seafloor, convection currents circulate hot material along divergent boundary, and older seafloor is forced apart. 10 15 Assessment TAKS Practice Ms. Fernandez was leading a class discussion on plate tectonics and Earthâs interior. TEKS 8.14 A Study the diagram below and then answer the following questions. Convection currents circulate hot material along divergent boundary. A Older seafloor is forced apart. Lithosphere B Mantle Magma rises to the seafloor. Magma cools to form new seafloor. 19. Observe and Infer In the MiniLab Modeling Convection Currents, you observed convection currents produced in water as it was heated. Repeat the experiment, placing sequins, pieces of wood, or pieces of rubber bands into the water. How do their movements support your observations and inferences from the MiniLab? TECHNOLOGY Go to the Glencoe Science Web site at tx.science.glencoe.com or use the Glencoe Science CD-ROM for additional chapter assessment. Outer core Inner core 1. Suppose that the arrows in the diagram represent patterns of convection in Earthâs mantle. Which type of plate boundary is most likely to form along the region labeled âAâ? A) transform B) reverse C) convergent D) divergent 2. Which statement is true of the region marked âBâ on the diagram? F) Plates separate and slip past one another sideways. G) Plates diverge and volcanoes form. H) Plates converge and volcanoes form. J) Plates collapse and form a strikeslip boundary. CHAPTER ASSESSMENT 301