Q36. The type of plate boundary at C is ___.

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The question asks about the type of plate boundary at C, but the accompanying diagram or data identifying point C is not provided here, so we cannot determine the boundary type)
Option 1: convergent — this boundary occurs when two tectonic plates move toward each other and collide, which can create subduction zones or mountain belts. Without seeing the relative motion or features at C, we cannot confirm if this is what is happening there.
Option 2: divergent — this boundary is where plates move apart, often creating mid-ocean ridges or rift valleys. Again, absent the diagram, there is no evidence of spreading at C.
Option 3: transform — this boundary involves plates sliding horizontally past one another, producing strike-slip faults or shear motion. Without cues such as fault lines or offsets at C, this option cannot be validated.
In summary, since the diagram or specific spatial relationships for point C are missing, determining whether C is convergent, divergent, or transform is not possible from the information given. The absence of diagrammatic context means any selection would be speculative until the boundary signs are observed.

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