About how tall can mid-ocean ridges be?

About how tall can mid-ocean ridges be?

  • Correct Answer: 2 inches
  • about 2 meters
  • about 2 feet
  • about 2 km

Explanation: Besides seamounts, there are long, very tall (about 2 km) mountain ranges. These ranges are connected so that they form huge ridge systems called mid-ocean ridges ( Figure below ). The mid-ocean ridges form from volcanic eruptions. Lava from inside Earth breaks through the crust and creates the mountains.

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