A spot where two continental plates are sliding past one another may be prone to
A) volcanoes.
B) earthquakes.
C) tsunamis.

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When two continental plates slide past each other, they create a fault line. This fault line can become stuck, causing a buildup of pressure, which is then released in the form of earthquakes. While volcanoes and tsunamis may occur in other plate boundary types, they are less common at transform boundaries where two plates are simply sliding past each other.

A Spot Where Two Continental Plates Are Sliding Past One