Question

A trench is evidence of which kind of plate boundary?

Answer 1

Answer:

A trench is evidence of (3) Convergent plate boundary

Explanation:

Trenches are formed by subduction a geophysical process which involves the converging of two or more Earth's tectonic plates and the older denser plate is pushed beneath the lighter plate and deep into the mantle causing the seafloor  and outermost crust to bend and form a steep V shaped depression.

Geological features which occur at convergent boundary are as following:

1. Fault lines : A transform boundary connnects two diverging boundaries creating a fault line
2. Trenches: They are formed by convergent boundaries
3. Volcanoes: results from subduction zone
4. Mountain Ranges
5. Ridges
6. Rift valleys