Answer: Volcanoes
Explanation:
The Earth's tectonic plates are always moving and as a result come into contact with each other at their boundaries.
These boundaries are where the majority of volcanoes are formed because of the movement of the plates allowing for magma to flow upwards from the mantle.
Divergent plate boundaries see plates moving away from each other and this gives magma an opportunity to rise from the mantle. Convergent plate boundaries have plates hitting each other which causes magma to rise when one plate sinks into the mantle.
As the magma rises, volcanoes are formed when the magma cools.
Tides are caused by the specific alignment of the Moon, Earth, and Sun.
When aligned a certain way the the gravitational pulls basically share and add on to each other creating tidal waves.
An example of a certain alignment would be spring tides, which happen during a New or Full moon.
Examples: Boat sailors must watch out for tides and make sure to plan their sailing journeys according to the tide. They don't want to be caught against a tide, especially small board sailors.
Also fisherman keep note of tides since some sea life rely on tides for survival and feeding or some fish simply follow the movement of the tides. Fisherman use tides as an indication of when it'd be best to go fishing.
As far as largest, its the pacific plate. Smallest has two answers: Juan De Fuca, off the coast of the American Northwest, is the smallest major plate, but of all plates, major and minor, the smallest is the Galapagos microplate.
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