lithosperic plates are like shopping carts because because it shows the movement of the plates and there are small wiggles between each cart
because they are weird like that
I guess because they are both a straight line and they each move back and forward
I guess because they are both a straight line and they each move back and forward
There are actually at least 31 identified lithospheric plates, the plates consisting of crust and uppermost mantle which float on top of the plastic-like asthenosphere of the mantle.
A convergent boundary is when two plates collide with each other forming landforms like trenches, or mountains (depends which type of plates converge.)
When you are done with your Shopping Cart, you can return it to the store, leave it in a Shopping Cart Corral, or a Shopping Cart Area, which usually says "Please return Shopping Carts Here!" Thank You or it may say " Please help keep costs low by returning your Shopping Cart Here! Thank You". If there are no cart corrals or such things like that in the parking lot, then leave it in the parking lot, just find a spot where a cart will fit, without damages any cars. Do Not Take Shopping Carts Off Store Premises!! It's the Law!!
Unfortunately they do not make folding shopping carts like the ones that are found in the grocery stores. They do make little pull carts that fold. Therefore, a standard grocery cart would be able to hold more groceries.
Poptropica just put them there for laughs, like the shopping carts in the market. The bugs and carts have nothing to do with your mission to earn the island medallion.
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The tectonic plates (the lithosphere) are made of the crust and upper brittle part of the mantle. They 'float' on the hotter and softer mantle below, which is still a solid, but can flow like plasticine (the asthenosphere)
Nothing; Poptropica just put them there for fun like the crawling bugs on the walls. Just go east of the carts, talk to the guy reading a pamphlet, and get the pamphlet.
I think it's not safe. I really think that it's scary, like really, even though it looks fun.