Composite volcanoes are common at A divergent plate boundaries B subduction zone C mid ocean ridges D hot spots

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Composite volcanoes are common at A divergent plate boundaries B subduction zone C mid ocean ridges D hot spots

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Answer: B. Subduction zone

Explanation: Plate tectonics are squished up to form a volcano in a subduction zone.

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