Question

which types of plate boundary interactions can create volcanoes? subduction divergent collision transform

Explanation:

Subduction occurs when one tectonic plate moves under another, melting the mantle and forming magma that can rise to create volcanoes. Divergent boundaries allow magma to rise as plates move apart, forming volcanic activity. Collision boundaries can also lead to volcano - formation in some cases when one plate subducts. Transform boundaries primarily cause earthquakes and have little direct volcanic activity.

Answer:

A. Subduction, B. Divergent, C. Collision