Driving Force of Tectonic Plates
The core is not a driving force of tectonic plates, so the correct answer is C.
Explanation:
Ridge push and slab push (or in other books, slab pull) are the terms used to refer to the movements being made by the plates when they subduct. Mantle convection, on the other hand, is the mechanism that makes it possible for the plates to move.
The crust is divided into several plates, which are either:
Colliding with one another
Moving away from each other
Sliding past each other
These movements create different landforms, which could be mountain ranges, trenches, rift valleys, volcanic arcs, or island arcs.
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