Volcanoes that form along a mid-ocean ridge occur at a diverging plate boundary. true or false.

The correct answer is - True.

The volcanoes that appear along the mid-ocean ridges are occurring at a divergent tectonic boundary between two oceanic tectonic plates. The mid-ocean ridges are essentially an underwater chain of mountains. They are the geographical features that have the youngest crust in the oceans, and that is because they are forming from the magma that pushes upwards from the mantle, cools down quickly in the water, and forms new crust. The mid-ocean ridges are exclusively appearing at divergent plate boundaries, where the plates are moving away from each other, thus the volcanoes along side them are also part of this process.