what forms when the earths plates slide past each other?\no an earthquake\no a volcano\no an ocean…

Brief Explanations:

When Earth's tectonic plates slide past each other at transform - plate boundaries, stress builds up. When this stress is released, it causes an earthquake. Volcanoes form at divergent or convergent boundaries, ocean mountains can be formed at mid - ocean ridges (divergent boundaries), and glaciers are formed due to accumulation of snow over time and are not related to plate sliding.

Answer:

an earthquake