The ring of fire is a major belt of volcanic activity circling the pacific ocean. true or false

True.

Explanation:

The Pacific Ring of Fire is a long area that surrounds the Pacific Ocean and has high seismic and volcanic activity. The Ring comes in the form of a horseshoe and not a circle. It stretches over 40,000 kilometers starting from New Zealand to the west coast of South America, running along the coasts of eastern Asia and Alaska and those of northeastern North and Central America. According to geology, it delimits the edges of the Pacific plate and other small tectonic plates that form the Earth's crust. The Pacific Ring of Fire was created from the movement of the tectonic plates.