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Types of Mountains QuizOnline version Test knowledge of how mountains form. by Bahytgul 1 What are the four main types of mountains? a fold mountains, fault-block mountains b fold mountains, fault-block mountains, volcanic mountains c fold mountains, fault-block mountains, volcanic mountains, and dome mountains. 2 Give two examples of fold mountains. a Basin and Range Province b Himalayas (Asia) and the Alps (Europe). c Vosges Mountains and Ozark Plateau 3 Which type of mountains are the youngest and highest on Earth, and why? a Fold mountains are the youngest and highest because they are still forming due to ongoing tectonic plate collisions, such as the Himalayas where the Indian and Eurasian plates meet. b Volcanic mountains are the youngest and highest because they are still forming due to ongoing tectonic plate collisions, such as the Fuji where the Indian and Eurasian plates meet. c Dome mountains are the youngest and highest because they are still forming due to ongoing tectonic plate collisions, such as the Block Hills where the Indian and Eurasian plates meet. 4 What is the difference between a mountain and a hill? a there is no difference b A mountain is smaller and steeper than a hill c A mountain is taller and steeper than a hill, and it usually has a more rugged terrain and higher elevation. 5 Which is the highest mountain in the world and where is it located? Письменный ответ 6 What type of mountain is Mount Kilimanjaro, and how was it formed? Письменный ответ 7 What is a mountain range? Письменный ответ 8 How do mountains affect climate and weather? Письменный ответ 9 Why are mountains important to humans and the environment? Письменный ответ 10 What is a mountain? Письменный ответ 11 Which type of mountain forms mainly from horizontal compression folding? a Dome mountains b Fold mountains c Fault-block mountains d Volcanic mountains 12 What type of mountains are created by faulting and block tilting along faults? a Dome mountains b Volcanic mountains c Fold mountains d Fault-block mountains 13 Which mountains are built from magma that erupts and then solidifies at the surface? a Compression mountains b Volcanic mountains c Dome mountains d Fold mountains 14 Which mountains form when an uplifted block is bounded by faults on both sides? a Composite mountains b Fault-block mountains c Volcanic mountains d Fold mountains 15 What type of mountains are created by magma pushing the crust upward into a dome without breaking? a Dome mountains b Fold mountains c Fault-block mountains d Volcanic mountains 16 Which mountains are typically built by repeated lava flows and ash deposits? a Dome mountains b Composite (stratovolcano) mountains c Plateau mountains d Fold mountains 17 Which mountains often form over hot spots away from plate boundaries? a Volcanic mountains b Fold mountains c Dome mountains d Fault-block mountains 18 What term describes mountains raised by uplift and erosion without significant faulting? a Volcanic mountains b Fold mountains c Fault-block mountains d Monadnock (inselberg) mountains 19 Which mountains are typical of subduction zones and feature layered lava flows? a Volcanic mountains b Monadnock mountains c Dome mountains d Compression mountains 20 Which type is common in arid western USA around the Sierra Nevada? a Fold mountains b Fault-block mountains c Volcanic mountains d Monadnock mountains

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by Bahytgul

What are the four main types of mountains?

Give two examples of fold mountains.

Which type of mountains are the youngest and highest on Earth, and why?

What is the difference between a mountain and a hill?

Which is the highest mountain in the world and where is it located?

What type of mountain is Mount Kilimanjaro, and how was it formed?

What is a mountain range?

How do mountains affect climate and weather?

Why are mountains important to humans and the environment?

What is a mountain?

Which type of mountain forms mainly from horizontal compression folding?

What type of mountains are created by faulting and block tilting along faults?

Which mountains are built from magma that erupts and then solidifies at the surface?

Which mountains form when an uplifted block is bounded by faults on both sides?

What type of mountains are created by magma pushing the crust upward into a dome without breaking?

Which mountains are typically built by repeated lava flows and ash deposits?

Which mountains often form over hot spots away from plate boundaries?

What term describes mountains raised by uplift and erosion without significant faulting?

Which mountains are typical of subduction zones and feature layered lava flows?

Which type is common in arid western USA around the Sierra Nevada?