Mountains
Explore the Majestic Mountains Quiz
Test your knowledge about mountains and their formations in this engaging quiz! Explore different types of mountains, their characteristics, and fascinating geological processes. Whether you are a geography enthusiast or just curious, this quiz offers a fun and informative experience.
Key Features:
- 11 thought-provoking questions
- Multiple choice and checkbox formats
- Learn while you play
2. Which of the following types of mountains is formed by one block of earth's crust being pushed up?
Fault-block
Folded
Volcanic mountains
3. ____________________ mountains are formed by the collision of two plates.
Fault-block
Folded
Volcanic mountains
4. Volcanic mountains are formed because of the cooling of ______________ on the surface of Earth or by the push of ______________ below the Earth's surface.
Magma, lava
Lava, magma
It is impossible to tell.
5. Which of the following is/are formed by volcanic activity. Check all which apply.
Dome mountains
Folded mountains
Fault-block mountains
Volcanoes
6. The elevated part in fault-block mountains is called the _________.
Graben
Horst
7. The side of the mountain which is blocked from the action of wind and rain is called the _____________ side.
Windward
Leeward
8. A _________________ is a long narrow strip of land on top of a mountain or a mountain range
Ridge
Arete
9. The bowl-shaped depression which forms a lake when the glacier melts is called a __________.
Moraine
Cirque
10. The highest mountain in the world is _________________.
Himalayas
Mt. Helens
Mt. Everest
Mt. Apo
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