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Mountains & Plate Tectonics QuizVersión en línea Mountains & plate tectonics basics por NANDENI PATRA 1 Which type of mountain is formed by compressional forces causing rocks to fold? a Fold mountains b Dome mountains c Block mountains d Volcanic mountains 2 What mountain type is formed when crust blocks are uplifted between faults? a Block mountains b Volcanic mountains c Plateau mountains d Fold mountains 3 Which mountain type is produced by volcanic activity? a Dome mountains b Fold mountains c Volcanic mountains d Block mountains 4 Which agent of gradation is primarily responsible for shaping valleys by ice? a Ocean waves b Glacier c River d Wind 5 Which agent of gradation shapes landscapes mainly through running water? a Wind b River c Ocean waves d Glacier 6 Which agent of gradation wears down rocks by air and particles carried by wind? a River b Wind c Ocean waves d Glacier 7 Which agent erodes coastlines and transports sediments via the sea? a River b Wind c Glacier d Ocean waves 8 Which boundary type describes plates moving apart from each other? a Transform boundary b Subduction zone c Divergent boundary d Convergent boundary 9 Which is a major tectonic plate? a Caribbean Plate b Pacific Plate c Arabian Plate d Nazca Plate 10 Which type of plate movement involves plates sliding horizontally past one another? a Subduction zone b Convergent boundary c Divergent boundary d Transform boundary 11 Which layer lies directly beneath the Earth's crust and is semi-fluid in places such as the asthenosphere? a Crust b Outer core c Mantle d Core 12 Which boundary occurs when two tectonic plates move apart, forming new crust at mid-ocean ridges? a Plate boundary collision b Divergent boundary c Transform boundary d Convergent boundary 13 What boundary type involves two plates sliding past one another horizontally, often causing earthquakes? a Triple junction b Divergent boundary c Convergent boundary d Transform boundary 14 At a convergent boundary, which process commonly forms mountains when continental plates collide? a Subduction of oceanic crust b Rift valley formation c Oceanic spreading d Collision of continental crust 15 Which landform is typically created by agents of gradation like running water and ice eroding, transporting, and depositing material? a Volcanic cones b Deltas only c Valleys and alluvial fans d Plateaus and mesas 16 Which layer below the mantle is primarily composed of iron and nickel and generates Earth's magnetic field? a Mantle b Crust c Core d Asthenosphere 17 Which boundary is associated with crust being destroyed as one plate sinks beneath another? a Spreading at divergent boundary b Sliding past at transform boundary c Subduction at convergent boundary d Collision at transform boundary 18 What is the main product formed at a divergent boundary on land? a Hotspot volcanoes b Rift valley and new crust c Subduction trench d Mountain range uplift 19 Which agent of gradation primarily shapes coastlines through waves and tides? a Biological weathering b Wind abrasion c Glacial carving d Hydraulic action (wave action) 20 Which boundary type can cause deep ocean trenches where one plate sinks beneath another? a Collision boundary b Transform boundary c Divergent boundary d Convergent boundary (oceanic-continental subduction) Feedback 1 Fold mountains form when rocks are folded due to compression, creating layered ridges. 2 Block mountains arise from fault-block uplifting between faults. 3 Volcanic mountains are built by magma erupting and piling up at the surface. 4 Glaciers erode and transport rock as they move slowly downslope. 5 Rivers erode banks and carve valleys by flow and sediment transport. 6 Wind abrasion breaks rocks into smaller particles over time. 7 Ocean waves grind against shores, causing coastal erosion and sediment movement. 8 Divergent boundaries separate tectonic plates, creating new crust. 9 The Pacific Plate is one of the major tectonic plates. 10 Transform boundaries involve lateral, side-by-side movement of plates. 11 The mantle sits beneath the crust and influences tectonic movement. 12 Divergent boundaries create new crust as slabs move away from each other. 13 Transform boundaries accommodate lateral motion between plates. 14 Continental-continental collision thickens crust to form mountains. 15 Erosion and deposition shape valleys, fans, and related landforms. 16 The Earth’s core (mostly outer core) produces the geomagnetic field. 17 Subduction occurs at oceanic-continental or oceanic-oceanic convergences. 18 Divergence on land creates rift valleys and eventual crustal thinning. 19 Wave action erodes, transports, and deposits coastal materials. 20 Subduction at convergent boundaries forms trenches and volcanic activity.

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Which type of mountain is formed by compressional forces causing rocks to fold?

What mountain type is formed when crust blocks are uplifted between faults?

Which mountain type is produced by volcanic activity?

Which agent of gradation is primarily responsible for shaping valleys by ice?

Which agent of gradation shapes landscapes mainly through running water?

Which agent of gradation wears down rocks by air and particles carried by wind?

Which agent erodes coastlines and transports sediments via the sea?

Which boundary type describes plates moving apart from each other?

Which is a major tectonic plate?

Which type of plate movement involves plates sliding horizontally past one another?

Which layer lies directly beneath the Earth's crust and is semi-fluid in places such as the asthenosphere?

Which boundary occurs when two tectonic plates move apart, forming new crust at mid-ocean ridges?

What boundary type involves two plates sliding past one another horizontally, often causing earthquakes?

At a convergent boundary, which process commonly forms mountains when continental plates collide?

Which landform is typically created by agents of gradation like running water and ice eroding, transporting, and depositing material?

Which layer below the mantle is primarily composed of iron and nickel and generates Earth's magnetic field?

Which boundary is associated with crust being destroyed as one plate sinks beneath another?

What is the main product formed at a divergent boundary on land?

Which agent of gradation primarily shapes coastlines through waves and tides?

Which boundary type can cause deep ocean trenches where one plate sinks beneath another?

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