Pages 74 & 75: Hoe are folded mountains formed?

Tectonic plates collide and fold up

Pages 74 & 75: What would've happened if the Indo-Australian plate moved a different direction?

India would not be a part of Asia, The Himalayas would not have formed

Page 80 & 81: How are dome mountains different from fold and fault-block mountain?

Dome mountains are rounded and isolated (standing alone)

Page 80 & 81: How are dome mountains formed?

Magma pushes up and the pressure causes the crust bulges

Pages 72 & 73: What role have tectonic plates had in changing Earth's features?

A major role: mountains, deep valleys, and moved continents

Page 80 & 81: What are common features of dome mountains?

Humps of rock with rounded tops, are usually isolated

Page 78 & 79: How are fold mountains and fault-block mountains different?

Fault-block formed by sliding plates, fold: colliding plates

Pages 72 & 73: Why do you think the two men might be grinning despite looking uncomfortable?

They have accomplished something impressive

Page 76 & 77: What are common features of fold mountains?

they contain sedimentary rock & look like folds of rock

Page 76 & 77: Which is an example of folded mountains?

Andes Mountains in South America

Page 78 & 79: How are fault-block mountains formed?

Gigantic blocks of rock move up and down along fault lines

Page 78 & 79: How are fold mountains and fault-block mountains similar?

They both are formed along tectonic plate boundaries

Pages 72 & 73: What evidence support that tectonic plates are important in creating mountains?

Moved continents, destroyed oceans, and built mountains

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4th Grade CKLA Geology Chapter 8 Earth's Mighty Mountains

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1
Pages 74 & 75: Hoe are folded mountains formed?
Tectonic plates slide mountains across folded valleys
Tectonic plates collide and fold up
Tectonic plates collide and push crust upward and fold down
An origami master folds them
2
Pages 74 & 75: What would've happened if the Indo-Australian plate moved a different direction?
India would not be a part of Asia
The Himalayas would not have formed
The Himalayas would be even bigger
The Himalayas would be under the ocean still
3
Page 80 & 81: How are dome mountains different from fold and fault-block mountain?
Dome mountains are not formed in North America
Dome mountains are rounded and isolated (standing alone)
Dome mountains do not have origami masters living on them
4
Page 80 & 81: How are dome mountains formed?
Magma pushes down and the pressure causes the crust bulges
Magma makes sedimentary lava rocks that leave dome shapes
Magma pushes up and the pressure causes the crust bulges
5
Pages 72 & 73: What role have tectonic plates had in changing Earth's features?
They didn't change the Earth's features
A major role that moved the north pole
A major role: mountains, deep valleys, and moved continents
6
Page 80 & 81: What are common features of dome mountains?
They have sharp jagged edges and are in clusters
They are usually shaped like a cube or pyramid
Humps of rock with rounded tops, are usually isolated
They jiggle and move on top of high mountain peaks
7
Page 78 & 79: How are fold mountains and fault-block mountains different?
Fault-block mountains form on faults unlike fold mountains
Fault-block formed by colliding plates, fold: sliding plates
Fault-block mountains form in oceans unlike fold mountains
Fault-block formed by sliding plates, fold: colliding plates
8
Pages 72 & 73: Why do you think the two men might be grinning despite looking uncomfortable?
They are in thin air
They have accomplished something impressive
They're cold
They are confused
9
Page 76 & 77: What are common features of fold mountains?
they contain sedimentary rock & look like folds of rock
The dirt folds into valleys creating big mesas on top
They all have origami masters sitting on them folding paper
They have plants with folded leaves growing all over them
10
Page 78 & 79: Which is an example of fault-block mountains?
Navajo Mountain in Utah
The Grand Tetons in Wyoming
Coreesh Mountains located on the planet Veroleem
The Andes in South America
11
Imagine you see a mount along a fault with several high cliffs, what type of mountain is it?
fold
dome
fault-block
12
Page 76 & 77: Which is an example of folded mountains?
Navajo Mountain in Utah
The Grand Tetons in Wyoming
El Capitan in California
Andes Mountains in South America
13
Page 78 & 79: How are fault-block mountains formed?
Fault lines separate and create big valleys of blocks
Gigantic blocks of rock move up and down along fault lines
The ocean tsunamis move the mountain in shapes like blocks
14
Page 78 & 79: How are fold mountains and fault-block mountains similar?
They both fold the crust in and make valleys
They both are not formed on tectonic plate boundaries
They both are stand alone mountains not in ranges
They both are formed along tectonic plate boundaries
15
Pages 74 & 75: Which direction on the compass did the Indo-Australian plate move?
south
north
east
west
16
Pages 72 & 73: What evidence support that tectonic plates are important in creating mountains?
The plates do not create mountains
The plates are made up of magma that erupts into mountains
The plates hold our food
Moved continents, destroyed oceans, and built mountains

4th Grade CKLA Geology Chapter 8 Earth's Mighty Mountains Flashcards | StudBud

4th Grade CKLA Geology Chapter 8 Earth's Mighty Mountains

16 termsStudBud Administration480 plays

4th Grade CKLA Geology Chapter 8 Earth's Mighty Mountains

Flashcards16 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 16

Answers

1
Pages 74 & 75: Hoe are folded mountains formed?
Tectonic plates slide mountains across folded valleys
Tectonic plates collide and fold up
Tectonic plates collide and push crust upward and fold down
An origami master folds them
2
Pages 74 & 75: What would've happened if the Indo-Australian plate moved a different direction?
India would not be a part of Asia
The Himalayas would not have formed
The Himalayas would be even bigger
The Himalayas would be under the ocean still
3
Page 80 & 81: How are dome mountains different from fold and fault-block mountain?
Dome mountains are not formed in North America
Dome mountains are rounded and isolated (standing alone)
Dome mountains do not have origami masters living on them
4
Page 80 & 81: How are dome mountains formed?
Magma pushes down and the pressure causes the crust bulges
Magma makes sedimentary lava rocks that leave dome shapes
Magma pushes up and the pressure causes the crust bulges
5
Pages 72 & 73: What role have tectonic plates had in changing Earth's features?
They didn't change the Earth's features
A major role that moved the north pole
A major role: mountains, deep valleys, and moved continents
6
Page 80 & 81: What are common features of dome mountains?
They have sharp jagged edges and are in clusters
They are usually shaped like a cube or pyramid
Humps of rock with rounded tops, are usually isolated
They jiggle and move on top of high mountain peaks
7
Page 78 & 79: How are fold mountains and fault-block mountains different?
Fault-block mountains form on faults unlike fold mountains
Fault-block formed by colliding plates, fold: sliding plates
Fault-block mountains form in oceans unlike fold mountains
Fault-block formed by sliding plates, fold: colliding plates
8
Pages 72 & 73: Why do you think the two men might be grinning despite looking uncomfortable?
They are in thin air
They have accomplished something impressive
They're cold
They are confused
9
Page 76 & 77: What are common features of fold mountains?
they contain sedimentary rock & look like folds of rock
The dirt folds into valleys creating big mesas on top
They all have origami masters sitting on them folding paper
They have plants with folded leaves growing all over them
10
Page 78 & 79: Which is an example of fault-block mountains?
Navajo Mountain in Utah
The Grand Tetons in Wyoming
Coreesh Mountains located on the planet Veroleem
The Andes in South America
11
Imagine you see a mount along a fault with several high cliffs, what type of mountain is it?
fold
dome
fault-block
12
Page 76 & 77: Which is an example of folded mountains?
Navajo Mountain in Utah
The Grand Tetons in Wyoming
El Capitan in California
Andes Mountains in South America
13
Page 78 & 79: How are fault-block mountains formed?
Fault lines separate and create big valleys of blocks
Gigantic blocks of rock move up and down along fault lines
The ocean tsunamis move the mountain in shapes like blocks
14
Page 78 & 79: How are fold mountains and fault-block mountains similar?
They both fold the crust in and make valleys
They both are not formed on tectonic plate boundaries
They both are stand alone mountains not in ranges
They both are formed along tectonic plate boundaries
15
Pages 74 & 75: Which direction on the compass did the Indo-Australian plate move?
south
north
east
west
16
Pages 72 & 73: What evidence support that tectonic plates are important in creating mountains?
The plates do not create mountains
The plates are made up of magma that erupts into mountains
The plates hold our food
Moved continents, destroyed oceans, and built mountains