Week 3 Flashcards
(12 cards)
A type of mountain, but it has lava, magma, and a crater. What is it?
Volcanoes
It is formed due to geological processes like the movement and opposition of tectonic plates. What is it?
Mountain Formations
These are formed along tectonic active coastlines above subduction zones. What is it?
Mountain belts
Much of the sedimentary rocks are what in origin?
Marine
Give 5 mountains in the Philippines
Mt. Apo
Mt. Mayon
Mt. Kitanglad
Mt. Kanlaon
Mt. Banahaw
Enumerate the methods on how we can measure mountains
Geodetic
Barometric
Boiling point
Mountains are typically measured not from their bases, but from ___ _____
Sea level
How to calculate the elevation of a mountain?
Measure angles between the top and the point of the mountain.
The result of the collision of the tectonic plates is the pushing of huge slabs of rocks towards the surface. What geological formation is it?
Mountain
Most of the world’s major mountain belts are located along the __________
Tectonic plate boundaries
A landform that streches above the surface of the Earth. What is it?
Mountain
It is formed around a vent that allows magma to reach the surface of the Earth. It can be part of a mountain range. What is it?
Volcano