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Learn mountains and plateaus for CSS, PMS, CCE and PCS Geography, covering fold, block, volcanic and residual mountains, plateau formation, major mountain systems, important plateaus and their economic and geographical significance. Includes Pakistan's mountain ranges and important world physical features.

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CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - Geography Mountains and Plateaus
Mount Fuji is a:
A. Stratovolcano
B. Fault-block plateau
C. Residual mesa
D. Folded sedimentary basin
Correct Answer: A
Fuji is a composite volcanic cone in Japan.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - Geography Mountains and Plateaus
Volcanic mountains are built mainly by:
A. Accumulation of erupted material
B. River erosion alone
C. Glacial deposition only
D. Meteor impacts only
Correct Answer: A
Lava and pyroclasts construct volcanic edifices.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - Geography Mountains and Plateaus
The Sierra Nevada of the western USA is commonly cited as a:
A. Fault-block mountain range
B. Coral mountain
C. Deltaic ridge
D. Folded ocean trench
Correct Answer: A
Its major eastern escarpment reflects fault-block uplift.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - Geography Mountains and Plateaus
A graben is:
A. A down-dropped fault block
B. An uplifted block
C. A folded ridge
D. A lava dome
Correct Answer: A
Extension can lower a block between roughly parallel normal faults.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - Geography Mountains and Plateaus
A horst is:
A. An uplifted fault block
B. A down-dropped fault block
C. A volcanic crater
D. A river delta
Correct Answer: A
Horsts stand relatively high between normal faults.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - Geography Mountains and Plateaus
Block mountains are bounded mainly by:
A. Faults
B. River channels
C. Coral reefs
D. Sand dunes
Correct Answer: A
Faulting can uplift horsts relative to adjacent grabens.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - Geography Mountains and Plateaus
The Andes are associated mainly with:
A. Oceanic-continental convergence
B. Continental rifting only
C. Passive margin sedimentation
D. No plate boundary
Correct Answer: A
Nazca Plate subduction beneath South America built the Andean orogen.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - Geography Mountains and Plateaus
The Himalayas are primarily:
A. Young fold mountains
B. Volcanic shield mountains
C. Residual dunes
D. Block plateaus
Correct Answer: A
They formed through ongoing India-Eurasia continental collision.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - Geography Mountains and Plateaus
Fold mountains form mainly through:
A. Compressional deformation
B. River deposition
C. Wind erosion only
D. Coral growth
Correct Answer: A
Compression folds and thickens crust in convergent settings.
CSS - PMS - CCE - PCS - Geography Mountains and Plateaus
A mountain is generally a landform with:
A. Substantial local relief and elevation
B. No slope
C. Only flat surface
D. Elevation below sea level
Correct Answer: A
Mountains rise prominently above surrounding terrain.
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