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Mountains in India

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

At what height does a hill become a mountain?

a)

600ft

b)

6000m

c)

600m

d)

60m

2.

How many different types of mountain formation are there?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

3.

How many mountain ranges are there in India?

a)

5

b)

28

c)

20

d)

10

4.

How are fold mountains created?

a)

When cracks in the Earth's surface open up, large chunks of rock can be pushed down whilst other pulled up.

b)

Made around volcanoes.

c)

Magma is forced up between the crust and mantle, but it doesn't ever flow out.

d)

When tectonic plates collide.

5.

Where is an example of a fold mountain?

a)

The Himalayas

b)

The Sierra Nevada

c)

Mount Vesuvius

d)

Kedarnath

6.

How are dome mountains created?

a)

When cracks in the Earth's surface open up, large chunks of rock can be pushed down whilst other pulled up.

b)

Made around volcanoes.

c)

Magma is forced up between the crust and mantle, but it doesn't ever flow out.

d)

When tectonic plates collide.

7.

How are plateau mountains created?

a)

When cracks in the Earth's surface open up, large chunks of rock can be pushed down whilst other pulled up.

b)

Made around volcanoes.

c)

Materials are taken away through erosion, which has left deep valleys or gorges.

d)

When tectonic plates collide.

8.

How are fault-block mountains created?

a)

When cracks in the Earth's surface open up, large chunks of rock can be pushed down whilst other pulled up.

b)

Made around volcanoes.

c)

Materials are taken away through erosion, which has left deep valleys or gorges.

d)

When tectonic plates collide.

9.

How are volcanic mountains created?

a)

When cracks in the Earth's surface open up, large chunks of rock can be pushed down whilst other pulled up.

b)

Made around volcanoes.

c)

Materials are taken away through erosion, which has left deep valleys or gorges.

d)

When tectonic plates collide.

10.

Where is an example of a plateau mountain?

a)

The Himalayas

b)

The Vindhyas

c)

Mount Vesuvius

d)

Kedarnath

11.

What type of mountain formation is shown in the picture?

a)

Fold

b)

Fault-block

c)

Volcanic

d)

Dome

12.

What type of mountain formation is shown in the picture?

a)

Fold

b)

Fault-block

c)

Volcanic

d)

Dome

13.

What type of mountain formation is shown in the picture?

a)

Fold

b)

Fault-block

c)

Volcanic

d)

Plateau

14.

This picture shows The Eastern Ghats Range in India. How do you think this mountain was formed?

a)

Fold Mountain

b)

Fault-block

c)

Dome

d)

Plateau

15.

This picture shows the Karakoram Range in India. How do you think this mountain was formed?

a)

Fold Mountain

b)

Fault-block

c)

Dome

d)

Plateau