Mountain Formation

4. – Process that wears down mountains over time by wind, water, and ice.
7. – Mountain range that divides Antarctica into east and west regions.
10. Mountains – Mountains formed when magma pushes up the crust but doesn't break through.
12. Mountains – Type of mountain formed when Earth's crust is compressed and bent upward.
13. – Molten rock beneath Earth's surface that can form volcanic mountains.
14. Mountains – Mountains formed by erupting magma that cools and hardens.

1. – Ancient, eroded mountain range in the eastern United States.
2. – Tectonic process that raises land to form mountains.
3. – Major mountain range in North America that stretches from Canada to New Mexico.
5. Mountains – Mountains created by large sections of Earth's crust tilting or breaking along faults.
6. – The tallest mountain range in the world, home to Mount Everest.
7. Plates – Massive pieces of Earth's crust that move and cause mountain formation.
8. – Famous European mountain range, known for skiing and the Matterhorn.
9. – The outermost layer of the Earth, where mountains are formed.
11. – Longest continental mountain range, found in South America.