Across
- 1. A fluid under the Earth’s surface
- 4. Block Mountains formed by tensional forces fracturing and shifting the earth's crust.
- 6. Slabs of rock making up earth's lithosphere.
- 8. A steep slope along a plateau caused by erosion.
- 10. A path along the Pacific Ocean active with earthquakes and volcanic activity
- 12. The process in which one of earth’s lithospheric plates plate is forced below another
- 14. A mountain-building process in which the earth’s crust is folded due to lateral compression
- 15. Flat mountain, elevated sharply in comparison to the surrounding area
Down
- 2. A distinct group of mountain ranges that can be grouped together due to there geographic location.
- 3. Mountains formed by the pile-up of molten rock and magma on the earth's surface.
- 5. A block pushed upward relative to those around it by faulting
- 7. A block lower relative to those around it due to faulting
- 9. Mountain type formed by colliding boundaries, layering the Earth’s crust
- 11. Gradually worn away by natural elements.
- 13. Mountains formed by magma pushing up under the earth's crust without breaking the surface.
