Types of Mountains
Volcanoes
Earthquakes
THE RING OF FIRE!!
100
This term is used to describe the distance above or below sea level.
Hint: altitude or elevation?
What is elevation?
100
These funnel shaped pits at the top of a volcanic cone. 
What are craters?
100
This term is the place on the surface of the earth directly above the earthquake.
Hint: the focus or epicenter?
What is the epicenter?
100
There are more than 500-600 active volcanoes. Where are most volcanoes located on Earth?
Hint: on land or underwater?
Under the oceans.
200
These types of mountains are formed by the folding of rock layers.
Hint: Folded mountains or Fault-block mountains?
What are folded mountains?
200
This is the term for magma on the earth's surface. Hint: (not on the inside)
What is lava?
200
Another term for earthquake waves.
Hint: Seismic waves or sound waves?
What are seismic waves?
200
The Ring of Fire is dotted by volcanic and earthquake activity underneath this ocean.
The Pacific Ocean
300
These types of mountains are formed when magma rises through the crust, cools, and hardens.
Hint: Fault-block mountains or Dome mountains?
What are Dome mountains?
300
This is the term for the types of craters; sometimes they fill with water.
What is a caldera?
300
The name for the instrument used to detect and measures earthquakes.
What is a seismograph?
300
This country is one example of a volcanic island.
What is Iceland?
400
This mountain range is located in the eastern United States. It is made up of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Great Smokey Mountain ranges.
What is the Appalachian Mountain range?
400
True or false: A shield cone is made up of hardened lava.
True!
400
The types of seismic waves that move the slowest.
Hint: P-waves or surface waves/L-waves?
What are surface waves/L-waves?
400
This zone of activity is an underwater chain of volcanic mountains.
What is the Mid-Atlantic Range?
