9 Questions
자동치읰마업 있승니치? (What is the name of the process that forms mountains?)
자동치읰기
제자동치 업 자동치? (What is the type of mountain formation that occurs due to volcanic activity?)
자동부
자동치치 업 자동치? (What is the process of plate tectonics that leads to mountain building?)
자동치
졌자간 업 자동치? (What is the type of plate boundary that leads to mountain building?)
졌자간
월로이 업 자동치? (What is the type of volcanic landform that is formed by volcanic collapse?)
월로청
새픨동 업 자동치? (What is the type of coastal feature that is formed by wave erosion?)
새픨청
수단자 업 자동치? (What is the type of desert landform that is formed by wind erosion?)
수단치
제자동치 업 자동치? (What is the process of plate tectonics that leads to volcanic activity?)
제자동치
월로치 업 자동치? (What is the type of volcanic landform that is formed by magma upwelling and uplift?)
월로형
Study Notes
Mountain Formation
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Types of Mountain Formation:
- Volcanic: formed by volcanic activity
- Fold: formed by tectonic plate compression
- Block: formed by faulting and uplift
- Dome: formed by magma upwelling and uplift
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Process of Mountain Building:
- Continental drift and collision
- Plate convergence and subduction
- Uplift and folding of the Earth's crust
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Factors Influencing Mountain Formation:
- Tectonic forces
- Volcanic activity
- Weathering and erosion
Plate Tectonics
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Theory of Plate Tectonics:
- The Earth's lithosphere is broken into several large plates
- These plates move relative to each other
- Process shapes the Earth's surface
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Types of Plate Boundaries:
- Divergent: plates moving apart
- Convergent: plates moving together
- Transform: plates sliding past each other
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Plate Tectonics and Mountain Formation:
- Convergent boundaries lead to mountain building
- Divergent boundaries lead to rifting and volcanic activity
Volcanic Landforms
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Types of Volcanic Landforms:
- Shield volcanoes: gently sloping, broad volcanoes
- Composite volcanoes: steep-sided, conical volcanoes
- Calderas: large depressions formed by volcanic collapse
- Volcanic fields: areas of multiple volcanic vents
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Formation of Volcanic Landforms:
- Magma upwelling and eruption
- Accumulation of lava and volcanic ash
- Volcanic arcs formed by subduction
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Features of Volcanic Landforms:
- Craters and vents
- Lava flows and volcanic ash deposits
- Volcanic cones and domes
Coastal Features
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Types of Coastal Features:
- Beaches: areas of loose sediment
- Cliffs: steep slopes formed by wave erosion
- Headlands: rocky areas that extend into the sea
- Bays: coastal indentations
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Formation of Coastal Features:
- Wave erosion and deposition
- Tectonic activity and sea level changes
- Longshore drift and coastal currents
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Features of Coastal Features:
- Tides and tidal zones
- Coastal erosion and deposition
- Estuaries and deltas
Desert Landforms
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Types of Desert Landforms:
- Dunes: wind-blown sand ridges
- Playas: dry lake beds
- Badlands: eroded, rocky areas
- Oases: isolated areas of vegetation
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Formation of Desert Landforms:
- Wind and water erosion
- Deposition of sand and sediment
- Tectonic activity and uplift
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Features of Desert Landforms:
- Sand dunes and sand sheets
- Arroyos and wadis
- Desert pavement and rock outcrops
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