I am formed when heat and pressure build up and push magma through a weak spot in the crust of Earth. As the magma reaches the surface it becomes lava and eventually cools helping me add to my surface area and grow in size.

I am formed when pressures within Earth push layers of rock inward from opposite sides. This causes the layers to bend and become wavy. I look similar to towels stacked up and pushed up against a wall.

I form when cracks in the earth's crust force some materials of rock up and others down. Instead of the earth folding over, the earth's crust fractures (pulls apart)

I am formed when tremendous forces within Earth push up part of Earth's crust. I have sharp peaks and ridges.

This landform is lower in elevation than its surrounding area and is near the edge of a continent.

This landform is a large flat area that is found within the inner part of a continent.

Fault-Block Mountain

Volcanic Mountains

Coastal Plains

Folded Mountain

Upwarped Mountain