Question

Mountains may be arranged in a line known as
(a) horsts
(b) range
(c) glacier
(d) all of these

Answer 1

Answer:

(B)  RANGE IS THE ANSWER

Answer 2

(b) Range

• A mountain range is a gathering or chain of mountains found near one another. Since adjoining mountains regularly share similar land beginnings, mountain ranges have comparative structure, size, and age. Think about them as a neighborhood of houses generally worked around a similar time; while they are not indistinguishable, they share comparative elements and are comparative in their general area.

• One notable mountain range is the Himalayas range in Asia. It was made when bits of the Earth's hull, called structural plates, collided with one another a few million years prior. A significant number of the tallest mountains on the planet (counting the world's tallest, Mt. Everest) are important for the Himalayas.