Question

[TG.04]One student designed an experiment to demonstrate the formation of a geologic feature. The steps of the experiment are listed below.
• Place a rectangular piece of cardboard on a table.
Cut a strip of paper one inch long and half an inch wide.
Place the paper strip on the cardboard along one of its edges.
• Use a clip to attach the middle of the paper strip to the cardboard so that approximately half of the paper strip is on each side of the clip.
Place one hand on each of the two halves of the paper strip.
• Push both ends of the paper strip towards the clip.
. Observe the formation of ripples on the paper.
Which of these geologic features was created by the process demonstrated by the student's experiment?
A) the Big Island of Hawaii
B) the Grand Canyon
C) the Himalayan mountain range
D) the Sierra Nevada Mountains

Answer 1

B) The Himalayan mountain range

In the northeastern corner of India, there are mountains called the Himalayan mountain range. They go 1,500 miles (2,400 km) and cross through China, Bhutan, Nepal, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and India. The Himalayan Mountain range is known for its extreme height, intricate geological structure, snow-covered peaks, sizable valley glaciers, deep river gorges, and lush vegetation.
The Himalayan mountain range is the tallest mountain range in the globe and is home to Mount Everest and nine out of the ten highest peaks in the world. These mountains, sometimes known as the Third Pole, are the source of several of Asia's major rivers and have a role in controlling the climate of the world.
 

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