Question

question 31 of 32
what is one way a mountain might form?
a. volcanic activity
b. gravitational pull
c. glacier movement
d. ocean wave force

Explanation:

Volcanic activity can build up layers of lava and ash over time, leading to the formation of mountains. Gravitational pull mainly affects the overall shape and movement of large - scale bodies but is not a direct cause of mountain formation. Glacier movement can reshape existing landforms but not typically form mountains from scratch. Ocean wave force affects coastal areas and is not a cause of mountain formation.

Answer:

A. Volcanic activity