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Landform that is raised but not flat at the top

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Covers the largest area of the Earth's surface

Areas found under the sea relatively inactive areas where deposits of sediment slowly collect or active areas where tectonic plates meet

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Long, narrow depression on the sea floor

Formed by destructive forces at the convergent plate boundaries

Found in every ocean basin on the planet: Ring of Fire in the Pacific Ocean

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Caused by the breaking and sudden movements of rocks that have been strained beyond their limits

They occur along fault lines because that is where rocks suddenly move and release build-up energy

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Tectonic plates spread apart from each other and hot magma rises up and fills the space.

Magma rises to the surface of the Earth and causes bubble of gas to appear in it

This gas causes pressure to build up and explode in a form called lava

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Most pronounced topographic feature on Earth

Creation of new crustal material takes place here

Ocean crust is rifted open and magma wells up to fill the opening
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Magma hardens to form igneous rocks that make up the oceanic crust.

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Landform created by running rivers and shifting glaciers

Depressed area of land-scoured and washed out by the conspiring forces of gravity, water, etc

They take the form of a U or V

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Landform occurs in the interior of the United States or in coastal areas and its relatively flat

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Most recognized land form on Earth

Formed due to constructive forces happening at the convergent plates.

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Flat, elevated landform that rises sharply above the surrounding area on at least one side

Forms as a result of upward movement in Earth's crust caused by slow collision at the tectonic plates