Which of the following is true of fault-block mountains and volcanic mountains but not true of folded mountains?

Question

Question: Which of the following is true of fault-block mountains and volcanic mountains but not true of folded mountains?

Options:

1.  Form from the buildup of lava and ash
2.  May have a steeply sloping, jagged appearance
3.  May have a gently sloping, dome-shaped appearance
4.  Form at both convergent and divergent plate boundaries

Answer 1

2. May have a steeply sloping, jagged appearance

The statement which is true about fault-block mountains and volcanic mountains but not true of folded mountains is that it may have a steeply sloping, jagged appearance.

Fold mountains have a concave slope on one side and a convex slope on the other (in generally).