* Volcanic Mountains: These are cone-shaped, formed by eruptions of lava and ash building up over time. Examples include Mount Fuji and Mount Vesuvius.
* Folded Mountains: These are formed when tectonic plates collide and the land is pushed up, creating folds and wrinkles. They often have jagged peaks and valleys. Examples include the Himalayas and the Alps.
* Block Mountains: These are formed when blocks of Earth's crust are uplifted along faults. They can be flat-topped or have steep, straight sides. Examples include the Sierra Nevada mountains in California.
* Dome Mountains: These are formed by the upward bulging of Earth's crust due to magma rising beneath the surface. They have a rounded, dome-like shape. Examples include the Black Hills in South Dakota.
So, while volcanic mountains are cone-shaped, there are many other types of mountains with different shapes, reflecting the diverse ways mountains are created.
