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each of the black spaces below before clicking
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What are the oldest fold mountains? | Caledonian
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What are the youngest fold mountains | Alpine
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What are the middle fold mountains called? | Armorican
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How is a fold mountain formed? | When two plates collide and the pressure makes the land buckle up and create a fold mountain
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What two plates collided to create the mountains in Ireland? | Eurasian and african
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What's an upfold called? | Anticline
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What's a downfold called | Syncline
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What is the highest mountain in the world | The himalayas
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Where are the Himalayas | India and Nepal
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If the mountains are really high are they younger or older? | Younger
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If the mountains are lower they are? | Older
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