How do erupting volcanoes change landforms?

Question

A. Erupting volcanoes become flat and form plateaus
B. Hot lava erodes rocks and makes mountains smaller
C. Cooled lava forms layers of rock that can become islands
D. Cooled lava forms soil that supports animal and plants life on plains

Answer 1

The correct answer is: C. Cooled lava forms layers of rock that can become islands.

Erupting volcanoes contribute to the formation of new landforms through the accumulation of lava and volcanic material. When lava cools and solidifies, it can create layers of rock that build up over time, potentially forming new land masses such as islands.