Concept:The "Lighthouse of the Mediterranean" is the nickname of a volcano because its glowing eruptions act like a beacon for sailors.
Explanation:This mountain is not formed by faulting, erosion, or gentle lava flows alone, so it is not a block, residual, or flow mountain.
A block mountain is created by cracking and lifting of the Earth's crust.
A residual mountain is what remains after wind and water wear away weaker rocks around it.
A flow mountain is built by lava that spreads out in layers, but the famous Mediterranean lighthouse is a cone-shaped volcano.
Volcanoes grow when lava, ash, and gas erupt from beneath the surface and pile up around the vent.
The Mediterranean mountain known as the "Lighthouse of the Mediterranean" is clearly a volcanic mountain.
Answer:D. volcanic