Mount Baker
A) California B) Alaska C) Colorado D) Washington
A) Caldera volcano B) Shield volcano C) Stratovolcano D) Cinder cone volcano
A) Paragliding B) Kayaking C) Rock climbing D) Hiking
A) Aspen Snowmass B) Mount Baker Ski Area C) Whistler Blackcomb D) Vail
A) Yellowstone National Park B) Yosemite National Park C) Glacier National Park D) North Cascades National Park
A) Pyroclastic flows B) Ashfall C) Lava flows D) Lahars
A) Takhoma B) Louwala-Clough C) Kulshan D) Wy'east
A) Mount Rainier B) Mount St. Helens C) Mount Adams D) Mount Hood
A) Sherman Glacier B) Coleman Glacier C) Deming Glacier D) Easton Glacier
A) George Vancouver B) Christopher Columbus C) Lewis and Clark D) Captain James Cook
A) Neah Bay Indian Reservation B) Nooksack Indian Reservation C) Muckleshoot Indian Reservation D) Warm Springs Indian Reservation
A) Boulder Crater B) Majestic Crater C) Sherman Crater D) Darrington Crater
A) Bellingham B) Vancouver C) Seattle D) Portland
A) Aleutian Volcanic Arc B) Andes Volcanic Arc C) Ring of Fire D) Cascade Volcanic Arc
A) no more than 140,000 years, possibly no older than 80–90,000 years B) 1.5 million years C) 500,000 years D) 200,000 years
A) 0.43 cubic miles (1.79 km3) B) 1.00 cubic mile (4.19 km3) C) 0.25 cubic miles (1.04 km3) D) 0.75 cubic miles (3.14 km3)
A) highest elevation ski resort B) world record for recorded snowfall in a single season—1,140 inches C) longest ski run D) most visitors in a single year
A) first-highest mountain B) third-highest mountain C) second-highest mountain D) fifth-highest mountain
A) James Cook, Great Snowy Mountain B) Gonzalo Lopez de Haro, Gran Montaña del Carmelo C) Joseph Baker, Mount Baker D) George Vancouver, Mount Baker
A) white mountain B) many meadows C) shooting place D) permanently snow-covered mountain
A) white mountain B) permanently snow-covered mountain C) shooting place D) many meadows
A) The Spanish explorers B) The Thompson C) The Lummi D) The Halkomelem-speaking peoples
A) George Vancouver B) Manuel Quimper of the Spanish Navy C) Joseph Baker D) Isaac I. Stevens
A) George Vancouver B) Joseph Baker C) Manuel Quimper D) Isaac I. Stevens
A) 1948 B) 1870 C) 1866 D) 1868
A) Via the Skagit River B) Via the North Fork of the Nooksack River C) Via Marmot Ridge D) Via the Middle Fork Nooksack River
A) Threatening weather B) Local Native Americans refusing him passage C) An overhanging cornice of ice D) Lack of supplies
A) Ralph and Dick Widrig B) Local Native Americans C) John Bennett and Fred Beckey D) Edward Eldridge, John Tennant, David Ogilvy, and Thomas Stratton
A) David Ogilvy and Thomas Stratton B) John Bennett and John Tennant C) Edmund Thomas Coleman and his companions D) Fred Beckey and Ralph and Dick Widrig
A) Sherman Crater B) Black Buttes C) Coleman Glacier D) Roman Wall
A) Steam eruptions B) Magmatic eruptions C) Lahars or debris flows D) Highly explosive eruptions
A) Andesite B) Dacite C) Rhyolite D) Basalt
A) Weak, white-to-yellow clays B) Basalt C) Andesite D) Granite
A) Sulfur B) Quartz C) Feldspar D) Calcite
A) VEI 4 B) VEI 2 C) VEI 5 D) VEI 3
A) 1891 B) 1792 C) 1860 D) 1843
A) Alpine tundra B) Desert C) Temperate rainforest D) Tropical savanna
A) Eight B) Nine C) Eleven D) Thirteen
A) 625 acres B) 500 acres C) 750 acres D) 1285 acres
A) 1950 to 1975 B) 1900 to 1925 C) 1945 to 1965 D) 1980 to 2000
A) By 2025 B) By 2030 C) Around 2055 or 2075 D) By 2100
A) 2005 B) 2018 C) 2012 D) 2020 |
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