A) Mount Fairweather B) Mount Waddington C) Mount Robson D) Golden Hinde
A) Turbidites and pillow lavas B) Basaltic lava flows C) Granitic plutons D) Sandstone
A) Permian period B) Triassic period C) Jurassic period D) Mid Cretaceous period
A) Last glacial period B) Holocene epoch C) Pleistocene epoch D) Miocene epoch
A) Subduction of the Pacific Plate and Juan de Fuca Plate B) Rifting C) Hotspot volcanism D) Transform faulting
A) Canyons B) Plateaus C) Fjords D) Deserts
A) Refugium Range B) Genevieve Range C) Sophia Range D) Karmutzen Range
A) On Vancouver Island B) On Moresby Island C) On the western side of Graham Island in Haida Gwaii D) On Nootka Island
A) Franklin Range B) Newcastle Range C) Sutton Range D) Bonanza Range
A) Earthquakes created large canyons B) Volcanic eruptions formed new peaks C) Glaciers sharpened valley faces and eroded their bottoms D) Lava flows covered existing valleys
A) Pelham Range B) Gowlland Range C) Seymour Range D) Somerset Range
A) Somerset Range B) Gowlland Range C) Pelham Range D) Seymour Range
A) Bonanza Range B) Franklin Range C) Haihte Range D) Pierce Range
A) Crease Range B) McKay Range C) San Christoval Range D) Cameron Range
A) Somerset Range B) Gowlland Range C) Seymour Range D) Pelham Range
A) Seymour Range B) Somerset Range C) Pelham Range D) Gowlland Range
A) Sophia Range B) Karmutzen Range C) Hankin Range D) Genevieve Range
A) Franklin Range B) Newcastle Range C) Bonanza Range D) Sutton Range
A) Halifax Range B) Pelham Range C) Beaufort Range D) Prince of Wales Range
A) Pelham Range B) Somerset Range C) Beaufort Range D) Halifax Range
A) Somerset Range B) Beaufort Range C) Halifax Range D) Pelham Range
A) Franklin Range B) Haihte Range C) Pierce Range D) Bonanza Range
A) Elk River Mountains B) Refugium Range C) Genevieve Range D) Sophia Range
A) 133,879 km² (51,691 sq mi) B) 50,000 km² (19,305 sq mi) C) 75,000 km² (28,980 sq mi) D) 200,000 km² (77,220 sq mi) |