A) 4,253 metres B) 1,000 metres C) 3,253 metres D) 3,069 metres
A) Constantinople B) The Taurus Range C) Anatolia, Turkey D) Greece
A) Argeos B) Small Hasandağ C) Big Hasandağ D) Athar
A) Holocene B) Plio-Pleistocene C) Quaternary D) Miocene
A) Çatalhöyük B) Aksaray C) Helvadere D) Ulukışla
A) Argeos B) Argaios C) Argeiopolis Mons D) Athar
A) 30–40 kilometres B) 70–80 kilometres C) 10–20 kilometres D) 100 kilometres
A) Taurus Volcanic Province B) Western Anatolian Province C) Pontic Volcanic Province D) Central Anatolian Volcanic Province
A) Multiple lava domes B) A single large lake C) A flat plateau D) Two nested craters
A) Periglacial activity B) Oceanic fossils C) Large sandy dunes D) Tropical forests
A) 20,000 square kilometres B) 354 square kilometres C) 760 square kilometres D) 60 square kilometres
A) Keçikalesi caldera B) Aksaray caldera C) Ulukışla caldera D) Hasan caldera
A) Athar B) Ebu'l-Gazi C) Argeos D) Argaios
A) Cinder cone B) Shield volcano C) Stratovolcano D) Submarine volcano
A) 800 metres B) 1 kilometre C) 3,069 metres D) 200 metres |