A) Great White Peak B) Glacier of Lakes C) Ice of Mountains D) Frozen Waterfall
A) Vatna Glacier B) Lake Ice Cap C) Icelandic Glacier D) Southern Ice
A) Russia B) Greenland C) Iceland D) Norway
A) Alpine ice cap B) Severny Island ice cap C) Vatna ice cap D) Svalbard ice cap
A) Great Britain B) Novaya Zemlya C) Ireland D) Iceland
A) North-west B) Central C) South-west D) South-east
A) 5% B) 8% C) 20% D) 12%
A) 3,000 km2 B) 1,500 km2 C) 9,500 km2 D) 7,700 km2
A) 7,700 km3 B) 9,500 km3 C) 3,000 km3 D) 1,500 km3
A) 7 June 2008 B) 21 May 2011 C) 15 June 1996 D) 1 November 2004
A) 950 m B) 2,109 m C) 1,250 m D) 380 m
A) 950 m B) 3,000 m C) 1,875 m D) 380 m
A) Hrútsfjallstindar B) Skaftafell C) Grímsvötn D) Hvannadalshnjúkur
A) 2,109.6 m B) 3,000 m C) 950 m D) 1,875 m
A) Grímsvötn B) Öræfajökull C) Hrútsfjallstindar D) Severny E) Skaftafell
A) Center of the mantle B) Southern periphery C) Northwest area D) Northeastern corner
A) A volcanic lake B) A series of peaks rising from Vatnajökull C) A tectonic plate boundary D) A glacial river
A) Svínafellsjökull and Skaftafellsjökull B) Öræfajökull and Severny C) Novaya and Zemlya D) Hvannadalshnjúkur and Grímsvötn
A) Three B) Two C) Four D) Five
A) 950 metres B) 1,875 metres C) 1,756 metres D) 2,109 metres
A) 950 metres B) 380 metres C) 1,756 metres D) 1,875 metres
A) Two B) Three C) Four D) One
A) Under the northwest area B) Near Skaftafell C) Under the southern periphery D) Under the eastern border
A) Glaciovolcanism B) Tectonic subduction C) Alluvial deposition D) Seismic faulting
A) Saltwater fjords B) Dry underground caves C) New tectonic plates D) Large pockets of water beneath the ice
A) A volcanic ash plume B) A freezing snowstorm C) A type of subglacial eruption D) A glacial lake outburst flood
A) 17 km3 B) 3,000 km3 C) 7,700 km3 D) 15 km3
A) Öræfajökull B) Severny C) Grímsvötn D) Hrútsfjallstindar
A) At the beginning of November 2004 B) On 21 May 2011 C) On 7 June 2008 D) In 1934
A) 15 June 1996 B) 7 June 2008 C) 21 May 2011 D) 1 November 2004
A) 23:00 B) 12:00 C) 06:00 D) 19:00
A) Up to 17 km B) Up to 2,109 m C) Up to 950 m D) Up to 380 m
A) 20th-century B) 19th-century C) 16th-century D) 18th-century
A) A Boeing 747 B) A Douglas DC-4 C) A Lockheed Constellation D) A Douglas DC-3
A) Air Atlanta Icelandic B) Icelandair C) WOW air D) Loftleiðir
A) Everyone perished in the crash B) Only the pilot survived C) The entire crew survived D) Half of the crew survived
A) On the first day B) On the second day C) On the fourth day D) On the seventh day
A) Iceland B) Siberia C) Alaska D) Canada
A) Sean Connery B) Timothy Dalton C) Roger Moore D) Pierce Brosnan
A) Siberia B) Greenland C) Iceland D) Alaska
A) Jökulsárlón B) Þingvallavatn C) Mývatn D) Lagarfljót
A) An underground cave B) An outlet C) A volcanic crater D) A nearby mountain range
A) Westlife B) Sigur Rós C) Coldplay D) Of Monsters and Men
A) 2013 B) 2011 C) 2004 D) 2009
A) The second season B) The eighth season C) The first season D) The third season
A) Fantasy B) Historical drama C) Sci-Fi D) Crime thriller
A) AMC B) Netflix C) HBO D) BBC
A) 2013 B) 2011 C) 2009 D) 2004
A) Ridley Scott B) Christopher Nolan C) James Cameron D) Steven Spielberg
A) The primary filming studio B) Used for the opening sequence C) The main setting for a space station D) A scenic background
A) 30 B) 100 C) 50 D) 10
A) -1.50 degrees Celsius B) -1.09 degrees Celsius C) 0.97 degrees Celsius D) 0.45 degrees Celsius
A) -1.50 degrees Celsius B) -1.09 degrees Celsius C) 0.97 degrees Celsius D) 0.45 degrees Celsius
A) 0.97 degrees Celsius B) -1.09 degrees Celsius C) 0.45 degrees Celsius D) -1.50 degrees Celsius
A) -1.09 degrees Celsius B) 0.45 degrees Celsius C) -1.50 degrees Celsius D) 0.97 degrees Celsius
A) The Atlantic Freeze B) The North Current C) The Cold Blob D) The Arctic Shield
A) Norwegian Sea B) North Atlantic Ocean C) Baffin Bay D) Arctic Ocean
A) Tectonic plate movement B) Volcanic activity C) Geothermal energy D) Snow composition |