A) Glacier B) Plateau C) Mountain Range D) Volcano
A) South America B) Asia C) Antarctica D) Africa
A) Transantarctic Mountains B) Himalayan Mountains C) Rocky Mountains D) Andes Mountains
A) Domed B) Cone-shaped C) Flat-topped D) Jagged peak
A) Robert Falcon Scott B) Roald Amundsen C) Ernest Shackleton D) James Ross
A) Biodiversity and wildlife B) Volcanic activity and geology C) Archaeological findings D) Climate change impacts
A) It is primarily made of lava flows B) It is built up of many layers C) It is a shield volcano D) It has a single, massive eruption
A) Less than 1,000 meters B) Exactly 2,000 meters C) Around 500 meters D) Over 3,000 meters
A) Ellsworth Land B) Marie Byrd Land C) Victoria Land D) Queen Maud Land
A) Scientists are unsure of its activity B) It is showing signs of imminent eruption C) Yes, it erupts frequently D) No, it is considered extinct or dormant
A) Igneous rock B) Sedimentary rock C) Metamorphic rock D) Fossilized rock
A) Volcanic ash B) A crater lake C) Ice and snow D) Rocky outcrops
A) Unique plant species B) Geological formations and ancient ice C) Indigenous cultural sites D) Historical shipwrecks
A) The Southern Alps B) The Great Barrier Reef C) The Antarctic continent D) The Pacific Ocean
A) A conical shape B) A thriving ecosystem of large mammals C) Being a volcano D) A location in Antarctica
A) Glacial erosion patterns B) Meteorite impact sites C) Ocean current dynamics D) Plate tectonics and volcanism
A) Sandy deserts B) Lush grasslands C) Ice sheets and glaciers D) Dense forests
A) They produced large amounts of steam B) They were likely explosive C) They were limited in duration D) They were always gentle lava flows
A) Hikers without special permits B) Scientific expeditions C) Local inhabitants D) Tourists on organized bus tours
A) The formation of the Alps B) The Pliocene epoch specifically C) The breakup of Gondwana D) The last Ice Age
A) Geology B) Oceanography C) Volcanology D) Meteorology
A) The composition of the Earth's core B) The history of early human settlements C) The geography and geology of Antarctica D) The migration patterns of penguins
A) Volcanic activity at a convergent plate boundary B) The uplift of a large landmass C) Sedimentation in an ancient lake D) Erosion by wind over millennia |