A) Denali National Park B) Aleutian Islands C) Kenai Peninsula D) Alaska Peninsula
A) Stratovolcano B) Cinder cone C) Lava dome D) Shield volcano
A) National Park Service B) Federal Aviation Administration C) Environmental Protection Agency D) United States Geological Survey
A) Tsunami generation B) Massive lava flows C) Disruption of air routes D) Destruction of towns
A) Basalt B) Basaltic andesite C) Rhyolite D) Dacite
A) 60 wt.% B) 53 wt.% C) 72 wt.% D) 45 wt.%
A) After 1988 B) After 1996 C) After 2013 D) After 2007
A) YELLOW B) ORANGE C) GREEN D) RED
A) 22,000 feet B) 37,000 feet C) 15,000 feet D) 10,000 feet
A) 1 day B) 2 hours C) 25 minutes D) 10 minutes
A) Anchorage B) Nelson Lagoon C) Cold Bay D) Fairbanks
A) T. A. Jagger B) O. P. McKinley C) T. P. Bank D) P. A. Yatchmenoff
A) Lack of snow B) Vertical rock walls C) Remoteness D) Extreme altitude
A) 10 mi B) 50 mi C) 100 mi D) 30 mi
A) Helicopter B) Skiing C) Hiking D) Rappelling
A) 75 B) 50 C) 95 D) 100
A) September 13 B) August 15 C) October 15 D) July 3
A) Pavlof Sister B) Mount Spurr C) Mount Veniaminof D) Mount Redoubt
A) Minor seismic activity B) Vigorous lava flow only C) Incoming eruption with high levels of ash D) Normal activity
A) Yes B) No C) It is unknown D) It is in a pre-eruptive phase |