A) State Routes 36 and 88 B) State Routes 45 and 90 C) State Routes 38 and 49 D) State Routes 89 and 44
A) West–north B) South–east C) East–west D) North–south
A) SR 89 B) SR 36 C) SR 88 D) SR 44
A) Three B) Five C) Six D) Four
A) Butte Lake and Caribou Wilderness B) Drakesbad and Juniper Lake C) SR 36 and SR 44 D) Willow Lake and Little Willow Lake
A) Juniper Lake B) Drakesbad C) Butte Lake D) Willow Lake
A) The Continental Divide Trail B) The John Muir Trail C) The Pacific Crest Trail D) The Appalachian Trail
A) Ansel Adams Wilderness B) Caribou Wilderness C) Cascade-Siskiyou Wilderness D) Sierra Nevada Wilderness
A) Drakesbad and Juniper Lake B) Willow Lake and Little Willow Lake C) Butte Lake and Caribou Wilderness D) SR 36 and SR 44
A) Spring B) Winter C) Fall D) Summer
A) Flooding B) Wildfires C) Landslides D) Very heavy snowfall and snowpack
A) Mount St. Helens B) Chaos Crags C) Cinder Cone D) Lassen Peak
A) August 1916 B) May 1907 C) 1925 D) October 1972
A) Theodore Roosevelt B) Nobles Emigrant C) Benjamin F. Loomis D) Peter Lassen, a Danish blacksmith
A) 1700 B) 1630 C) 1675 D) 1666
A) The Main Park Road near Lassen Peak B) Highway 44 C) Interstate 5 D) State Route 89
A) 69% B) 33% C) 49% D) 18%
A) Manzanita Lake B) Bumpass Hell C) Devil's Kitchen D) The 2012 Reading Fire footprint
A) Loomis Museum B) Kohm Yah-mah-nee Visitor Center C) Manzanita Lake Center D) Chaos Crags Pavilion
A) 2019 B) 2020 C) 2018 D) 2021
A) A portion of Lassen Volcanic National Park B) The entire park C) Lassen Peak only D) Cinder Cone only
A) To prevent danger from a potential rockslide from Chaos Crags B) Due to lack of visitors C) For renovation purposes D) Because of budget cuts
A) Cinder cone B) Volcanic neck C) Stratovolcano D) Plug dome
A) To provide access through the park shortly after Lassen Peak erupted B) For a new ski resort C) To connect to Interstate highways D) As part of a mining project
A) Boiling mud pots B) Glacial ice fields C) Active lava flows D) Sand dunes
A) 8,512 ft (2,594 m) B) 9,000 ft (2,743 m) C) 7,000 ft (2,134 m) D) 6,500 ft (1,981 m)
A) Cinder Cone Monument B) Devil's Kitchen Area C) Lassen Peak Forest Preserve D) Chaos Crags Reserve
A) Due to flooding B) Because of a volcanic eruption C) For safety due to fire D) For maintenance work
A) Lassen Chalet B) Bumpass Hell Pavilion C) Kohm Yah-mah-nee Visitor Center D) Manzanita Lake Store
A) Limestone B) Granite C) Dacite, an igneous rock D) Basalt
A) Cinder Cone B) Mount Tehama C) Red Mountain D) Brokeoff Mountain
A) Five B) Three C) Four D) Two
A) Little Hot Springs Valley B) Bumpass Hell C) Diamond Point D) Sulphur Works
A) Little Hot Springs Valley B) Warner Valley C) Bumpass Hell D) Diamond Point
A) Sulphur Works B) The eastern part C) The western part D) Warner Valley
A) Twenty B) Eight C) Fourteen D) Ten
A) Desert climate B) Mediterranean-influenced warm-summer Humid continental climate (Dsb) C) Marine west coast climate D) Tropical rainforest climate
A) 8a B) 5a C) 7b D) 6b
A) 700 in (1780 cm) B) 250 in (635 cm) C) 100 in (254 cm) D) Around 430 in (1,090 cm)
A) 600–700 in (1,520–1,780 cm) B) 800–900 in (2032–2286 cm) C) 200–300 in (508–762 cm) D) 400–500 in (1016–1270 cm)
A) 178 in (450 cm) B) 250 in (635 cm) C) 100 in (254 cm) D) 300 in (762 cm)
A) Prairie grassland B) Chaparral C) Oak savanna D) Red fir, Abies magnifica
A) Great Basin Desert B) Sierra Nevada forests C) North Cascades D) Chinook Plains
A) Iris B) Sunflower C) Tulip D) Daisy
A) Lily B) Daffodil C) Rose bush D) Satin lupine
A) Clark's nutcrackers B) Peregrine falcons C) Sierra Nevada red fox D) Bald eagles
A) Common snipe B) American black bears C) Gray-crowned rosy finches D) Pacific tree frogs
A) Rough-skinned newts B) California tortoiseshell butterflies C) Pacific tree frogs D) Common snipe
A) Golden shiners B) Rainbow trout C) Brook trout D) Fathead minnows
A) 2019 B) 2024 C) 2015 D) 2011
A) Tui chubs B) Brook trout C) Rainbow trout D) Lahontan redsides
A) Northern goshawks B) Song sparrows C) Canada geese D) Bufflehead ducks
A) Juniper lavas B) Flatiron lava flows C) Tuscan Formation D) Eastern basalt flows
A) Flatiron andesite lava flows B) Juniper lavas C) Twin Lakes lavas D) Eastern basalt flows
A) Basaltic flows B) Rhyolitic lava C) Black, porphyritic andesite with quartz xenocrysts D) Dacite lava
A) Algae B) Extremophile micro-organisms C) Bacteria D) Fungi
A) Cinder Cone B) Lassen Peak C) A two-mile wide caldera D) Chaos Crags
A) River erosion B) Glaciers during glacial periods C) Volcanic eruptions D) Wind erosion
A) 350,000 years ago B) 27,000 years ago C) 18,000 years ago D) 11,000 years ago
A) Glacial movements B) Pyroclastic eruptions C) Basaltic lava flows D) Dacite lava dome growth
A) Eastern basalt flows B) Twin Lakes lavas C) Juniper lavas D) Flatiron lavas
A) Tephra cones B) Dacite lava domes C) Low hills that were later eroded into rugged terrain D) A lava plateau |