A) The Chigmit Mountains, Redoubt Volcano, Iliamna Lake, and coastal plains. B) Four mountain ranges: the Alaska Range, Aleutian Range, Redoubt Mountain, and Iliamna Mountain. C) Granite plutons, sedimentary rock areas, volcanic regions, and glacial valleys. D) The upthrust granite Chigmit Mountains, two stratovolcanoes (Redoubt and Iliamna), glaciers that have carved U-shaped valleys, and coastal areas with sedimentary rocks.
A) 9,500 feet (2,896 m). B) 12,000 feet (3,658 m). C) 10,197 feet (3,108 m). D) 8,000 feet (2,438 m).
A) Iliamna Glacier. B) Twin Lakes Glacier. C) Chigmit Glacier. D) Drift Glacier.
A) An earthquake triggered a massive landslide near the summit. B) Ash eruptions began, affecting air traffic and causing engine failure on KLM Flight 867. C) A large pyroclastic flow destroyed nearby villages. D) The volcano erupted with lava flows that reached the Drift River Terminal Facility.
A) Marine West Coast (Cfb). B) Subarctic (Dfc). C) Continental (Dfb). D) Tundra (ET).
A) -43.0 °F (-41.7 °C). B) -40.0 °F (-40.0 °C). C) -50.0 °F (-45.6 °C). D) -30.0 °F (-34.4 °C).
A) Humid summers and cold, wet winters. B) Mild temperatures with heavy snowfall in winter. C) Cool summers and year-round precipitation. D) Hot, dry summers and mild winters.
A) 860 feet (260 m). B) 500 feet (152 m). C) 750 feet (229 m). D) 1000 feet (305 m).
A) Fishing. B) Bird-watching. C) Snowboarding. D) Kayaking.
A) Basalt. B) Sedimentary rocks. C) Granite pluton. D) Limestone.
A) Aleutian. B) Iliamna. C) Redoubt. D) Chigmit.
A) 40 to 45 cubic kilometers. B) 20 to 25 cubic kilometers. C) 50 to 55 cubic kilometers. D) About 30 to 35 cubic kilometers.
A) 60 miles (97 km). B) 30 miles (48 km). C) 42 miles (68 km). D) 50 miles (80 km).
A) Sandy beaches and dunes. B) Steep coast in deep bays or outwash flats. C) Flat plains and rolling hills. D) Dense forests and wetlands.
A) Zone 2b. B) Zone 5c. C) Zone 3a. D) Zone 4b.
A) Exclusively marine life. B) Predominantly reptiles and amphibians. C) Only small mammals and birds. D) Most large Alaskan animals, including brown bears.
A) About 10 kilometers (6.2 mi). B) 15 kilometers (9.3 mi). C) 20 kilometers (12.4 mi). D) 5 kilometers (3.1 mi).
A) Metamorphic rocks with rare minerals. B) Sedimentary rocks with abundant fossils. C) Igneous rocks without fossils. D) Volcanic rocks with no fossils.
A) It forms the largest lake in Alaska. B) It originates from the summit crater and flows through a gap in the rim. C) It ends at the base of Iliamna Mountain. D) It is the only glacier in the park.
A) All four engines failed due to volcanic ash, but it safely returned to Anchorage. B) The flight continued without any issues. C) It was diverted to a nearby island. D) The plane crashed into the mountain.
A) 3 kilometers (1.9 mi) wide. B) 2.5 kilometers (1.6 mi) wide. C) 1.8 kilometers (1.1 mi) wide. D) 4 kilometers (2.5 mi) wide.
A) It leads to massive landslides. B) It results in the formation of new lakes. C) It raises alert levels while earthquake flurries persist. D) It causes frequent volcanic eruptions.
A) Aleutian Range B) Sierra Nevada C) Cascade Range D) Rocky Mountains
A) Lake Clark B) Summit Lake C) Newhalen River D) Kvichak River
A) Yukon River B) Newhalen River C) Kvichak River D) Tlikakila River
A) Cook Inlet Pass B) Aleutian Pass C) Lake Clark Pass D) Alaska Range Pass
A) Juneau B) Anchorage C) Port Alsworth D) Fairbanks
A) Newhalen River B) Yukon River C) Tlikakila River D) Kvichak River
A) 1965 B) 1980 C) 1990 D) 1978
A) Alpine tundra B) Deserts C) Rainforests D) Glaciers
A) Richard Proenneke B) Henry Thoreau C) Edward Abbey D) John Muir
A) The Endangered Species Act B) The Wilderness Act C) The Antiquities Act D) The Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act
A) Spruce needle rust outbreaks B) Algae blooms C) Pollution from nearby factories D) Oil spills
A) Chinitna Bay B) Crescent Lake C) Tuxedni Bay D) Silver Salmon Creek
A) Osprey B) Bald eagle C) Golden eagle D) Peregrine falcon
A) Moose B) Dall's sheep C) Wolves D) Caribou
A) Humpback whale B) Blue whale C) Orca D) Beluga whale
A) Northern Archaic tradition B) Paleo-Arctic tradition C) Thule tradition D) Norton tradition
A) Port Alsworth B) Nondalton C) Kijik village D) Lime Village
A) President Jimmy Carter B) Former Alaska governor Jay S. Hammond C) Leon "Babe" Alsworth Sr. D) Richard Proenneke |