EXAM TWO VI Flashcards

1
Q

Rocks from Obsidian Cliff in Yellowstone Park were used as

A

weapons

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2
Q

Yellowstone Park got its name from _______.

A

color of volcanic rocks on canyon walls along Yellowstone River

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3
Q

The red, brown and yellow colors observed on the walls of the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone are due to ________.

A

intense chemical weathering by hot ground water and steam.

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4
Q

Mt. Lassen, which erupted in 1915, is an example of a

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plug dome

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5
Q

A huge, 11,000-ft tall ancient volcano that collapsed- 200,000 years ago at Lassen Park was

A

Mt. Tahama

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6
Q

In 1865, T.M Boardman attempted to set up a sulfur & clay mining operation in the southwestern portion of Lassen Park, in the area presently known as _______:

A

Sulfur Works

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7
Q

A 16-acre area in the southwest part of Lassen Park, that consisted of boiling springs, steaming sulfur vapors and bubbling mud pots associated with old caldera fissures, was named its discoverer _________.

A

Kendall Bumpass

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8
Q

In Lassen Park, the colors int he rocks at Painted Dunes are due to __________.

A

oxidation of volcanic ash

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9
Q

Subway Cave at the Northwest corner of Lassen Park is an example of a _______.

A

Lava Tube

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10
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________ is the southernmost active volcano in the Cascade Range of the Pacific.

A

Mt. Lassen

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