The upper part of a glacier, the part with perennial snow and ice, is called the ________.
A. discharge zone
B. zone of accumulation
C. zone of ablation
D. recharge zone
E. zone of wastage
Answer: B
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A. tilling B. respiration C. sediment exchange D. bioturbation
A divergent boundary on the sea floor is associated with ________.
A. guyots B. transform faults C. submarine trenches D. aseismic ridges E. mid-oceanic ridges
The islands bordering deep-sea trenches are ____
A) also referred to as "black smokers" B) accumulations of sediments on the margins of the trenches C) formed from the activities of coral and other organisms D) eruptive volcanoes called island arcs
A person's ability to shiver is lost when his or her body temperature falls below:
A. 90°F (32°C). B. 92°F (33°C). C. 94°F (34°C). D. 95°F (35°C).