Matching question: - 19.4055, -155.2840 19.4780, -155.5885 19.6890,...

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Matching question: - 19.4055, -155.2840 19.4780, -155.5885 19.6890, -155.8648 19.8209, -155.4750 20.0866, -155.7175 - Choices are: - A) This summit has a few cinder cones to the north, but there's no clear evidence of volcanic activity at the summit. Also, the summit is not very steep. Its more of a ridge that extends off to the northwest. B) This summit is occupied by a large caldera. Multiple historic basalt flows have emerged from vents to begin to fill in the caldera. Like other large calderas, it developed when the earth collapses into a magma chamber void that has emptied out. This caldera can be distinguished from the other caldera in that it exists atop the plateau of a still-building shield volcano. C) This summit is occupied by a large caldera. Multiple historic basalt flows have periodically flowed out into the caldera, that sometimes collapses when the magma chamber underneath empties out. This caldera can be distinguished from the other one in that it rests on top of a very high shield volcano. D) This summit is occupied by a mix of cinder cones and glacial deposits. There's no evidence of lava flows at this summit, which has the steepest slopes of an of big volcanoes. E) This summit is occupied by a mix of volcanic craters, cinder cones and lava flows. Another characteristic of this summit is that it is steeper than the volcanoes topped by calderas.

Answer 1

19.4055, -155.2840 - B) This summit is occupied by a large caldera. Multiple historic basalt flows have emerged from vents to begin to fill in the caldera. Like other large calderas, it developed when the earth collapses into a magma chamber void that has emptied out. This caldera can be distinguished from the other caldera in that it exists atop the plateau of a still-building shield volcano.

19.4780, -155.5885 - C) This summit is occupied by a large caldera. Multiple historic basalt flows have periodically flowed out into the caldera, that sometimes collapses when the magma chamber underneath empties out. This caldera can be distinguished from the other one in that it rests on top of a very high shield volcano.

19.6890, -155.8648 - E) This summit is occupied by a mix of volcanic craters, cinder cones and lava flows. Another characteristic of this summit is that it is steeper than the volcanoes topped by calderas.

19.8209, -155.4750 D) This summit is occupied by a mix of cinder cones and glacial deposits. There's no evidence of lava flows at this summit, which has the steepest slopes of an of big volcanoes

20.0866, -155.7175 - A) This summit has a few cinder cones to the north, but there's no clear evidence of volcanic activity at the summit. Also, the summit is not very steep. Its more of a ridge that extends off to the northwest.