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7. 1. Mammoth Cave Quadrangle, Kentucky 2. 3. 4. 5. southern half. Thus, the southem half will come to resemble the northern half; (d) with uplift, stream will flow faster, incising deep ravines. Thus, both halves will look entirely different than they do now. 6. 7. Estimate the level of the water table in several sinkhole lakes around the map, as well as the level of the swampy ground in the south. From this, can you tell what the hydraulic gradient of the underground water is? That is, can you determine a direction of flow? (a) north; (b) west; (c) southeast; (d) east; (e) south; (f) northeast; (g) northwest. Why does the stream flowing into Double Sink (near Turnhole Ferry) end so abruptly there? (a) it is in intermittent stream that loses its water downstream due to evaporation; (b) the land tums uphill, preventing the water from climbing upward; (c) the area is underlain by extremely porous sandstone; (d) they flow into a sinkhole that connects to an underground stream; (e) the water volume is insufficient to sustain flow. Examine the topography in the east-central part of the map. A number of valleys such as Cedar Spring Valley, Woolsey Hollow, and Owens Valley resemble stream cut valleys, but there are no streams flowing in them. What might cause this? (a) the area is arid, and the valleys are occupied by intermittent streams that only flow during flash floods; (b) the sanstone bedrock absorbs the water faster than it can accumulate is the streams; (c) the stram gradients are so steep that the water flows into the main river faster than it can accumulate in the stream valleys; (d) the are solution valleys that connect to underground caves with underground rivers. Where is the water table in this area, compared to the water table in the Interlachen, Florida, area? (a) they are similar; (b) it is deeper, (c) it is shallower; (d) it varies in both areas. What is Tumhole Bend on Green River? (a) water gap; (b) incised meander; (c) grand canyon; (d) stream terrace; (e) braided stream. Examine the river (Green River) in the northern part of the map. In the stream erosion cycle, is this area in (a) youth; (b) maturity, or (c) old age? Is the Mammoth Cave area in the stage of (a) youth; (b) maturity, or (c) old age, of the karst erosion cycle? Re-examine the previous map. Is the interlachen area in the stage of (a) youth, (b) maturity, or (c) old age, of the karst erosion cycle. Matterhorn Peak Quadrangle, California What glacial topographic name is applied to each of the following features? (Consult the following list) (a) glacial staircase; (b) end moraine; (c) lateral moraine; (d) pater noster lakes; (e) arête; (f) hanging valley; (g) hom; (h) U-shaped glacial valley; (i) roche moutinee; (j) cirque; (k) cirque lake; (1) medial moraine; (m) esker; (n) drumlin. 1. Virginia Peak (SE part of map). 2. Spiller Lake (SE part of map). 3. Horse Creek up-valley from the waterfalls at about 7,600" (NE part of map) 4. The Cleaver (center of map). 5. Slide Canyon (SW part of map) 6. Twin Lakes (NE part of map). 7. The land under Par Value Lakes (E central part of map). 8. The cliffs surrounding Glacier Lake (W central part of map). Page 4 of 13 Ennis Quadrangle, Montana On the map provided, identify the following stream-formed topographic landforms: Greenwood Quadrangle, Mississippi - Arkansas On the map provided, identify the following floodplain topographic landforms: (a) meander (b) meander scar; (c) oxbow lake; (d) point bar; (e) levee; (1) cutoff; (g) yazoo tributary (h) distributary: (1) alluvial fan; () braided stream; (k) stream terrace. Interlachen Quadrangle, Florida 1. 2. 3. 4. 1. This landform is a/an: (a) alluvial fan; (b) delta; (c) bajada; (d) pediment; (e) bolson. 2. This landform is a/an: (a) alluvial fan; (b) delta; (c) bajada; (d) rill; (e) canyon 3. This landform is a/an: (a) delta; (b) braided stream; (c) baja da; (e) canyoh. 4. This landform is a/an: (a) canyon; (b) stream terrace; (c) bajada; (d) alluvial fan; (e) distributary. 5. This landform is a/an: (a) distributary; (b) canyon; (c) stream terrace; (d) delta; (e) meander. 6. This landform is a/an: (a) distributary; (b) canyon; (c) stream terrace; (d) delta (e) bajada. 7. . This landform is a/an: (a) distributary; (b) canyon; (c) stream terrace; (d) delta (e) bajada. 5. 6. 7.. A pair of sink-holes straddles the boundary between Sections 5 and 8 about 1.5 miles north of the east- west highway (at Number 1) that crosses the central part of the map area. What is the approximate elevation (in feet above sea level) of the bottoms of these two sinks? (a) 55; (b) 130; (c) 300; (d) 100; (e) 90 In the same general area, an unnamed lake occupies a sink-hole in the NE % of Sec. 7, and another occurs in the SW % of Sec. 4. Assuming the water surface of these two lakes lies 5 feet below the elevation of the contour nearest the lake shores, what is the elevation of these two lakes? Sec. 4 lake? (a) 90'; (b) 85'; (c) 80' (d) 75' (e) 70'; (f) 65'; (g) 60' Sec. 7 lake? (a) 90'; (b) 85'; (c) 80' (d) 75' (e) 70'; (f) 65'; (g) 60' Why are the two sinks in Sections 5 and 8 (Number 1) dry (that is, they contain no lakes) when Section 7 lake and Section 4 lake both lie less than a mile away? (a) they are underlain by a porous sand that can hold no water; (b) they have been drained for use as a landfill; (c) the bottom is filled with sediment to a level above the water table; (d) an impermeable clay "plug" underground retards the flow of water into the sinkhole. The blue "grass" symbol in the south (lower) part of the map indicates swampy conditions. What accounts for the preponderance of near-surface water there? (a) the water table is near the surface; (b) the area is underlain by impermeable shale; (c) it is a coastal swamp covered by sea water at high tide; (d) the land is so fat the surface drainage is retarded; (e) the area is infested with beavers that have constructed many beaver dams. Generally speaking, the northern half of the area has greater relief than the southern half of the map area. The northern half has no streams, whereas the southern half has Gun Creek Cabbage Creek, and Little Cabbage Creek. Assuming that these two areas reflect different stages in the evolution of karst topography, will the northern half become or like the southem half during the passage of time, or vice-versa? (a) because of global warming, the rise in sea level will cause the water table to rise also. Thus, the northern half will come to resemble the southern half; (b) there will be no relative change. Conditions in both halves will remain much the same; (c) s the land rises by isostasy. The water table will drop, creating deep sinkholes in the Page 3 of 13 Sodus Quadrangle, New York 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 1. 2- What geologic name is applied to these glacial features, such as Brantling Hill? (a) esker; (b) roches moutinee (c) arête; (d) drumlin; (e) kame terrace; (f) kettle; (g) varve. What type of material are they probably composed of? (a) glacial outwash; (b) glacial till (c) ice-contact stratified drift; (d) glacial lake deposits; (e) turbidites; (f) evaporate deposits. 3. These landforms are produced by: (a) meltwater streams flowing beneath the surface near the terminus of a wasting glacier, (b) by ice flowing over a bedrock surface, producing a rounded, shiny knob that is heavily striated; (c) by two adjacent glaciers deepening and widening a glacial valley to produce a knife-like ridge; (d) by a re-advancing glacier that plows over till deposits left behind from a previous retreat phase; (e) as crevasse fill of sand and gravel in a wasting glacier; (f) from ice blocks that settle into wasting glacial deposits; (g) in glacial lake deposits. Passadumkeag Quadrangle, Maine The main use of these features is: (a) as an important sand and gravel source; (b) as a glacial streamline feature that indicates the direction of glacial flow; (c) as an indication of the glacial budget; (d) to show the position of the snow (fim) line. The direction of glacial movement was: (a) north; (b) south; (c) east; (d) west; (e) northwest; (f)southwest (g) southeast; (h) northeast.; Draw an arrow on the map showing the likely direction of glacial movement. topographic features? What man-made features are affected by these What geologic name is applied to the glacial ridges shown here?? (a) esker; (b) roches moutinee (c) arête; (d) drumlin; (e) kame terrace; (f) kettle; (g) varve. What type of material are they probably composed of? (a) glacial outwash; (b) glacial till (c) ice-contact stratified drift; (d) glacial lake deposits; (e) turbidites; (f) evaporate deposits. These landforms are produced by: (a) meltwater streams flowing beneath the surface near the terminus of a wasting glacier, (b) by ice flowing over a bedrock surface, producing a rounded, shiny knob that is heavily striated; (c) by two adjacent glaciers deepening and widening a glacial valley to produce a knife-like ridge; (d) by a re-advancing glacier that plows over till deposits left behind from a previous retreat phase; (e) as crevasse fill of sand and gravel in a wasting glacier; (f) from ice blocks that settle into wasting glacial deposits; (g) in glacial lake deposits. What man-made features are affected by these topographic features? Page 5 of 13 7.2. 3. m 35 Cret 4. AWAY 25 Contour interval 40 ft. ware Ennis, Montana Coppan chan CREEK CEDAR N Rebel Boulder 31 TREANDON 1. Page 7 of 13 3 komuters 2 miles 1.62,500 AN Cheek Ener North 6. Ca Seeth 10m **** Montana Quadrangle location Check 5. E maaja Walle Bose Tripple Jution DESHA COUNTY CHICSY COUNT d Poda po tam Halle 6. rocke CHICOT COUNTY WEST CARROLL FARISH $5 3. BOKW *** Tark Form Cornar My Chance 4. Luke Village Lakenall rom ARKANSAS LOUISIANA 16 h ABRALISED MISSIPP la Estimile Zake DESHA BOLIVAR 1 and Nor Luna LAKE CHICOT STATE PARK Chiegt v Janctions Arenses Cit fish Tam BOLINA COUNTY WASHINGTON COLINYS Lyon Ned CHLOR COUNTY COUNTY Sye SARICO COTINY) WASHINGTON 5. BAN EAST TROLT THAT 15 7 Later for friged to 50 Laseport Mos Chile NODO NOCNE BOUNDARY WASHINGTON COUNTY CHICOT COUN 2. Wirtomild Stan Park 7. Lamcet Taku VER ARKANSAS MISSISSIPP Fall island tich Wirally 48 mes Longwood Lake Washing Atise SEP Priscate Country Club Narod twin GREENVILLE Aside 709 [HO H' Footer 1314 Beber 117 Fade Taver YAZOO NATIONAL WILDLIFE Greenwood, Mississippi REFUCE 91:00 BOLIVAR weng bioreale Deload 6m RT Healt Durati Eiling far Fre TER STA Fot Hig Pund Fire Ave Lave Clear Jake ATENTIC 13. Figh Darker Lake Brantley Lake Lake Galle 3. H Blyer A Interlachen Florida Clubeng Lake Trulling Fund indyslipper 1. az 5,6. 2. Gramy Labe Boka Bent Pand Cabbage 16 Conhe 28 de Nach Bhole Lake Marine Lake Chiper Lai 110 Lake Grandin Clearwater Lake Junior Lake E 25 Interlachen Bred Hill ON 11 Jound Lake afirm Laky 14 The De Lake Manreville Howser Zale Handaty Liike Hob Smails Grog edss20 fonds S Pode Th Mammoth Cave, Kentucky wo Hurwaa Fi KettleP Ope tam 5. 200 Midday ROGEREN thony D Creek Dexhead Peak Erotier Late 8. Strients Canyon Pasterbarn Ettura PALE Mallarhom Peak Spiller Reginson P Greek Mo 4. "HE Creek Laze Falle (Spelfer Lade 3. Kard 20 6. 1. Virginia TWIN Etanton vaks Fake Terp ** Grey Watte Rekler take MANIPL LAKES Last C I crape th love fam H Cresi Matterhorn Peak, California Joy Your Laker 7. Camlacs Pk Stines pra k great Wiskey 5 Mon Canyo Onteiner D FAIRVILLE 0.0 M Calafan Braatios Mill PANY LIS School $32 NEWARK Mad Prad 23 Sodus, New York SOUTH Inne HOVEVE Folland B UT R G Bar Bos Horsebac Sugar faland VE VIDE Dow Passadumkeag, Maine LOOSION Boca talanes Olamon Island gross G R Pareadamkeag 15 143 PASSADUMEENG Lamiseter AT De www.cam 3 Olaman E Thrane Aere Bag Joha Bran N mange B U yap Benits Cimin 8 PASSADEMARAG (Spring H Papier Enfiei. Erot de 7. 1. Mammoth Cave Quadrangle, Kentucky 2. 3. 4. 5. southern half. Thus, the southem half will come to resemble the northern half; (d) with uplift, stream will flow faster, incising deep ravines. Thus, both halves will look entirely different than they do now. 6. 7. Estimate the level of the water table in several sinkhole lakes around the map, as well as the level of the swampy ground in the south. From this, can you tell what the hydraulic gradient of the underground water is? That is, can you determine a direction of flow? (a) north; (b) west; (c) southeast; (d) east; (e) south; (f) northeast; (g) northwest. Why does the stream flowing into Double Sink (near Turnhole Ferry) end so abruptly there? (a) it is in intermittent stream that loses its water downstream due to evaporation; (b) the land tums uphill, preventing the water from climbing upward; (c) the area is underlain by extremely porous sandstone; (d) they flow into a sinkhole that connects to an underground stream; (e) the water volume is insufficient to sustain flow. Examine the topography in the east-central part of the map. A number of valleys such as Cedar Spring Valley, Woolsey Hollow, and Owens Valley resemble stream cut valleys, but there are no streams flowing in them. What might cause this? (a) the area is arid, and the valleys are occupied by intermittent streams that only flow during flash floods; (b) the sanstone bedrock absorbs the water faster than it can accumulate is the streams; (c) the stram gradients are so steep that the water flows into the main river faster than it can accumulate in the stream valleys; (d) the are solution valleys that connect to underground caves with underground rivers. Where is the water table in this area, compared to the water table in the Interlachen, Florida, area? (a) they are similar; (b) it is deeper, (c) it is shallower; (d) it varies in both areas. What is Tumhole Bend on Green River? (a) water gap; (b) incised meander; (c) grand canyon; (d) stream terrace; (e) braided stream. Examine the river (Green River) in the northern part of the map. In the stream erosion cycle, is this area in (a) youth; (b) maturity, or (c) old age? Is the Mammoth Cave area in the stage of (a) youth; (b) maturity, or (c) old age, of the karst erosion cycle? Re-examine the previous map. Is the interlachen area in the stage of (a) youth, (b) maturity, or (c) old age, of the karst erosion cycle. Matterhorn Peak Quadrangle, California What glacial topographic name is applied to each of the following features? (Consult the following list) (a) glacial staircase; (b) end moraine; (c) lateral moraine; (d) pater noster lakes; (e) arête; (f) hanging valley; (g) hom; (h) U-shaped glacial valley; (i) roche moutinee; (j) cirque; (k) cirque lake; (1) medial moraine; (m) esker; (n) drumlin. 1. Virginia Peak (SE part of map). 2. Spiller Lake (SE part of map). 3. Horse Creek up-valley from the waterfalls at about 7,600" (NE part of map) 4. The Cleaver (center of map). 5. Slide Canyon (SW part of map) 6. Twin Lakes (NE part of map). 7. The land under Par Value Lakes (E central part of map). 8. The cliffs surrounding Glacier Lake (W central part of map). Page 4 of 13 Ennis Quadrangle, Montana On the map provided, identify the following stream-formed topographic landforms: Greenwood Quadrangle, Mississippi - Arkansas On the map provided, identify the following floodplain topographic landforms: (a) meander (b) meander scar; (c) oxbow lake; (d) point bar; (e) levee; (1) cutoff; (g) yazoo tributary (h) distributary: (1) alluvial fan; () braided stream; (k) stream terrace. Interlachen Quadrangle, Florida 1. 2. 3. 4. 1. This landform is a/an: (a) alluvial fan; (b) delta; (c) bajada; (d) pediment; (e) bolson. 2. This landform is a/an: (a) alluvial fan; (b) delta; (c) bajada; (d) rill; (e) canyon 3. This landform is a/an: (a) delta; (b) braided stream; (c) baja da; (e) canyoh. 4. This landform is a/an: (a) canyon; (b) stream terrace; (c) bajada; (d) alluvial fan; (e) distributary. 5. This landform is a/an: (a) distributary; (b) canyon; (c) stream terrace; (d) delta; (e) meander. 6. This landform is a/an: (a) distributary; (b) canyon; (c) stream terrace; (d) delta (e) bajada. 7. . This landform is a/an: (a) distributary; (b) canyon; (c) stream terrace; (d) delta (e) bajada. 5. 6. 7.. A pair of sink-holes straddles the boundary between Sections 5 and 8 about 1.5 miles north of the east- west highway (at Number 1) that crosses the central part of the map area. What is the approximate elevation (in feet above sea level) of the bottoms of these two sinks? (a) 55; (b) 130; (c) 300; (d) 100; (e) 90 In the same general area, an unnamed lake occupies a sink-hole in the NE % of Sec. 7, and another occurs in the SW % of Sec. 4. Assuming the water surface of these two lakes lies 5 feet below the elevation of the contour nearest the lake shores, what is the elevation of these two lakes? Sec. 4 lake? (a) 90'; (b) 85'; (c) 80' (d) 75' (e) 70'; (f) 65'; (g) 60' Sec. 7 lake? (a) 90'; (b) 85'; (c) 80' (d) 75' (e) 70'; (f) 65'; (g) 60' Why are the two sinks in Sections 5 and 8 (Number 1) dry (that is, they contain no lakes) when Section 7 lake and Section 4 lake both lie less than a mile away? (a) they are underlain by a porous sand that can hold no water; (b) they have been drained for use as a landfill; (c) the bottom is filled with sediment to a level above the water table; (d) an impermeable clay "plug" underground retards the flow of water into the sinkhole. The blue "grass" symbol in the south (lower) part of the map indicates swampy conditions. What accounts for the preponderance of near-surface water there? (a) the water table is near the surface; (b) the area is underlain by impermeable shale; (c) it is a coastal swamp covered by sea water at high tide; (d) the land is so fat the surface drainage is retarded; (e) the area is infested with beavers that have constructed many beaver dams. Generally speaking, the northern half of the area has greater relief than the southern half of the map area. The northern half has no streams, whereas the southern half has Gun Creek Cabbage Creek, and Little Cabbage Creek. Assuming that these two areas reflect different stages in the evolution of karst topography, will the northern half become or like the southem half during the passage of time, or vice-versa? (a) because of global warming, the rise in sea level will cause the water table to rise also. Thus, the northern half will come to resemble the southern half; (b) there will be no relative change. Conditions in both halves will remain much the same; (c) s the land rises by isostasy. The water table will drop, creating deep sinkholes in the Page 3 of 13 Sodus Quadrangle, New York 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 1. 2- What geologic name is applied to these glacial features, such as Brantling Hill? (a) esker; (b) roches moutinee (c) arête; (d) drumlin; (e) kame terrace; (f) kettle; (g) varve. What type of material are they probably composed of? (a) glacial outwash; (b) glacial till (c) ice-contact stratified drift; (d) glacial lake deposits; (e) turbidites; (f) evaporate deposits. 3. These landforms are produced by: (a) meltwater streams flowing beneath the surface near the terminus of a wasting glacier, (b) by ice flowing over a bedrock surface, producing a rounded, shiny knob that is heavily striated; (c) by two adjacent glaciers deepening and widening a glacial valley to produce a knife-like ridge; (d) by a re-advancing glacier that plows over till deposits left behind from a previous retreat phase; (e) as crevasse fill of sand and gravel in a wasting glacier; (f) from ice blocks that settle into wasting glacial deposits; (g) in glacial lake deposits. Passadumkeag Quadrangle, Maine The main use of these features is: (a) as an important sand and gravel source; (b) as a glacial streamline feature that indicates the direction of glacial flow; (c) as an indication of the glacial budget; (d) to show the position of the snow (fim) line. The direction of glacial movement was: (a) north; (b) south; (c) east; (d) west; (e) northwest; (f)southwest (g) southeast; (h) northeast.; Draw an arrow on the map showing the likely direction of glacial movement. topographic features? What man-made features are affected by these What geologic name is applied to the glacial ridges shown here?? (a) esker; (b) roches moutinee (c) arête; (d) drumlin; (e) kame terrace; (f) kettle; (g) varve. What type of material are they probably composed of? (a) glacial outwash; (b) glacial till (c) ice-contact stratified drift; (d) glacial lake deposits; (e) turbidites; (f) evaporate deposits. These landforms are produced by: (a) meltwater streams flowing beneath the surface near the terminus of a wasting glacier, (b) by ice flowing over a bedrock surface, producing a rounded, shiny knob that is heavily striated; (c) by two adjacent glaciers deepening and widening a glacial valley to produce a knife-like ridge; (d) by a re-advancing glacier that plows over till deposits left behind from a previous retreat phase; (e) as crevasse fill of sand and gravel in a wasting glacier; (f) from ice blocks that settle into wasting glacial deposits; (g) in glacial lake deposits. What man-made features are affected by these topographic features? Page 5 of 13 7.2. 3. m 35 Cret 4. AWAY 25 Contour interval 40 ft. ware Ennis, Montana Coppan chan CREEK CEDAR N Rebel Boulder 31 TREANDON 1. Page 7 of 13 3 komuters 2 miles 1.62,500 AN Cheek Ener North 6. Ca Seeth 10m **** Montana Quadrangle location Check 5. E maaja Walle Bose Tripple Jution DESHA COUNTY CHICSY COUNT d Poda po tam Halle 6. rocke CHICOT COUNTY WEST CARROLL FARISH $5 3. BOKW *** Tark Form Cornar My Chance 4. Luke Village Lakenall rom ARKANSAS LOUISIANA 16 h ABRALISED MISSIPP la Estimile Zake DESHA BOLIVAR 1 and Nor Luna LAKE CHICOT STATE PARK Chiegt v Janctions Arenses Cit fish Tam BOLINA COUNTY WASHINGTON COLINYS Lyon Ned CHLOR COUNTY COUNTY Sye SARICO COTINY) WASHINGTON 5. BAN EAST TROLT THAT 15 7 Later for friged to 50 Laseport Mos Chile NODO NOCNE BOUNDARY WASHINGTON COUNTY CHICOT COUN 2. Wirtomild Stan Park 7. Lamcet Taku VER ARKANSAS MISSISSIPP Fall island tich Wirally 48 mes Longwood Lake Washing Atise SEP Priscate Country Club Narod twin GREENVILLE Aside 709 [HO H' Footer 1314 Beber 117 Fade Taver YAZOO NATIONAL WILDLIFE Greenwood, Mississippi REFUCE 91:00 BOLIVAR weng bioreale Deload 6m RT Healt Durati Eiling far Fre TER STA Fot Hig Pund Fire Ave Lave Clear Jake ATENTIC 13. Figh Darker Lake Brantley Lake Lake Galle 3. H Blyer A Interlachen Florida Clubeng Lake Trulling Fund indyslipper 1. az 5,6. 2. Gramy Labe Boka Bent Pand Cabbage 16 Conhe 28 de Nach Bhole Lake Marine Lake Chiper Lai 110 Lake Grandin Clearwater Lake Junior Lake E 25 Interlachen Bred Hill ON 11 Jound Lake afirm Laky 14 The De Lake Manreville Howser Zale Handaty Liike Hob Smails Grog edss20 fonds S Pode Th Mammoth Cave, Kentucky wo Hurwaa Fi KettleP Ope tam 5. 200 Midday ROGEREN thony D Creek Dexhead Peak Erotier Late 8. Strients Canyon Pasterbarn Ettura PALE Mallarhom Peak Spiller Reginson P Greek Mo 4. "HE Creek Laze Falle (Spelfer Lade 3. Kard 20 6. 1. Virginia TWIN Etanton vaks Fake Terp ** Grey Watte Rekler take MANIPL LAKES Last C I crape th love fam H Cresi Matterhorn Peak, California Joy Your Laker 7. Camlacs Pk Stines pra k great Wiskey 5 Mon Canyo Onteiner D FAIRVILLE 0.0 M Calafan Braatios Mill PANY LIS School $32 NEWARK Mad Prad 23 Sodus, New York SOUTH Inne HOVEVE Folland B UT R G Bar Bos Horsebac Sugar faland VE VIDE Dow Passadumkeag, Maine LOOSION Boca talanes Olamon Island gross G R Pareadamkeag 15 143 PASSADUMEENG Lamiseter AT De www.cam 3 Olaman E Thrane Aere Bag Joha Bran N mange B U yap Benits Cimin 8 PASSADEMARAG (Spring H Papier Enfiei. Erot de

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