Antarctica - Quiz

  • A 1 to 2 meters
  • B 2 to 5 meters
  • C 6 to 12 meters
  • D 12 to 20 meters
  • A By observing cloud formations
  • B By drilling ice cores
  • C By using satellite imagery
  • D By analyzing rock formations
  • A They reveal the composition of the Earth's atmosphere.
  • B They provide insights into the formation of the Antarctic continent.
  • C They offer information about the Solar System's composition and early development.
  • D They give evidence of past volcanic activity in Antarctica.
  • A Plate tectonics and meteorites
  • B Wildlife and adaptation strategies of organisms
  • C Cosmic microwave background radiation and neutrinos
  • D Floating ice, glaciers, and ice sheets
  • A Ernest Shackleton
  • B Douglas Mawson
  • C Roald Amundsen
  • D Edgeworth David
  • A Pollution, invasive species, and climate change
  • B Overfishing, habitat destruction, and mining activities
  • C Deforestation, poaching, and tourism
  • D Hunting, industrial development, and overpopulation
  • A 1945
  • B 1954
  • C 1959
  • D 1970