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Geysers: Answer Key

1. How many times and where are geysers (fountains) mentioned in the Bible (give chapter and verse)?

2. How many types of geysers are there? List the types.

3. Where can you find most of the world’s geysers?

4. Draw a diagram of at least one type of geyser (on a separate sheet of paper).

5. What three things does a geyser need to form?

6. The vents that release steam smelling like rotten eggs from geysers and hot springs are called what?

7. Describe the difference between a geyser and a hot spring.

8. Draw, photograph or find a picture of a geyser that you have seen, list where you found it (on a separate sheet of paper).

9. Describe what a thermophile is.

10. Discuss with your class/counselor some of the safety rules for exploring areas with geysers.

11. Visit and draw or take a picture of at least two of the following geysers:

Geyser Name Location
Castle Old Faithful
Porkchop North Basin
Minute North Basin
Monarch North Basin
Pearl North Basin
Echinus North Basin
Steamboat North Basin
Ledge North Basin
Dark Cavern North Basin
Whirligig North Basin
Blue North Basin
Jewel Upper Geyser Basin
Sizzler
Clepsydra Midway/Lower Geyser Basin
Beehive Old Faithful
Lion Old Faithful
Aurum Old Faithful
Gret Fountain Midway/Lower Geyser Basin
Splendid Old Faithful
Flood
Old Faithful Old Faithful
Grand Old Faithful
Riverside Upper Geyser Basin
Giant Upper Geyser Basin
Fan Upper Geyser Basin
Mortar Upper Geyser Basin
Spiteful Upper Geyser Basin
Clepsydra Upper Geyser Basin

References

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