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Ebrown

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What is NOT true about the hydrothermal conditions forming hot springs and geysers?
 
  A. Areas of hydrothermal activity are extensive.
  B. Underground water is in contact with heated rocks.
  C. Water usually contains many dissolved minerals.
  D. Underground water is in contact with magma.
  E. Various precipitate deposits form on the surface.

Question 2

Why are karst landscapes largely missing surface drainage?
 
  A. Water is consumed by vegetation.
  B. They are located in arid regions.
  C. Water is used up in dissolution.
  D. They are located in polar regions.
  E. Water flows in underground channels.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

E



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