What Is Karst and How Does It Form

question 21

Multiple Choice

What is karst and how does it form?

• A) Karst is the ragged surface dissolved on the surface of limestone bedrock formerly buried under soil.
• B) Karst is windblown dust deposited in areas of dune-like hills.
• C) Karst is the deposit of calcium carbonate that precipitates on rocks in soil when groundwater evaporates.
• D) Karst is the cold wind that blows off the North Atlantic Ocean at times in late fall.
• E) Karst is the product of reaction between acid rain and limestone in the ground.

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