Q1. What is the Great Salt Lake?A large saltwater lake located in the state of Utah.A volcano located in the state of Hawaii.A man-made lake created for recreational purposes.A freshwater lake located in the state of California.
Q2. What is the surface area of the Great Salt Lake?Less than 500 square miles.It varies depending on the season.Over 3,000 square miles.Approximately 1,700 square miles.
Q3. Why is the Great Salt Lake so salty?It is a result of pollution from nearby industrial activities.It is connected to the Pacific Ocean, resulting in high salt content.It has no outlet, causing minerals to accumulate and increase the salinity.There are underground salt mines that seep into the lake.
Q4. Which bird species is known to thrive in the Great Salt Lake's wetlands?Bald eagle.American avocet.Mallard duck.Great blue heron.
Q5. What is the approximate salt concentration of the Great Salt Lake?It varies depending on the location within the lake.Less than 5%.About 12-20%.Over 30%.
Q7. Why is swimming not recommended in the Great Salt Lake?The high salt content makes it difficult to float and can cause skin irritation.The lake is home to aggressive freshwater sharks.The water temperature is extremely low, even during summer months.There are dangerous underwater currents that pose a risk to swimmers.
Q8. What is the main source of water for the Great Salt Lake?Groundwater runoff from surrounding agricultural lands.Underground springs that feed directly into the lake.Melting glaciers from nearby mountain ranges.Several rivers, including the Bear, Weber, and Jordan Rivers.
Q9. Which island is the largest in the Great Salt Lake?Gunnison Island.Stansbury Island.Antelope Island.Fremont Island.
Q10. What is the maximum depth of the Great Salt Lake?Over 100 feet.It is a shallow lake with a maximum depth of 5 feet.Varies depending on water levels, but generally around 33 feet.Less than 10 feet.
