Question

53. The Columbia Plateau in the northwestern U.S. was constructed (built up by) a, a shield volcano b. repeated violent eruptions c. a series of fissure eruptions that released a huge volume of low-viscosity basalt flows d. a series of subaqueous lava flows

Answer 1

Answer:

c. a series of fissure eruptions that released a huge volume of low-viscosity basalt flows

Explanation:

The Columbia Plateau in the northwestern U.S, commonly known as the Columbia Basalt Plain as well, is a pronounced geographic area located in the interior Columbia River Basin. It originated at a point between six million and sixteen million years ago due to a series of flows of basalt.