Question

Which of the following most accurately describes the Olympic Mountains?(1 point) Responses They are glacial mountains, covered in snow year-round from top to bottom. They are glacial mountains, covered in snow year-round from top to bottom. The tops of the mountains are covered in snow year-round while the bottom is covered by trees. The tops of the mountains are covered in snow year-round while the bottom is covered by trees. The mountains are extremely rugged and dry with very little wildlife.

Answer 1

The most accurate description of the Olympic Mountains from the options provided is: The tops of the mountains are covered in snow year-round while the bottom is covered by trees.

This reflects the typical alpine and forest ecosystems found in the Olympic range, where glaciers and snow persist at higher elevations, while lower elevations are characterized by dense forests.