Whether it's a troll cave, a man cave, or even the cave of wonders, these mysterious underground hollows are home to all sorts o
f interesting creatures. Take the caves in Montana's Glacier National Park, for instance. Aside from bats, wood rats, and spiders, you'd be surprised at what you might find there—like a dedicated group of teens from Bigfork High School's Cave Club. Bigfork's Cave Club was founded in 2007 by Hans Boderman, a cave researcher and science teacher at the high school. He started the Cave Club because of his interest in local science and nature concerns. It grew into a great way to show students how they can make a difference. Students joined for the adventure of going into caves. They stayed when they realized the impact they were having on the world around—and below—them.
The beginning of this article clearly illustrates how an idea can inspire an action or an action can inspire an idea. Which of the following statements provides an example of this cause and effect? Select all that apply.
A. Because of his interest in local science and nature concerns, Mr. Boderman started the Cave Club.
B. Mr. Boderman started the Cave Club to show students how they can make a difference.
C. Students joined for the adventure going into caves. They stayed when they realized the impact they were having on the world.
the dome in the back is apparent of neoclassicalism, the front is I believe Greek or Roman. Baroque is the embodiment of details and what is eye catching. the two towers on the side seem to have a lot of details, which would represent baroque. the front part with the close columns would represent beau-arts architecture.
