A) Mediterranean Climate B) Subarctic with Cool Summers and Year Around Rainfall Climate (Dfc) C) Desert Climate D) Tropical Rainforest Climate
A) 4c B) 5a C) 3b D) 2b
A) Expansion of perennial snowfields B) Increased snowfall C) Formation of new glaciers D) Erosion and slope failures
A) 50 km2 B) 25 km2 C) 13 km2 D) 30 km2
A) The International Date Line B) The continental divide C) The Great Divide D) The Prime Meridian
A) Würm glaciation B) Itkillik glaciation C) Illinoian glaciation D) Wisconsin glaciation
A) Temperate deciduous forest B) Boreal forest C) Tropical rainforest D) Savanna
A) Moose B) Brown bears C) Caribou D) Lions
A) Caribou B) Elephants C) Kangaroos D) Polar bears
A) Yukon River B) Middle Fork of the Koyukuk River C) Colorado River D) Mississippi River
A) -50.0 °F (-45.5 °C) B) -60.0 °F (-51.1 °C) C) -30.0 °F (-34.4 °C) D) -42.6 °F (−41.4 °C)
A) Alaska Range B) The park C) Rocky Mountains D) Sierra Nevada
A) Desert B) Savanna C) Tundra D) Rainforest
A) Pacific and Arctic Oceans B) Caspian Sea and Red Sea C) Atlantic and Indian Oceans D) Mediterranean and Black Seas
A) Five bears per 200 square miles B) Two bears per 50 square miles C) About one bear per 100 square miles (260 km2) D) One bear per 10 square miles
A) Arctic char B) Chum salmon C) Grayling D) Trout
A) Glacier-carved valleys B) River valleys C) Desert valleys D) Volcanic valleys
A) Expansion of tundra B) Increasing size of glaciers C) Decreasing size of perennial snowfields D) Stabilization of permafrost
A) Sierra Nevada B) Rocky Mountains C) Brooks Range D) Cascade Range
A) 13,238 sq mi B) 34,287 km2 C) 8,472,506 acres D) 7,523,897 acres
A) National Park Service Organic Act B) Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act C) Wilderness Act D) Endangered Species Act
A) Katmai Wilderness B) Denali Wilderness C) Noatak Wilderness D) Wrangell-St. Elias Wilderness
A) Kobuk Lake B) Walker Lake C) Lake Iliamna D) Tinayguk Lake
A) Dalton Highway B) Seward Highway C) Haul Road D) Alaska Highway
A) 7,167,192 acres B) 30,448.1 km2 C) 2,900,460 ha D) 8,472,506 acres
A) Denali National Preserve B) Noatak National Preserve C) Katmai National Preserve D) Wrangell-St. Elias National Preserve
A) A gold mining town B) A military base C) A logging camp D) An Iñupiat settlement
A) Kanuti National Wildlife Refuge B) Bering Land Bridge National Preserve C) Arctic National Wildlife Refuge D) Denali National Wildlife Refuge
A) Commercial hunting B) Sport hunting C) Subsistence hunting by local rural residents D) No hunting allowed
A) Twelve B) Fifteen C) Ten D) Five
A) Fairbanks B) Juneau C) Anchorage D) Alatna
A) No, there are no established roads, trails, visitor facilities, or campgrounds B) Only established trails but no roads C) Yes, there are several established roads and trails D) Only established roads but no trails
A) A paved road B) Some informal ATV trails C) Established hiking trails D) No access routes
A) For around 10,000 years B) Approximately 8,000 years C) As many as 12,500 years D) About 5,000 years
A) 1948 B) 1929 C) 1933 D) 1968
A) Gold mines B) Coal deposits C) A copper mine D) Oil fields
A) Anyone who registers in advance. B) All visitors with a hunting license. C) Nunamiut Corporation shareholders. D) Only park rangers and their families.
A) In Fairbanks. B) On Mount Igikpak. C) In Coldfoot. D) Within the park in Anaktuvuk Pass. |