A) Eastern Canada and the Great Lakes region B) Central Mexico C) Northern Alaska D) Southwestern United States
A) Arid deserts B) Coastal coral reefs C) Subalpine slopes D) Tropical rainforests
A) Native American and First Nations people B) European explorers C) Industrial farmers D) Colonial settlers
A) The plants grow significantly faster B) The plants become toxic C) The plants fail to produce fruit D) The plants change color
A) Lack of sunlight B) Inability to replicate native soil chemistry C) Genetic mutation D) Too much water
A) Being a stranger to the group B) Being an enemy of someone C) Being the right person for the job D) Being confused about a task
A) Moby Dick B) The Adventures of Tom Sawyer C) Tombstone D) The Great Gatsby
A) Bluetick Coonhound B) Golden Retriever C) Red Fox D) Grey Wolf
A) Johnny Ringo B) Val Kilmer C) Hanna-Barbera D) Mark Twain
A) California and Oregon B) Idaho and Montana C) Maine and Vermont D) Washington and Nevada
A) To refer to significant or nice persons B) To refer to expensive jewelry C) To refer to types of weather D) To refer to small farm animals
A) Bitter and spicy B) Bland and metallic C) Salty and sour D) Tart or sweet
A) Rustic or insignificant nature B) Academic achievement C) Wealth and nobility D) Military rank
A) Pixar B) Warner Bros C) Disney D) Hanna-Barbera
A) Traditional medicine B) Building materials C) Weapon components D) Fabric dyes
A) Rosaceae B) Asteraceae C) Ericaceae D) Solanaceae
A) Elderberry B) Blackberry C) Mulberry D) Whortleberry
A) 15–20 millimetres B) 10–15 millimetres C) 5–10 millimetres D) 2–5 millimetres
A) V. deliciosum B) V. parvifolium C) V. ovatum D) V. membranaceum
A) Black huckleberry B) Garden huckleberry C) Red huckleberry D) Blue huckleberry
A) The Gaylussacia genus B) The Vaccinium genus C) The Ericaceae family D) The nightshade family
A) Mount Shasta B) Mount St. Helens C) Mount Rainier D) Mount Hood
A) 5 B) 20 C) 10 D) 15
A) Gaylussacia nightshade B) V. deliciosum C) Solanum scabrum D) Vaccinium blueberry |