A) Earthquake B) Volcanic eruption C) Wildfire outbreak D) Pineapple Express rainstorm
A) 10 inches (254 mm) B) 18 inches (460 mm) C) 25 inches (635 mm) D) 5 inches (127 mm)
A) Mowich Lake Campground B) Sunshine Point Campground C) Paradise Campground D) Longmire Campground
A) Carbon River Road B) Paradise Road C) Nisqually River Road D) Skyline Trail Road
A) December 1, 2006 B) May 5, 2007 C) January 15, 2007 D) June 30, 2007
A) Inadequate staffing B) Severe weather conditions C) Wildlife conservation efforts D) Infrastructure repairs
A) All campgrounds B) Several, including a sledding hill C) Only hiking trails D) Visitor centers
A) Opened all areas without restrictions B) Closed all park entrances permanently C) Allowed winter access to Paradise from Thursdays through Mondays D) Restricted access only to weekends
A) Starting in 2023 year-round B) From 2026 onwards, only on weekends C) Beginning in 2024 during peak summer months D) Only in winter months from 2025
A) 90 percent B) 50 percent C) 30 percent D) 70 percent
A) About 700 B) Approximately 500 C) Less than 300 D) More than 960
A) Alpine Meadows & Barren, or Alpine tundra B) Coniferous forest C) Grassland D) Deciduous forest
A) Alpine Meadow B) Montane Shrubland C) Subalpine Forest D) Lowland Prairie
A) "Tacoma" B) "Tacoma Mountain" C) "Rainier Peak" D) "Mount Tacoma"
A) Bench Lake Trail B) Mount Rainier Summit C) Fryingpan Creek D) Goat Island Mountain
A) Agricultural implements B) Hunting artifacts C) Fishing tools D) Pottery shards
A) Columbia Plateau Tribes B) Nisqually Tribe C) Yakama Tribe D) Puyallup Tribe
A) National Park Service B) Allan H. Smith C) Washington State University D) Richard D. Daugherty
A) The park was primarily used for agriculture. B) Prehistoric humans used the area most heavily between 8000 and 4500 BP. C) Permanent habitation existed in the park area. D) The tribes had agreed upon boundaries before treaties with the U.S.
A) Allan H. Smith B) Washington State University C) Richard D. Daugherty D) National Park Service
A) Permanent settlements were widespread. B) Temporary shelters were common. C) No evidence of permanent habitation. D) Evidence of permanent villages.
A) Hunting and gathering, and occasional spirit quests. B) Permanent settlements and farming. C) Agriculture and trade. D) Industrial activities.
A) Nez Perce and Chinook tribes B) Columbia Plateau Tribes C) Nisqually, Puyallup, Muckleshoot, Yakama, and Taidnapam (Upper Cowlitz) D) Sioux and Apache tribes
A) 1854–55 B) 1000 to 300 BP C) 8000 to 4500 BP D) 1963
A) The use of the park for hunting and gathering. B) The dating of projectile points. C) The presence of Columbia Plateau Tribes. D) The tribes had agreed upon boundaries before treaties with the U.S.
A) November 11, 1912 B) March 2, 1899 C) January 15, 1885 D) July 4, 1901
A) 300,000 acres B) 236,381 acres C) 150,000 acres D) 200,000 acres
A) 12,500 feet B) 14,410 feet C) 15,000 feet D) 13,800 feet
A) Over 1.6 million B) About 500,000 C) Under 1 million D) Exactly 2 million
A) 2005 B) 1988 C) 1975 D) 1997
A) Mount Rainier B) Mount Adams C) Mount St. Helens D) Mount Hood
A) Paradise B) Carbon River and Mowich Lake area C) Sunset D) Sunrise
A) 50 square miles B) 20 square miles C) 60 square miles D) About 35 square miles (91 km2)
A) White River Glacier B) Emmons Glacier C) Carbon Glacier D) South Tahoma Glacier
A) 75% B) 50% C) 25% D) 100%
A) Sierra Nevada Forest Reserve B) Cascade Forest Reserve C) Pacific Forest Reserve D) Rocky Mountain Forest Reserve
A) Edward Sturgis Ingraham B) Gifford Pinchot C) Charles Piper D) John Muir
A) 1900 B) 1875 C) 1893 D) 1888
A) John Muir B) Gifford Pinchot C) The Sierra Club D) National Geographic Society
A) Sierra Club B) National Geographic Society C) Northern Pacific Railway D) Scientific associations
A) Cougar B) Giraffe C) Polar bear D) Koala
A) Subarctic climate (Dsc) B) Tropical rainforest C) Desert climate D) Mediterranean
A) Peregrine falcon B) Sparrow C) Duck D) Robin
A) Mountain whitefish B) Bull trout C) Pink salmon D) Sculpins
A) Highest temperature recorded B) Least amount of precipitation C) Most rainfall in a year D) The snowiest place on Earth where snowfall is measured regularly
A) 6a B) 7c C) 5b D) 8a
A) World Heritage Site B) National Historic Landmark District C) Local Landmark District D) State Historical Park
A) 10 B) 55 C) 42 D) 20
A) 30% B) 62% C) 75% D) 45%
A) Henry M. Jackson Visitor Center B) Paradise Inn C) Sunrise Lodge D) Paradise Guide House
A) Three B) Five C) Ten D) One
A) Carbon River Entrance Station. B) Ohanapecosh. C) Sunrise. D) Longmire.
A) An earthquake caused landslides. B) Landslides blocked all access routes. C) A wildfire destroyed large areas. D) Floods severely damaged the roads.
A) By railroads. B) By hiking trails. C) By waterways. D) By vehicles.
A) 60%. B) 38%. C) 50%. D) 25%. |