A) 96% B) 92% C) 90% D) 98%
A) Spanish B) French C) Chinese D) German
A) ground crawlers B) soil worms C) earth snakes D) redworms
A) grain pocket B) hemp pouch C) feed sleeve D) tow sack
A) 33% B) 48% C) 8.3% D) 42%
A) Georgetown B) Wilmore C) Lexington D) Louisville
A) Lexington Theological Seminary B) Asbury Theological Seminary C) Baptist Seminary of Kentucky D) Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary
A) Roman Catholic B) Baptist C) Disciples of Christ D) United Methodist
A) Unity Celebration B) Interfaith Harmony Days C) Festival of Faiths D) The Kentucky Spirit Festival
A) Paducah B) Louisville C) Lexington D) Petersburg
A) $195.4 billion B) $306.8 billion C) $250.5 billion D) $410.2 billion
A) 85.5% B) 92.1% C) 99.3% D) 97.8%
A) Jessamine County B) Jefferson County C) Fayette County D) Pike County
A) 75% B) 95% C) 85% D) 99%
A) Federal Reserve Kentucky B) Fort Knox C) The Golden Vault D) The Bullion Bank
A) Paducah B) Lexington C) Inez D) Louisville
A) 3 B) 2 C) 5 D) 1
A) Apple B) Google C) Amazon D) A consortium led by Brookfield Asset Management and NextEra Energy
A) McCreary County B) Martin County C) Hancock County D) Jefferson County
A) 102 B) 90 C) 82 D) 150
A) The Bluegrass region B) The Appalachian region C) The eastern counties D) The woodland plains
A) River cane B) Bluegrass C) Wild oak D) Tall wheat
A) One B) Three C) Two D) Five
A) 82 B) 45 C) 37 D) 102
A) 82 B) 10 C) 45 D) 200
A) 1950 B) 2009 C) 1991 D) 1997
A) Over 50 years B) Over 200 years C) Over 100 years D) Over 150 years
A) 1,000 B) 20,000 C) 5,000 D) 10,000
A) Ohio River B) Tennessee River C) Kentucky River D) Mississippi River
A) 1950s B) 1980s C) 1940s D) 1990s
A) Fewer than 2,000 B) Fewer than 5,000 C) Fewer than 900 D) Fewer than 100
A) 29,006 B) 37,896 C) 10,000 D) 15,500
A) Bluegrass Restoration Project B) Wild Turkey Conservation Plan C) Elk Reintroduction Project D) Red Wolf Recovery Program
A) Farmland conversion project B) Wildlife management area C) Captive breeding program D) National park expansion
A) 29,006 B) 37,896 C) 10,000 D) 45,000
A) Tundra B) Humid subtropical C) Arid desert D) Tropical rainforest
A) Mediterranean B) Oceanic C) Continental D) Semi-arid
A) 25 inches B) 60 inches C) 35 inches D) 46 inches
A) Covington B) Greensburg C) Somerset D) Shelbyville
A) 1988 B) 1955 C) 1930 D) 1994
A) Five degrees warmer B) Identical C) Ten degrees warmer D) Five degrees cooler
A) Louisville B) Shelbyville C) Greensburg D) Somerset
A) 50 °F B) 65 °F C) 60 °F D) 55 °F
A) Kentucky Lake B) Barren River Lake C) Green River Lake D) Lake Cumberland
A) Licking River Lake B) Lake Cumberland C) Tennessee River Lake D) Kentucky Lake
A) Pacific Northwest B) Deep South C) New England D) Upland South
A) Nine B) Seven C) Eight D) Six
A) The New Madrid earthquakes B) A change in the Mississippi River course C) A surveying error D) A political treaty
A) The Knobs B) Eden Shale C) Bluegrass D) Pennyrile
A) Cumberland Plateau B) Outer Bluegrass C) Inner Bluegrass D) Jackson Purchase
A) Illinois B) West Virginia C) Tennessee D) Missouri
A) Bluegrass Downs B) Churchill Downs C) Ellis Park D) Keeneland
A) Confederate B) Secessionist C) Unionist D) Neutral
A) John C. Breckinridge B) Abraham Lincoln C) William Goebel D) Jefferson Davis
A) William S. Taylor B) Leonidas Polk C) Augustus E. Willson D) John C. Breckinridge
A) Bowling Green B) Frankfort C) Lexington D) Russellville
A) Lexington B) Russellville C) Frankfort D) Bowling Green
A) Abraham Lincoln B) William Goebel C) Jefferson Davis D) John C. Breckinridge
A) He was involved in the assassination of a governor B) He led the Night Riders C) He accepted a commission in the Confederate Army D) He lost the 1860 presidential election
A) William S. Taylor B) Augustus E. Willson C) William Goebel D) J. C. W. Beckham
A) William Goebel B) J. C. W. Beckham C) Augustus E. Willson D) William S. Taylor
A) A shortage of tobacco crops B) Disputes over secession C) Political corruption in Frankfort D) Tobacco industry monopoly
A) Unionists B) Confederate shadow government C) The Convention of the People D) Night Riders
A) Relocated the state capital B) Negotiated with the tobacco monopoly C) Declared martial law D) Ordered the arrest of William S. Taylor
A) Bowling Green B) Guthrie C) Lexington D) Frankfort
A) 1701 B) 1671 C) 1665 D) 1680
A) Daniel Boone B) Richard Henderson C) James Harrod D) Christopher Gist
A) Lexington B) Boone's Station C) Logan's Fort D) Harrod's Town
A) January 1777 B) December 1776 C) June 1774 D) March 1775
A) 1750-1751 B) 1774-1775 C) 1767 onwards D) 1780-1785
A) Christopher Gist B) James Harrod C) Richard Henderson D) Thomas Walker
A) June 16, 1774 B) March 15, 1775 C) January 1, 1790 D) December 31, 1776
A) Boone's Landing B) Oldtown C) New Town D) Harrodsburg
A) Bowling Green B) Lexington C) Louisville D) Frankfort
A) 4.6 million B) 9.2 million C) 2.1 million D) 6.8 million
A) At the field B) Land of the cave C) Great river D) Mountainous home
A) Kispoko B) Maumee C) Tutelo D) Chickasaw
A) Fort Ancient culture B) Clovis culture C) Eastern Agricultural Complex D) Mississippian culture
A) Revolutionary War B) Civil War C) French and Indian War D) Beaver Wars
A) That no agricultural activity ever occurred B) That it was entirely controlled by European settlers C) That it was only used as a hunting ground D) That it was never inhabited by humans
A) Through trade routes B) Through migratory birds C) Through contaminated water sources D) Through early military invasions
A) Water B) Spirit C) Land D) People
A) Danville B) Louisville C) Frankfort D) Lexington
A) The region was not populated enough B) The petition was filed incorrectly C) New Hampshire ratified the new Constitution D) Virginia withdrew its consent
A) A delegate from New Hampshire B) Isaac Shelby C) A member of the Confederation Congress D) A representative from Vermont
A) Isaac Shelby was elected governor B) A new constitutional convention was held C) Virginia revoked its consent D) Congress approved Vermont's petition
A) Appalachian Mountains B) Pine Mountain C) Black Mountain D) Knobs Region
A) 150 B) 85 C) 120 D) 100
A) Blanton Forest B) Daniel Boone National Forest C) Red River Gorge D) Jefferson Memorial Forest
A) County Board B) Metro Assembly C) Fiscal Court D) City Council
A) Jefferson Memorial Forest B) Blanton Forest C) Daniel Boone National Forest D) Red River Gorge Geological Area
A) Kentucky Department of Natural Resources B) National Park Service C) United States Forest Service D) State Parks Commission
A) Lexington B) Paducah C) Willisburg D) Louisville
A) India B) Cuba C) Mexico D) Vietnam
A) Irish B) English C) American D) German
A) English B) American C) Irish D) German
A) Two B) Ten C) Zero D) Five
A) 110 people per square mile B) 150 people per square mile C) 95 people per square mile D) 125 people per square mile
A) 40% B) 15% C) 25% D) 10%
A) American B) English C) German D) Irish |