Alaska Parks
Alaska national parks and the wildlife there
- 1.Among the fifty states in America, Alaska is the largest in terms of _______.
- A.
Commerce
- B.
Population
- C.
Square miles
- D.
Variety of cultures
- 2.Which best describes the relationship between people and bears in Katmai, Alaska?
- A.
People hunt bears
- B.
People and bears coexist peacefully
- C.
People train the bears to live domestically
- D.
People don't go there because they are afraid of bears
- 3.Many of Alaks's parks can only be reached by plane or boat.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 4.The Aurora Borealis is ________.
- A.
A type of brown bear
- B.
The name of Alaska's largest national park
- C.
The name of the tallest mountain in Alaska
- D.
A natural light show caused by the sun and a magnetic field
- 5.Klondike National Park was an important location for the events associated with _______.
- A.
WW I
- B.
The gold rush
- C.
The industrial revolution
- D.
Development of tourism in America
- 6.Why would someone say that a trip through Glacier Bay is like a trip through history?
- A.
The people that live there are still very primitive
- B.
The landscapes developed at different times due to glacial retreat
- C.
Many significcant historical events took place throughout Glacial Bay
- D.
Many of the species found there are extinct in most other parts of the world
- 7.Over the past 200 years, Glacier Bay has become home to many types of ______.
- A.
Marine life
- B.
Bear species
- C.
Eskimo groups
- D.
Students and scientists
- 8.Which animals were described as the "nomads of the north"?
- A.
Buffalo
- B.
Salmon
- C.
Caribou
- D.
Sea otters
- 9.No humans can inhabitthe Far North region of Alaska due to its extreme weather conditions.
- A.
True
- B.
False
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