Yellowstone National Park Trivia 3
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Name the 2 most common causes of death to tourists in Yellowstone National Park?
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Heart attacks/strokes and traffic accidents
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Drowning and Hypothermia
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Bears and Wolves
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Hiking Accidents and Food Poisoning
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Explore Yellowstone National Park through this engaging trivia quiz! Test your knowledge on its geography, unique features, and historical aspects. Learn about local wildlife, geological formations, and the park's cultural significance. Ideal for enthusiasts of natural sciences and American history.
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The longest undamned river in America, whose waters pass thru the Yellowstone National Park?
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The Snake River
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The Gallatin River
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The Madison River
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The Yellowstone River
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The Firehole River
Correct Answer
A. The Yellowstone RiverExplanation
The Yellowstone River is the correct answer because it is the longest undamned river in America that flows through Yellowstone National Park. This river is known for its scenic beauty and diverse wildlife, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts.Rate this question:
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Name the national park directly south of Yellowstone National Park?
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Jackson Lake National Park
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Grand Teton National Park
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John D. Rockefeller National Park
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Jackson Valley National Park
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A. Grand Teton National ParkExplanation
Grand Teton National Park is the correct answer because it is located directly south of Yellowstone National Park. The other options, Jackson Lake National Park, John D. Rockefeller National Park, and Jackson Valley National Park, are not located in the same direction as Yellowstone National Park.Rate this question:
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Name the only Indian tribe known to have lived within the boundaries of Yellowstone all year long?
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The Arapaho Tribe
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The Crow Tribe
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The Nez Perce Tribe
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The Sheepeater Tribe
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The Shoshone Tribe
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A. The Sheepeater TribeExplanation
The Sheepeater Tribe is the only Indian tribe known to have lived within the boundaries of Yellowstone all year long.Rate this question:
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Name Yellowstone's shortest watercourse at 145 yards?
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The Boiling River
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The Heart River
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The Lewis River
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The Little Lamar River
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The Tiny River
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A. The Boiling RiverExplanation
The Boiling River is the correct answer because it is the shortest watercourse in Yellowstone, measuring only 145 yards in length. The other options, such as the Heart River, Lewis River, Little Lamar River, and Tiny River, are not specifically known for being the shortest watercourse in Yellowstone.Rate this question:
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Yellowstone Lake has an underwater geyser about 20 feet below the surface that can be seen from the shore of West Thumb. About every 25 minutes the submerged geyser erupts. An underwater video camera revealed that cutthroat trout in the area, feed on crustacean and aquatic insects churned up by the eruptions. Name this odd feature?
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The Fish Feeder
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The Lake Lunch Counter
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The Trout Drive-Thru Diner
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The Trout Jacuzzi
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A. The Trout JacuzziExplanation
The correct answer is "The Trout Jacuzzi" because the explanation states that the submerged geyser erupts every 25 minutes, churning up crustaceans and aquatic insects that the cutthroat trout feed on. This implies that the area created by the eruptions serves as a relaxing and food-rich environment for the trout, hence the term "The Trout Jacuzzi".Rate this question:
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Name the strange 1963 occurrence that took place approximately 1 mile west of Douglas Knob?
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The crash of a B-47 bomber after a mid-air collision with another plane
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An earthquake that creating the Firehole River to flow upstream
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Lightning strike of the Bunsen Ranger Tower which caused the tower to glow for 3 days
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The practical joke of park employees placing a sign on the Black River Bridge telling visitors to beware of Black River Trolls
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A. The crash of a B-47 bomber after a mid-air collision with another plane -
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The men of Civil War General Philip Sheridan were known to use the Old Faithful geyser, one of the most famous attractions in the park, for what?
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Heat their tents
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Clean their Laundry
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Bathing
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Cook their food
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Put out fires
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A. Clean their LaundryExplanation
During the Civil War, the men of General Philip Sheridan used the Old Faithful geyser in Yellowstone National Park to clean their laundry. The geyser's hot water and steam would have been effective in removing dirt and stains from their clothing. This would have been a practical and convenient way for the soldiers to maintain cleanliness and hygiene while in the field.Rate this question:
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Name the public program funded by the U.S. government, that help build several national parks, including Yellowstone National Park?
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Civilian Conservation Corps
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Civil Work Administration
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National Pride and Park Corp
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Peace Corps
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Work Progress Administration
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A. Civilian Conservation CorpsExplanation
The correct answer is Civilian Conservation Corps. The Civilian Conservation Corps was a public program funded by the U.S. government that aimed to provide employment to young men during the Great Depression. It focused on conservation and development of natural resources, including the construction of national parks such as Yellowstone National Park. The program helped to create jobs, preserve natural landscapes, and promote environmental conservation.Rate this question:
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According to the National Park Service, what animal hurts more people than bears do every year in Yellowstone National Park?
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Elk
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Moose
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Bison
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Vultures
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Wolves
Correct Answer
A. BisonExplanation
Bison hurt more people than bears every year in Yellowstone National Park. This is because bison are large and powerful animals, weighing up to 2,000 pounds, and can become aggressive if they feel threatened or provoked. They are known to charge at people, causing injuries such as broken bones, bruises, and cuts. The National Park Service advises visitors to maintain a safe distance from bison and not to approach or attempt to pet them, as they are wild animals.Rate this question:
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