A) mid-19th and early 20th B) 16th and 17th C) late 18th and 19th D) early 17th and 18th
A) the construction of a highway B) the discovery of coal C) the establishment of a post office D) the coming of the railroad
A) Prince Brothers General Store-Berry Store B) Nuttallburg Coal Mining Complex and Town Historic District C) Babcock State Park D) Hawks Nest State Park
A) commercial fishing docks B) modern housing developments C) historic structures and ruins associated with company-owned towns D) recreational parks
A) class III to class V B) class I to class II C) class II to class IV D) class IV to class VI
A) April through October B) June through December C) January through June D) May through September
A) Nuttall sandstone B) granite C) limestone D) basalt
A) 5.13-5.15 B) 4.5-5.8 C) 3.7-4.9 D) 5.10-5.12
A) have a West Virginia fishing license and follow state laws and regulations B) pay an entrance fee to the park C) obtain a special permit from the local government D) register with the National Park Service
A) under 20 miles B) about 70 miles C) over 50 miles D) exactly 30 miles
A) mobile visitor centers B) year-round visitor centers C) seasonal visitor centers D) temporary visitor centers
A) at the Canyon Rim Visitor Center and the Long Point trail B) only at the Grandview visitor center C) exclusively at the Thurmond Depot D) only during special events
A) Thanksgiving Day B) Independence Day C) New Year's Day D) Bridge Day, held on the third Saturday in October
A) the company Bridge Walk B) any visitor with a permit C) local hiking groups D) park rangers
A) Bass (as it's mentioned as game fish, not specifically native). B) Native species found nowhere else. C) Other game fish. D) Smallmouth bass.
A) Mature bottomland forests. B) Cliff and rimrock habitats. C) The riparian zone. D) Continuous forest areas.
A) Eastern hellbender. B) Non-endangered amphibians. C) Black-bellied salamander (also correct but not the only answer). D) Common frogs.
A) Non-endangered birds. B) Hawks (which fly over during migration). C) Peregrine falcons. D) All bird species equally.
A) Fifty plant communities. B) Forty different plant communities. C) Ten plant communities. D) Twenty-five plant communities.
A) Allegheny woodrat. B) Non-endangered mammals. C) All mammals equally. D) Common rodents.
A) 1978 B) 2020 C) 1999 D) 1985
A) President Jimmy Carter B) President Ronald Reagan C) President George H. W. Bush D) President Bill Clinton
A) President Donald Trump B) President Barack Obama C) President George W. Bush D) President Joe Biden
A) 65,165 acres (263.71 km2) B) 7,021 acres (28.4 km2) C) 100,000 acres D) 50,000 acres
A) West Virginia B) North Carolina C) Kentucky D) Virginia
A) Kanawha River B) Potomac River C) Ohio River D) James River
A) Whitewater rafting B) Kayaking C) Fishing D) Hiking
A) West Coast B) East Coast C) Midwest D) Southwest
A) Ohio River B) Potomac River C) Kanawha River D) New River
A) Glacial movement B) Earthquakes C) Flowing water D) Volcanic activity |