Virgin Islands National Park - Quiz
A) On the western edge B) In the center C) At the east end D) South of
A) The Eurasian Plate B) The North American Plate C) The South American Plate D) The Caribbean Plate
A) Jurassic B) Cretaceous C) Permian D) Triassic
A) Limestone and dolomite B) Keratophyres and pillow basalts C) Sandstone and shale D) Granite and gneiss
A) Oceanic trench B) Continental shelf C) Mid-ocean ridge D) Island arc
A) Chert and flint B) Marble and quartzite C) Granite and rhyolite D) Andesite and basalt
A) Development of coral reefs B) Increased volcanic activity C) Volcanism abated D) Formation of a mountain range
A) Louisenhoj Formation B) Tutu Formation C) Outer Brass Limestone D) Water Island Formation
A) Volcaniclastic turbidites, basalt, and andesite B) Granite and gneiss C) Limestone and dolomite D) Sandstone and shale
A) Sand dunes B) River deltas C) Diabase dike swarm D) Glacial moraines
A) Deposition of sediments B) Collision of the Caribbean Plate with the Bahama Platform C) Erosion by rivers D) Glacial activity
A) Brass River pluton B) Louisville pluton C) Water Island pluton D) Narrows pluton
A) Louisenhoj Formation B) Outer Brass Limestone C) Tutu Formation D) Virgin Gorda batholith
A) Reverse faulting B) Sinistral strike-slip faulting at 39 Ma C) Normal faulting D) Dextral strike-slip faulting
A) Annaberg Historic District B) Reef Bay Sugar Factory Historic District C) L'Esperance Trail D) Catherineberg Sugar Mill Ruins
A) Annaberg Point B) Cinnamon Bay C) Reef Bay Trail D) Mary's Point
A) Via Cinnamon Bay Campground B) By boat from Charlotte Amalie C) Through Annaberg Point D) Via Reef Bay Trail or L'Esperance trail
A) Petroglyphs B) Hieroglyphs C) Megaliths D) Cave paintings
A) 2000 B) 1982 C) 1990 D) 1975
A) Reef Bay Sugar Factory Historic District B) Annaberg Historic District C) L'Esperance Trail D) Catherineberg Sugar Mill Ruins
A) 30,000 square miles B) 10,000 acres C) 14,737 acres (5,964 ha; 23 sq mi) D) 20,000 hectares
A) 50 percent B) 80 percent C) Almost 60 percent D) 70 percent
A) 70 inches B) 55 inches (1,400 mm) C) 100 inches D) 30 inches
A) Spring B) Winter C) Fall D) Summer
A) 75 °F (24 °C) B) 85 °F (29 °C) C) 65 °F (18 °C) D) 79 °F (26 °C)
A) May to September B) December to April C) June to August D) October to November
A) L'Esperance Trail B) Cinnamon Bay Campground C) Annaberg Historic District D) Reef Bay Trail
A) Reef Bay Resort B) St. John Luxury Inn C) Caneel Bay Resort D) Annaberg Hotel
A) Deer B) Wild donkeys C) Bats D) Mongoose
A) Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas B) Saint Croix C) Virgin Gorda D) St. John
A) Once weekly B) Twice daily C) Thrice daily D) Hourly
A) Visitor numbers decreased significantly B) Visitor numbers doubled C) Visitor numbers remained the same D) Visitor numbers increased slightly
A) The Trust for Public Land B) Caneel Bay Resort C) Virgin Islands Coral Reef National Monument D) Laurance Rockefeller's Jackson Hole Preserve
A) 90% B) 75% C) 60% D) 50%
A) In 2017 B) In 2001 C) In 1956 D) In 2013
A) National Park Service B) The Trust for Public Land C) Virgin Islands Coral Reef National Monument D) Caneel Bay Resort
A) $1.5 million B) $3 million C) $2.25 million D) $4 million
A) Inside the park B) Outside the park in Charlotte Amalie C) On Tortola D) Near Virgin Gorda
A) About 600,000 visitors B) Exactly 300,000 visitors C) More than 450,000 visitors D) Less than 100,000 visitors
A) Ram Head B) Lind Point C) Caneel Hill D) Bordeaux Mountain
A) 3 miles B) 0.5-mile loop C) 1 mile D) 6 miles
A) Honeymoon Beach B) Maho Bay C) Trunk Bay D) Cinnamon Bay
A) Burgesman Cove B) Cinnamon Bay Campground C) Salt Pond Bay D) Reef Bay |
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