San Jose, California - Quiz
A) 65 miles B) 80 miles C) 100 miles D) 50 miles
A) San Jose Mercury News B) National Geographic C) Prevention Magazine D) Outdoor Life
A) Mount Umunhum Trail B) Mission Peak Trail C) Pacific Crest Trail D) Coyote Creek Trail
A) Coho salmon B) King salmon C) Pink salmon D) Sockeye salmon
A) Oncorhynchus tshawytscha B) Oncorhynchus mykiss C) Oncorhynchus nerka D) Salmo trutta
A) Coastal redwoods B) Mammoth fossils C) Salmon spawning runs D) Tule elk herds
A) 1990 B) 2005 C) 2011 D) 2019
A) Roger Castillo B) An unnamed city official C) The Santa Clara Valley Water District D) John Muir
A) Mountain lions B) California condors C) Tule elk D) Grizzly bears
A) Coyote Valley B) Guadalupe River Park C) Alum Rock Park D) Silver Creek
A) 971,233 B) 950,000 C) 1,000,000 D) 1,100,000
A) 1.0% B) 4.1% C) 2.5% D) 6.2%
A) New York City B) Chicago C) Detroit D) Los Angeles
A) Lack of water B) Remote working opportunities C) High crime rates D) Natural disasters
A) Pollution B) Lack of water C) Overfishing D) Impassable culverts
A) Eastern B) Southern C) Northern D) Western
A) San Francisco Bay B) Lake Tahoe C) Monterey Bay D) Pacific Ocean
A) Sunnyvale B) Mountain View C) Santa Clara D) Alviso
A) 125.7 B) 200.2 C) 180.0 D) 150.5
A) Third B) First C) Second D) Fourth
A) San Francisco B) Oakland C) California City D) Sacramento
A) San Jacinto and San Andreas B) Hayward and San Andreas C) San Andreas and Calaveras D) Calaveras and Hayward
A) San Andreas Fault B) Mount Hamilton C) Hayward Fault D) Calaveras Fault
A) San Francisco Bay B) Mount Hamilton C) Calaveras Fault D) San Andreas Fault
A) 4.8 B) 6.2 C) 7.0 D) 5.5
A) 1957 earthquake B) 1906 earthquake C) 1891 earthquake D) 1989 earthquake
A) 1984 B) 1957 C) 1906 D) 1989
A) 1851 B) 1995 C) 1839 D) 1868
A) Spanish B) Mexican C) Ohlone D) Nahuatl
A) 1791 B) 1833 C) 1777 D) 1800
A) Juan Bautista de Anza B) José de Gálvez C) José Joaquín Moraga D) Juan Rodríguez Cabrillo
A) The end of the mission system B) The discovery of gold C) A massive earthquake D) Shifting power dynamics in North America
A) Diego de Borica B) José de Gálvez C) Antonio María de Bucareli y Ursúa D) Carlos III
A) Western bank B) Northern bank C) Eastern bank D) Southern bank
A) November 29, 1777 B) January 1, 1800 C) November 29, 1776 D) December 29, 1777
A) Diego de Borica B) Juan Bautista de Anza C) Antonio María de Bucareli y Ursúa D) José Joaquín Moraga
A) Severe flooding B) Lack of water C) Conflict with Native Nations D) Orders from the Russian government
A) Monterey Plaza B) Plaza de César Chávez C) Guadalupe Plaza D) San Francisco Plaza
A) Diego de Borica B) Antonio María de Bucareli y Ursúa C) José Joaquín Moraga D) Juan Bautista de Anza
A) The Oregon Trail B) The Santa Clara Path C) El Camino Real D) The Mexican Border Road
A) 989,814 B) 1,000,000 C) 850,000 D) 950,500
A) Gavin Newsom B) Ronald Reagan C) Tom McEnery D) Sam Liccardo
A) 125.40 sq mi B) 150.25 sq mi C) 200.50 sq mi D) 179.97 sq mi
A) Meta B) Adobe C) Apple D) Google
A) Tropical B) Desert C) Mediterranean D) Alpine
A) Second-busiest B) Fifth-busiest C) First-busiest D) Third-busiest
A) Diridon Station B) Union Station C) Central Terminal D) Civic Center Station
A) Under 10% B) Over 50% C) Exactly 20% D) Over 30%
A) Japantown B) Little Italy C) French Quarter D) Chinatown
A) Tech Interactive B) Viet Museum C) Winchester Mystery House D) Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum
A) Amazon B) Microsoft C) Tesla D) Cisco
A) 1848 B) 1850 C) 1821 D) 1777
A) June 2, 1969 B) December 11, 1943 C) August 20, 1974 D) April 3, 1979
A) The Board on Geographic Names B) Clyde Arbuckle C) Catherine Linquist D) César Chávez
A) April 3, 1979 B) August 20, 1974 C) June 16, 1970 D) December 11, 1943
A) The accent is always required B) The accent is dropped C) The accent is only used in formal documents D) The accent is used only on the city logo
A) The Chamber of Commerce is located outside the city B) The organization uses all-capital letters only C) The organization chose not to use the accent-marked name D) It is a requirement of the city charter
A) Early settlers from Guadalupe B) Mexican-American population C) European immigrant population D) The original founders of the state
A) 19 B) 40 C) 15 D) 38
A) Josiah Belden B) James A. Forbes C) Antonio Suñol D) José María Alviso
A) Approximately 400 B) Approximately 700 C) Approximately 900 D) Approximately 1,000
A) Josiah Belden B) A. P. Hamann C) John Montgomery D) Captain Thomas Fallon
A) September 9, 1850 B) December 15, 1849 C) July 14, 1846 D) March 27, 1850
A) Treaty of Santa Clara B) Treaty of San Jose C) Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo D) Treaty of the California Republic
A) March 27, 1850 B) September 9, 1850 C) December 15, 1849 D) July 14, 1846
A) Norman Mineta B) A. P. Hamann C) John Montgomery D) Josiah Belden
A) Urban planning B) Agricultural mechanization C) Aviation D) Computer storage
A) Agnews Asylum B) San Jose High School C) The California State Legislature D) The Del Monte cannery
A) 75% B) 90% C) 98% D) 80%
A) BAE Systems B) IBM C) Del Monte D) Food Machinery Corporation
A) Hard disk drive B) The M113 Armored Personnel Carrier C) Landing Vehicle Tracked D) Punch card reader
A) Josiah Belden B) Janet Gray Hayes C) Norman Mineta D) A. P. "Dutch" Hamann
A) 1990 B) 1970 C) 2000 D) 1980
A) 1,389 B) 149 C) 132 D) 17
A) Dutch's Panzer Division B) The City Council Squad C) The Annexation Committee D) The Valley Planners
A) Property taxes B) Sales taxes C) Gold extraction D) Mercury mining
A) Tentacles B) Corridors C) Pockets D) Behemoths
A) San Jose Planning Board B) Local Agency Formation Commissions C) California Land Commission D) The Urban Expansion Agency
A) Sodium B) Quartz C) Mercury D) Gold
A) San Francisco Bay B) Almaden Valley C) Santa Cruz Mountains D) Mount Sizer
A) 2,125 ft above sea level B) 13 ft below sea level C) 13 ft above sea level D) 0 ft above sea level
A) Coyote Creek B) Guadalupe Reservoir C) Anderson Lake D) Almaden Lake
A) Santa Clara Expressway B) Alviso Expressway C) Lawrence Expressway D) Mount Sizer Expressway
A) The depletion of mercury B) A city-wide vote on sales tax C) A state ban on annexation D) Neighborhoods electing their own candidates
A) Blue light from LED billboards B) Industrial smog C) Light from low pressure sodium lamps D) Reflections from the Santa Cruz Mountains
A) 44 B) 17 C) 386 D) 149
A) Cfa B) Csa C) BSk D) Csb
A) 298 B) 320 C) 250 D) 285
A) 105 °F B) 112 °F C) 109 °F D) 100 °F
A) 2020–2021 B) 1982–1983 C) 1911 D) 1893
A) September 6, 2022 B) January 30, 1968 C) February 5, 1976 D) August 16, 2020
A) Twenty B) Sixteen C) Ten D) Thirty
A) Interstate 280 B) State Route 85 C) U.S. Route 101 D) State Route 17
A) 8 B) 10 C) 5 D) 12
A) Emma Prusch Farm Park B) Alum Rock Park C) Kelley Park D) Oak Hill Memorial Park
A) 1850 B) 1902 C) 1890 D) 1872
A) Martial Cottle Park B) Emma Prusch Farm Park C) Iris Chang Park D) Selma Olinder Park
A) Alum Rock Park B) Kelley Park C) Oak Hill Memorial Park D) Martial Cottle Park
A) Alum Rock Park B) Rosicrucian Park C) Emma Prusch Farm Park D) History Park
A) Washington-Guadalupe B) Little Saigon C) Japantown D) Little Portugal |
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