A) Saltwater lagoon B) Natural glacial lake C) Crater lake D) Artificial lake or reservoir
A) Tennessee and Kentucky B) Missouri and Arkansas C) Iowa and Illinois D) Kansas and Oklahoma
A) U.S. Army Corps of Engineers B) Tennessee Valley Authority C) National Park Service D) Bureau of Reclamation
A) White River B) Missouri River C) Mississippi River D) Arkansas River
A) 1930 to 1934 B) 1954 to 1958 C) 1941 to 1945 D) 1960 to 1964
A) Little Rock, Arkansas B) St. Louis, Missouri C) Branson, Missouri D) Springfield, Missouri
A) On the west side of the lake B) On the east side of the lake C) Exclusively north of the dam D) Exclusively south of the dam
A) Salmon B) Trout C) Bass D) Catfish
A) National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration B) Arkansas Game and Fish Commission C) Missouri Department of Conservation D) U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
A) Warm water runoff from nearby cities B) Cold water discharged from the dam C) Natural underground springs D) Shallow depth and high sunlight
A) From an early explorer named Table B) From a rock formation resembling a table C) From a flat plateau at the bottom of the lake D) From the shape of the dam structure
A) Highway 44 B) Highway 65 C) Highway 71 D) Highway 165
A) 56 to 77 °F B) 71 to 82 °F C) 42 to 47 °F D) 85 to 90 °F
A) 56 to 77 °F B) 85 to 90 °F C) 42 to 47 °F D) 71 to 82 °F
A) 42 to 47 °F B) 71 to 82 °F C) 85 to 90 °F D) 56 to 77 °F
A) 56 to 77 °F B) 71 to 82 °F C) 42 to 47 °F D) 85 to 90 °F
A) 1,602 feet B) 551 feet C) 6,423 feet D) 3,320 feet
A) 1,602 feet B) 551 feet C) 252 feet D) 6,423 feet
A) 896 feet B) 947 feet C) 1,602 feet D) 252 feet
A) 1,230,000 cubic yards B) 3,320,000 cubic yards C) 2,702,000 cubic yards D) 760,000 cubic yards
A) 3,320,000 cubic yards B) 1,230,000 cubic yards C) 52,300 cubic yards D) 940,000 cubic yards
A) 1,602 feet B) 6,423 feet C) 551 gross feet D) 252 feet
A) 10x20 feet B) 50x50 feet C) 45x37 feet D) 4x9 feet
A) 4x9 feet B) 2x4 feet C) 10x15 feet D) 45x37 feet
A) 931 feet B) 915 feet C) 896 feet D) 947 feet
A) 915 feet B) 896 feet C) 947 feet D) 931 feet
A) 931 feet B) 915 feet C) 896 feet D) 947 feet
A) 931 feet B) 915 feet C) 896 feet D) 947 feet
A) 857 acres B) 52,300 acres C) 760,000 acres D) 43,100 acres
A) 3,462,000 acres B) 43,100 acres C) 52,300 acres D) 745 acres
A) 1,230,000 acre-feet B) 2,702,000 acre-feet C) 760,000 acre-feet D) 3,462,000 acre-feet
A) 857 miles B) 745 miles C) 1,602 miles D) 551 miles
A) 745 miles B) 6,423 miles C) 252 miles D) 857 miles
A) 8 B) 6 C) 2 D) 4
A) 100 megawatts B) 200 megawatts C) 10 megawatts D) 50 megawatts
A) 250 megawatts B) 50 megawatts C) 150 megawatts D) 200 megawatts
A) Commercial shipping navigation B) Flood control on the White River C) Recreational water skiing D) Municipal drinking water supply
A) Clean Water Act of 1972 B) Rivers and Harbors Act of 1950 C) Flood Control Act of 1941 D) National Environmental Policy Act of 1969
A) $150 million B) $65 million C) $10 million D) $1 billion
A) 5 feet B) 16 feet C) 50 feet D) 37 feet
A) Over the auxiliary overflow spillway at the north end of the dam B) Through the underground outlet conduits C) Over the main concrete section of the dam D) Into Lake Taneycomo via the fish hatchery
A) In the 2000s B) In the 1990s C) In the 1980s D) In the 2005s
A) 1995 B) 2010 C) 2005 D) 2000
A) Auxiliary gates B) Sluice gates C) Tainter gates D) Floodgates
A) Only five B) Only two C) All ten D) None
A) Maximum capacity B) Design pool C) Spillway pool D) Flood pool
A) 550 thousand CFS B) 1 million CFS C) 200 thousand CFS D) 3 million CFS
A) Auxiliary spillway B) Powerhouse C) Earthen embankment D) Powersite Dam
A) Kansas City B) Hollister C) Joplin D) Springfield
A) Silver Dollar City B) Point Lookout C) Branson Landing D) Table Rock State Park
A) The Tainter gates B) The earthen structure C) The powerhouse D) The auxiliary spillway concrete
A) May 15, 2012 B) July 19, 2018 C) April 27, 2011 D) December 20, 2015
A) TableRock.gov B) Recreation.gov C) USACErecreation.org D) MissouriStateParks.com
A) 30 minutes B) 45 minutes C) 10 minutes D) 20 minutes
A) June 12, 2019 B) July 19, 2018 C) April 27, 2011 D) August 5, 2017
A) A yurt B) A cabin C) A treehouse D) A houseboat
A) Only in the summer B) No C) Only near the marina D) Yes
A) Jack Nicklaus B) Tiger Woods C) Arnold Palmer D) Gary Player
A) 2018 B) 2016 C) 2011 D) 2015 |