The Unique Hoodoos of Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park, Alberta
- 1. What geological feature is primarily found in Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park?
A) Glaciers
B) Hoodoos
C) Mountains
D) Canyons
- 2. What is the primary material that composes the hoodoos?
A) Limestone
B) Clay
C) Sandstone
D) Granite
- 3. Which river flows near Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park?
A) Fraser River
B) Bow River
C) Milk River
D) Saskatchewan River
- 4. What is the typical lifespan of hoodoos in Writing-on-Stone?
A) Millions of years
B) Hundreds of years
C) Thousands of years
D) Dozens of years
- 5. What creates the unique shapes of the hoodoos?
A) Volcanic activity
B) Earthquakes
C) Flooding
D) Erosion
- 6. What type of climate does Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park have?
A) Humid continental
B) Semi-arid
C) Subarctic
D) Tropical
- 7. Which Indigenous people have historical ties to Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park?
A) Cree
B) Blackfoot
C) Métis
D) Sioux
A) A geological fault
B) A type of tree
C) A lake formation
D) A tall, thin spire of rock
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