A) A famous gold mining company B) A local Native American tribe C) An early California pioneer D) A Confederate warship
A) CSS Kearsarge B) USS Normandy C) USS Confederate D) USS Kearsarge
A) 1919 B) 1937 C) 1920 D) 1864
A) The Round-Up B) Cupid, the Cowpuncher C) Gunga Din D) Water, Water Everywhere
A) Randolph Scott B) Gene Autry C) Buster Keaton D) Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle
A) Lone Pine B) Black Rock C) Springfield D) Normandy
A) Bortle class 1 B) Bortle class 4 C) Bortle class 5 D) Bortle class 2
A) The Alabama Hills Cinema Museum B) Lone Pine Film History Museum C) The California Film Archive D) The Western History Museum
A) How the West Was Won B) The Monolith Monsters C) Iron Man D) Django Unchained
A) Spring B) Fall C) Winter D) Summer
A) The moons of Jupiter B) The craters of the moon C) Andromeda and Triangulum galaxies D) The rings of Saturn
A) Gunsmoke B) The Twilight Zone C) Bonanza D) Rawhide
A) It only screens movies filmed in California B) It is the only festival held outdoors C) The actors attend every year D) Attendees watch films and visit the actual filming sites
A) 1937 Plymouth B) 1920 Dodge C) 1937 Ford D) 1950 Chevrolet
A) Central California city parks B) Joshua Tree National Park C) Grand Canyon National Park D) The city of Los Angeles
A) Tulare County B) Inyo County C) Mono County D) Kern County
A) North B) West C) East D) South
A) May 2019 B) March 2019 C) May 1969 D) March 1972
A) California State Parks B) Bureau of Land Management C) United States Forest Service D) National Park Service
A) Mount Rainier B) Mount Whitney C) Mount Lassen D) Mount Shasta
A) Camping only B) Hiking only C) No access allowed D) Day use only
A) 10 million years B) 85 million years C) 150–200 million years D) 500 million years
A) 20 million years B) 300 million years C) 85 million years D) 150–200 million years
A) Glacial erosion B) Volcanic cooling C) Tectonic uplift D) Spheroidal weathering
A) Ten thousand feet B) Five thousand feet C) Nine thousand feet D) One thousand feet
A) 500 feet B) 4,500 feet C) 3,000 feet D) 1,500 feet
A) Rainbow Arch B) Delicate Arch C) Landscape Arch D) Mobius Arch
A) Pacific Coast Highway B) Whitney Portal Road C) Mount Whitney Summit Trail D) Death Valley Road |