A) 2,331 feet B) 8,000 feet C) 5,200 feet D) 7,646 feet
A) Coconino County B) Mohave County C) Maricopa County D) Pima County
A) The U.S. Board on Geographic Names B) The American Museum of Natural History C) Clarence Dutton D) Emery Kolb
A) 1906 B) 1899 C) 1937 D) 1925
A) Mediterranean B) Humid continental C) Cold semi-arid D) Tropical savanna
A) Grand Canyon National Park Service B) Smithsonian Institution C) Arizona State University D) American Museum of Natural History
A) To map the Colorado River B) The buttes might have evolved new species C) To find ancient dinosaur fossils D) To discover gold deposits
A) A Kodak film box B) A surveying tripod C) A topographic map D) A canteen
A) Coconino Sandstone B) Kaibab Limestone C) Redwall Limestone D) Tonto Group
A) 100,000 years ago B) 10 million years ago C) 500 million years ago D) 265 million years ago
A) Trinity and Crystal Creeks B) Bright Angel and Hermit Creeks C) Havasu and Mooney Creeks D) Phantom and Pipe Creeks
A) Bristlecone Pine B) Douglas Fir C) Engelmann Spruce D) Ponderosa Pine
A) 3,000 feet B) 2,331 feet C) 7,646 feet D) 5,200 feet
A) Theodore Roosevelt B) John Wesley Powell C) Clarence Dutton D) Emery Kolb
A) Ganesha B) Brahma C) Shiva D) Vishnu
A) Ancestral Puebloan dwellings B) A hidden cave system C) New species of chipmunk D) Signs of recent volcanic activity
A) Tonto Group B) Redwall Limestone C) Kaibab Limestone D) Supai Group
A) 2 miles B) 10 miles C) 2.5 miles D) 6 miles |