Our National Parks

What are three words to describe the redwoods?

• Ancient

• Tallest

• Old-Growth

• Purple

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Name three ways to describe Zion National Park

• Pink and white cliffs

• Rocky canyon

• Dangerous

• Full of water

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Name two ways to describe Great Smoky Mountain National Park

• Original Cherokee Home

• Rocky trail

• Old forest

• Part of Arkansas

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Where in the U.S. is Zion National Park?

• Springdale, Arkansas

• Springdale, Utah

• Hawaii

• Puerto Rico

Where in California is Redwood National Park?

• Los Angeles

• Hollywood

• NW California

• North of San Fransisco

Tell where the Great Smoky Mountains are found:

• In the Eastern part of the U.S.A.

• Little Rock

• Between Tennessee and North Carolina

• San Salvador

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What cities are near the Great Smoky Mountains?

• Asheville, North Carolina

• Arecibo

• Majuro

• Knoxville, Tennessee

Redwoods National Forest is in the _______________ region of the U.S

• North

• Northwestern

• Southern

Redwood trees are the tallest trees in the world.

They also have the biggest circumference, which means they are the ________trees in the world, too!

• wider

• wide

• widest

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Zion, Yellowstone, Yosemite, and the Grand Canyon are among the most popular national parks. Each one has __________ 4 million visitors annually.

• over

• above

• at

• in

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