What is the primary mode of transportation in the vast and rugged Alaskan wilderness during the early 20th century?

• Bicycles

• Snowmobiles

• Dog sleds

• Horse-drawn carriages

What event in 1925 highlighted the crucial role sled dogs played in Alaskan communities?

• The Great Race of Mercy

• The Great Alaskan Blizzard

• The Iditarod Challenge

• The Nome Epidemic

Who had a passion for preserving the sled dog tradition and dreamed of a long-distance sled dog race?

• Joe Redington Sr.

• An Alaskan musher

• Tom Johnson

• A Nome resident

When was the first Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race organized?

• 1995

• 1960s

• 1973

• 1980s

Where does the Iditarod race typically begin and end?

• Anchorage to Nome

• Anchorage to Juneau

• Anchorage to Fairbanks

• Anchorage to Sitka

What is the distance covered by mushers and their dog teams in the Iditarod race?

• 750 miles

• 500 miles

• 1,500 miles

• 1,000 miles

What is the Iditarod a celebration of?

• The Tour de France

• Alaskan culture

• The Super Bowl

• The Kentucky Derby

What does the Iditarod race honor while embracing the future?

• The present and the future

• The past, present, and future

• The future and the past

• The past and the present

What is the enduring partnership highlighted in the history of the Iditarod?

• Humans and cats

• Humans and birds

• Humans and dogs

• Humans and horses

What is the spirit of the Last Great Race on Earth?

• The spirit of relaxation

• The spirit of exploration

• The spirit of cooperation

• The spirit of competition