Kentucky Natural Wonders and History

The video explores five natural wonders of Kentucky: Cumberland Gap, Black Mountain, Natural Bridge, Cumberland Falls, and Mammoth Cave. Each location is described in terms of its unique features, historical significance, and natural beauty. The video encourages viewers to explore these sites and appreciate Kentucky's natural landscapes.

What is the main topic of the video?

• Famous people from Kentucky

• Natural wonders of Kentucky

• Cultural festivals in Kentucky

• Historical landmarks in Kentucky

Which natural wonder allows you to stand in three states at once?

• Natural Bridge

• Black Mountain

• Mammoth Cave

• Cumberland Gap

Who were some of the early explorers that used the Cumberland Gap?

• James Cook and Ferdinand Magellan

• Christopher Columbus and John Smith

• Thomas Walker and Daniel Boone

• Lewis and Clark

What is the highest point in Kentucky?

• Cumberland Gap

• Black Mountain

• Natural Bridge

• Mammoth Cave

What is another name for Black Mountain?

• Daniel Mountain

• Walker Mountain

• Catherine Mountain

• Thomas Mountain

Which natural wonder is part of the Red River Gorge?

• Black Mountain

• Natural Bridge

• Mammoth Cave

• Cumberland Gap

When was the land of Natural Bridge given to the Kentucky State Park Commission?

• 1895

• 1926

• 1941

• 1981

Which waterfall in Kentucky produces a moonbow?

• Great Falls

• Victoria Falls

• Cumberland Falls

• Niagara Falls

How many miles of cave tunnels does Mammoth Cave have?

• 150 miles

• 350 miles

• 250 miles

• 450 miles

When did Mammoth Cave become a national park?

• 1926

• 1933

• 1941

• 1981