Acadia National Park Knowledge Assessment

Acadia National Park, located on Maine's coast, is a protected area established in 1919. It features diverse ecosystems, including forests, lakes, and wetlands, and offers activities like hiking, bird watching, and camping. The park is home to various wildlife species and geological formations shaped by glaciers. Visitors can explore lighthouses, trails, and beaches, and enjoy star gazing. The park's glossary provides definitions of key terms related to its geography and wildlife.

What is the highest point in Acadia National Park?

• Beehive

• Bass Harbor Head Light

• Jordan Pond

• Cadillac Mountain

Why was the land for Acadia National Park donated?

• To create a new city

• To establish a wildlife reserve

• To protect it from development

• To build more roads

Which of the following animals can be found in Acadia National Park?

• Lions

• Elephants

• Moose

• Kangaroos

What natural event helped shape the lakes and valleys in Acadia National Park?

• Earthquakes

• Glaciers

• Volcanic eruptions

• Tornadoes

What activity can you enjoy on Park Loop Road?

• Scuba diving

• Paragliding

• Driving

• Surfing

Which island requires a ferry to access for camping?

• Jordan Island

• Isle au Haut

• Cadillac Island

• Mount Desert Island

What is a popular activity on Ship Harbor Trail?

• Rock climbing

• Fishing

• Skiing

• Bird watching

How did Acadia National Park help peregrine falcons?

• By relocating them

• By feeding them

• By closing trails during hatching

• By building nests

What is the Beehive in Acadia National Park?

• A type of bird

• A rocky peak

• A lighthouse

• A lake

What does the term 'peninsula' refer to?

• A piece of land surrounded by water on three sides

• A type of bird

• A type of tree

• A mountain range