Q 01/05
A) Oregon
B) Washington
C) California
D) Idaho
Answer · why
It is the state's only national park and, established in 1902, the fifth-oldest in the country.
Q 02/05
A) Mount Hood
B) Mount Mazama
C) Mount Thielsen
D) Mount McLoughlin
Answer · why
The mountain once stood around 12,000 feet, which would have made it the state's highest peak; the Klamath called it Tum-sum-ne.
Q 03/05
A) 949 feet
B) 2,949 feet
C) 1,949 feet
D) 4,000 feet
Answer · why
That makes it the deepest lake in the United States and the second-deepest in North America after Canada's Great Slave Lake.
Q 04/05
A) By hot springs on the lake floor
B) By an underground river from the Cascades
C) By snowmelt piped from Mount Scott
D) Entirely by rain and snow falling on it
Answer · why
Water leaves only by evaporation and seepage, which is why the lake is among the purest and clearest on Earth.
Q 05/05
A) About 77,000 years ago
B) About 7,700 years ago
C) About 770 years ago
D) About 7 million years ago
Answer · why
The blast was the largest in the Cascades in a million years and left a hole about 4,000 feet deep that took roughly 740 years to fill.
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