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A colorful and scenic view of Zion National Park, featuring dramatic red rock formations, lush greenery, and a blue sky, conveying the beauty of Utah's landscape.

Discover Zion: The Ultimate Quiz

Test your knowledge about Utah's natural wonders and unique history with our engaging quiz about Zion National Park and its surroundings. This quiz will challenge your understanding of local flora, fauna, and cultural heritage.

11 thought-provoking questions
Learn fun facts about Zion and its significance
Perfect for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by ExploringNature52

What is Utah's State Bird? (and no it is not a goose....)

California Gull

Bald Eagle

Western Grebe

Wild Turkey

This flower blooms twice a year in the Zion area, what is it?

Mojave Gold Poppy

Globemallow

Orange Agoseris

Sanddune Wallflower

True or False, Tadpole Shrimp live among Zion's slickrock potholes, hatching and reaching adulthood in just 6 days! As an egg it can lay dormant for decades waiting for perfect pothole conditions before it hatches.

True

False

One of our Vendors, Wild Tribute, is focused on doing what for the National Parks?

Providing Eco Friendly apparel for Park Stores

Trying to be the number 1 vendor to the parks

Make money so they can visit all of the National Parks

Donate 4% of their profits back to the parks

Which of the following is INCORRECT about Impact Photographics, our vendor for Magnets, Postcards, Keychains, Puzzles and many other items?

85% of the retail dollar spent on impact items remains in the USA

Been in the souvenir business for over 35 years

All packaging for products is made of recycled paper

Many products use soy based inks and water based coatings

None, all answers are correct

True or False, approximately 75% of Utah's land is public land, whether it be National Park, BLM, National Forest or other public land.

True

False

True or False, in 1864 Springdale became a branch of the much more developed community of Rockville. Springdale settlers would travel the few miles over to Rockville to shop, go to church and use the post office.

True

False

Cedar City and Cedar Breaks NM are both named after a misidentified tree. What tree did settles think were Cedars?

Juniper

Aspen

Bristlecone

Doublas Fir

What is the name of the fortified ranch house at Pipe Spring NM?

Pipe Spring Fort

Winsor Cottage

Winsor Castle

Fort Bubbling Spring

What is this Mystery Item from Pipe Spring's Cultural History Museum?

Device for fashioning shoes

Corn Husker

Peach Peeler

Device used to core apples

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