Geography
What is Utah's capital?
Salt Lake City
What is the #1 most harvested natural resource?
Copper
What is the name of the city that was originally named "The Great Salt Lake City"
Salt Lake City
What is the biggest lake in Utah?
The Great Salt Lake
Who was the first president of the US?
George Washington
What states border Utah?
Idaho,Arizona,Colorado,Nevada and Wyoming.
What Famous Lake is Utah know for?
The Great Salt Lake
What national park is famous for its arches?
Arches National Park
What is the biggest arch in Utah?
Landscape Arch
Who was the 50th president of the US?
Donald Trump
What great lake used to cover northern Utah?
Lake Bonneville
What is three of Utah's natural resources
Gold, oil, copper, silver, magnesium, natural gas, clay and gravel.
What is Utah's nickname?
The Beehive State
What is the biggest mountain in Utah?
Kings Peak
Who was the 49th president of the US?
Joe Biden
Which park was established as Utah's first national park?
Zion National Park
Is coal a renewable or non-renewable resource?
Non-renewable
How many national parks are in Utah?
5
What is the biggest river entirely in Utah?
The Sevier River
Who was the 3rd president of the US?
Thomas Jefferson
Which 2 national parks surround Moab?
Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park
Is gas a renewable or non-renewable resource?
Non-renewable
What national monument of the Rockies spans the Colorado and Utah border and, as its name suggests, hosts one of the world's richest fossil deposits?
Dinosaur National Monument
What is the biggest mountain range in Utah?
Uinta Mountains
Who was the 4th president of the US?
James Madison