National parks
How Many National parks does Alaska have?
What is 8
Who is the state governor?
Who is Michael Dunleavy.
Tell me one thing Nome is famous for.
Bird watching
Former gold rush town
Being the end of the Iditarod
What year did the U.S buy Alaska from Russia
1867
Alaska is known for it's variable climate
TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
What Number out of 63 national parks is Denali (when it was first established)
What is 11
what is Alaska's total population rounding to the nearest 100 thousand if you get it exactly right then you get double points
740,000
And here is the whole number 740,133
How long is the Iditarod
1000 mile race
how much money was each acre for Alaska
2 cents
True or false
True it does but not everywhere it still is cold and yes has ice some places but not everywhere
Bonus 300
Hit the Big time!!
The Iditarod was inspired by what?
The diphtheria race to get the medicine to sick people in Nome.
What town does the Iditarod start at and finish at?
Anchorage to Nome
how much did Alaska sell for total
Around 7.2 million dollars
Ran out of ideas pick another one
Sorry
Alright, now for something really hard if you are the one who picked the question then you are at risk off losing points but if you get it right it is double so 800 points otherwise -400. here is the question
What is Number 48 when it was fist established
What is Wrangell - St. Elias
what is the state abbreviation
AK, take full points if you said AK
if you said AL you were close take half of the points if you said AL
What book that we all know has this same story
Balto
What year was Alaska admitted into the union
1959
same as the one above ran out of ideas
sorry
Alaska has a number 7 of when they were first established into the national parks.
TRUE OR FALSE?
what is FALSE
Who wants a bonus 500 points!!
Too bad!! Lose 500 points
NEXT!!
On things to do with the cute polar bears as a background number three is the beautiful turquoise waters of what river?
Kenai River
If you want to get into the wildlife refuge what is the most common way to get there
planes that can land on lakes or tiny airstrips.
What did Fridtjof Nansen do for a living?
He was a Norwegian explorer and scientist