10+7= Number of dogs first taken across the plains.
What are 17?
100
This is the shape the wagons must form at night.
What is a circle?
100
No freeways here. The pioneers made roads and these so that the Saints that came later could cross water.
What are bridges?
100
A male one of these animals is a buck; a female is a doe.
What are deer?
100
This popular trail led through the Rocky Mountains and was used by traders, trappers, and explorers.
What is the Oregon Trail?
200
74+74= number of men, children, and women in the first company of pioneers which left Winter Quarters in April 1847.
What is 148?
200
It's 9:01 p.m. You're one minute late for this.
What is bed?
200
What?! No McDonalds? Pioneers did this when hungry.
What is hunt for food?
200
These animals travel in packs.
What are wolves?
200
Brigham Young built this trail along the north side of the Platte River and named it this.
What is the Mormon Trail.
300
100-27= number of wagons that first set out toward the West from Winter Quarters.
What is 73?
300
Rise and shine! This is the time to get up, pray, eat breakfast, and feed and water the animals.
What is 5AM?
300
Though they did not drive cars, one man, William Clayton, invented a device called the odometer. Today, there is an odometer in every car. What does it do?
Calculates distance.
300
This animal is also called a Bison.
What is a Buffalo?
300
This "rock" near the Nebraska/Wyoming border marked the halfway-point on the pioneer's journey from Winter Quarters to Salt Lake City.
What is Chimney Rock?
400
22x3= number of oxen that first accompanied the Saints toward Utah.
What is 66?
400
Where do you think you're going? Every man must stay by this which carried supplies.
What is their wagon?
400
Are you lost? Well, I hope you can find your way, because pioneers were the ones who created these for other pioneers.
What are maps?
400
This reptile's rattle can be heard up to 60 feet away.