History
Animals and Nature
Geography
Tourism
100

When did the Grand Canyon become a national park?

1919

100

What is one animal that can be found in the Grand Canyon? 

Gray fox, mule deer, big horn sheep, mountain lions, squirrels, birds, eagles, ducks, reptiles, insects, etc.

100

In what state is the Grand Canyon located?

Arizona

100

Why do people visit the Grand Canyon? 

To see beautiful nature and dramatic views!

200

What formed the Grand Canyon?

The Colorado River

200

What colors dominate the Grand Canyon scenery?

Red and orange

200

In what continent is the Grand Canyon?

North America

200

What are two things that visitors do at the Grand Canyon?

Explore, hike, camp, etc.

300

How long did it take for the Grand Canyon to form?

5-6 million years

300

What is the climate of the Grand Canyon?

Dry, hot, desert

300

True or false: The Grand Canyon the smallest canyon in the United States.

False. It is the largest canyon in the United States!

300

What are 3 ways in which visitors experience the Grand Canyon?

On land, water, or air

400
How was the Grand Canyon formed?

The Colorado River washed soft rock away

400

How many kinds of birds live around the Grand Canyon?

370

400

What is the name of the most popular part of the Grand Canyon?

The South Rim

400

What do hikers need to watch out for?

Deadly spiders and snakes
500

By what natural process was the Grand Canyon formed?

Erosion

500

Name five animals that live in the Grand Canyon

Gray fox, mule deer, big horn sheep, mountain lions, squirrels, eagles, ducks, reptiles, insects, snakes, spiders

500

Where does the Colorado River end?

The ocean -- specifically, the Gulf of California

500

In what ways do people explore the canyon by boat?

People take rafts or power boats down the Colorado River. Boaters camp along the river at night.