Camping with the President Selection Test

What inspired President Roosevelt to take a trip to the West?

• He had always wanted to travel West.

• He read a book titled Our National Parks.

• He wanted to go camping with John Muir.

• He wanted to get away from the Secret Service.

What is the Grizzly Giant?

• the largest Grizzly Bear in the world.

• a giant sequoia tree in the Mariposa Grove.

• a steep waterfall in Yosemite National Park.

• a huge granite boulder in Yosemite National Park

Which problem did President Roosevelt face on his trip?

• He had to sleep in the wilderness.

• Wild animals threatened their safety.

• Charlie Leidig would not let him cook breakfast.

• Reporters and the Secret Service would not give him privacy.

Why was President Roosevelt so upset that people had cut down sequoia trees?

• The sequoia wood was not useful.

• He wanted to use them for building fence posts.

• It would prevent future generations from seeing them.

• They were destroying the habitats of many wilderness animals.

Based on text evidence, you can conclude that

• President Roosevelt and John Muir became best friends.

• President Roosevelt took many trips West during his presidency.

• President Roosevelt planted sequoia trees on the White House property.

• President Roosevelt's trip West affected his views on land preservation.

What does the word indicated mean?

• explained

• found

• meant

• showed

Which word has almost the same meaning as the word generations?

• eras

• inspirations

• organizations

• siblings

What does the word sheer mean?

• active

• enormous

• steep

• valuable

Which word has the OPPOSITE meaning of the word encounter?

• avoidance

• emergency

• entrance

• possibility

Which of the following words is defined:

Special force used when saying a particular word

Stress given to a syllable or word

• debris

• emphasis

• encounter

• naturalist