Roadtrip in USA

What symbolizes the Statue of Liberty and who gifted it?

• It symbolizes friendship between countries and is gift from UK

• It symbolizes freedom and is gift from France

• It symbolizes friendship between countries and is gift from France

• It symbolizes an enlightment and is gift from UK

What happened to the first bell that was placed in the bell tower of Independence Hall in 1751?

• Isaac Norris ordered a weak bell, which cracked on the first test ring.

• It became the Pennsylvania State House bell, which later on was called the Liberty Bell.

• It broke and was melted down to make a new bell.

• It was used to summon citizens of Philadelphia to hear the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence by Colonel John Nixon.

What was popular sight in Kentucky?

• 400 miles long mapped cave.

•  275 square miles of desert.

• Canyon, which is the finest  examples of arid-land erosion in the world.

•  A waterfall, where about 700,000 gallons of water flow down every second at around 100 miles per hour.

What can you do in New Orleans' annual Jazz festival?

• Sleep

• Listen to Louisiana music

• Listen to large verity of music

• Listen only jazz music

What is it called?

• White sand dunes

• Sand dunes

• Dunes

• Gypsum dunes

Mesa Verde National Park was established to preserve and intepret...

• ...archaeological heritage of the Navajo people.

• ...archaeological heritage of the Cherokee people.

• ...archaeological heritage of the Plain Indians .

• ...archaeological heritage of the Ancestral Puebloan people.

Which of these aren't part of the Antelope Canyon?

• Rattle Snake Canyon

• Mountain Lion Canyon

• Canyon X

• Owl Canyon

The Arizona's Upper Antelope Canyon is also known as “The corkscrew"? (Answer: true or false)

Antelope Canyon is also called "Tsé bighánílíní in Navajo", which can be translated into English as...?

• “The place where antelopes run between rocks”

• “The place where water runs through rocks”

• “The place where water runs between the rocks”

• “The place where water runs”

How can Grand Canyon influence the weather?

• It actually can't influence the weather.

• Its height differs from 2,000 feet to over 8,000 feet, allowing it to experience a variety of weather conditions.

• The temperature generally increases by 5.5 degrees with each 1,000-feet loss in elevation.

• Its height differs from 2,000 feet to over 8,000 feet, allowing it to stop rain clouds, storm clouds and wind.