John Muir

Another influential experience was when Muir discovered a rare flower called the Calypso borealis, sparking his curiosity and love for ___?

What values did John Muir's upbringing instill in him?

• A strong work ethic and a deep appreciation for the beauty of nature

• A love for technology and innovation

• A passion for art and music

• A desire for fame and fortune

What factors contributed to John Muir's deep appreciation for the natural world?

• His family

• His education

• His influential experiences

• His love for adventure

What experiences in John Muir's childhood shaped his love for nature and his future as a conservationist?

• His parents' love for nature

• His frequent visits to national parks

• His encounters with wildlife

• His interest in science and exploration

What was Muir's impact on the creation of national parks?

• He played a significant role in advocating for the establishment of national parks.

• He had no influence on the creation of national parks.

• He opposed the creation of national parks.

• He was involved in the destruction of national parks.

What is the title of the passage?

• John Muir's Adulthood

• Muir's Travels and Adventures

• Wilderness of North America

• John Muir's Childhood

Muir's lasting legacy and inspiration for environmentalists is ___?

What was John Muir dedicated to?

• Preserving and protecting the natural environment

• Exploring new territories

• Writing poetry

• Building cities

What were the key factors that shaped John Muir's adulthood?

• Family pressure, financial stability, and career opportunities
• Interest in technology, love for animals, and political activism
• Religious beliefs, artistic pursuits, and social media influence
• Love for nature, wilderness experiences, and conservation advocacy