- 1. Where are the Yorkshire Dales located?
A) Scotland
B) England
C) Wales
D) Ireland
- 2. What type of rock are the Yorkshire Dales largely composed of?
A) Granite
B) Sandstone
C) Limestone
D) Shale
- 3. Which Yorkshire Dales landmark is known for its unique limestone formations?
A) Bolton Abbey
B) Malham Cove
C) Aysgarth Falls
D) Hardraw Force
- 4. Which of the following activities is commonly enjoyed in the Yorkshire Dales?
A) Skiing
B) Hiking
C) Skydiving
D) Scuba diving
- 5. What traditional cheese comes from the Yorkshire Dales region?
A) Wensleydale
B) Cheddar
C) Gorgonzola
D) Brie
- 6. What famous long-distance footpath passes through the Yorkshire Dales?
A) Appalachian Trail
B) Pacific Crest Trail
C) Pennine Way
D) Camino de Santiago
- 7. What is the name of the highest peak in the Yorkshire Dales?
A) Whernside
B) Pen-y-ghent
C) Ingleborough
D) Scafell Pike
- 8. Which agricultural practice is common in the Yorkshire Dales landscape?
A) Sheep farming
B) Banana plantations
C) Rice cultivation
D) Coffee growing
- 9. Which monarch's connection to the Yorkshire Dales is remembered through a castle ruin in Middleham?
A) Edward IV
B) Henry VIII
C) Richard III
D) Elizabeth I
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