Utah
  • 1. What is the capital city of Utah?
A) Provo
B) Orem
C) Moab
D) Salt Lake City
  • 2. Which national park in Utah is known for its unique rock formations like hoodoos?
A) Capitol Reef National Park
B) Bryce Canyon National Park
C) Zion National Park
D) Arches National Park
  • 3. Which famous outlaw was killed in Utah in 1896?
A) Jesse James
B) Doc Holliday
C) Butch Cassidy
D) Billy the Kid
  • 4. What is the highest point in Utah?
A) Mount Olympus
B) Mount Timpanogos
C) Kings Peak
D) Mount Nebo
  • 5. Utah is known for having the greatest what on Earth?
A) Pioneer history
B) Snow on Earth
C) Ski resorts
D) Red rock arches
  • 6. Which Utah national park features the famous Delicate Arch?
A) Canyonlands National Park
B) Zion National Park
C) Capitol Reef National Park
D) Arches National Park
  • 7. What is the largest county by area in Utah?
A) Millard County
B) Utah County
C) Salt Lake County
D) San Juan County
  • 8. What is the name of the famous annual independent film festival held in Park City, Utah?
A) Sundance Film Festival
B) Toronto International Film Festival
C) Venice Film Festival
D) Cannes Film Festival
  • 9. What is the name of the famous dinosaur quarry in Utah that contains a large concentration of dinosaur bones?
A) Fossil Canyon
B) Jurassic World
C) Prehistoric Park
D) Dinosaur National Monument
  • 10. Which of the following is a nickname for the state of Utah?
A) Beehive State
B) Gem State
C) Evergreen State
D) Sunshine State
  • 11. What is the name of the world's largest open pit mine located in Utah?
A) Bingham Canyon Mine
B) Kennecott Copper Mine
C) Silver King Mine
D) Golden Spike Mine
  • 12. Which Utah town is famous for its Shakespearean festival?
A) Heber City
B) Springdale
C) Cedar City
D) Kanab
  • 13. What is the name of the famous natural rock bridge in Southern Utah?
A) Rainbow Bridge
B) Sydney Harbour Bridge
C) Golden Gate Bridge
D) London Bridge
  • 14. The first transcontinental railroad in the United States was completed in Utah. What was the name of the railroad company that laid the tracks?
A) Central Pacific Railroad
B) Union Pacific Railroad
C) Great Northern Railway
D) Southern Pacific Railroad
  • 15. What is the state tree of Utah?
A) Ponderosa Pine
B) Quaking Aspen
C) Cottonwood
D) Blue Spruce
  • 16. Which of the following is a famous natural arch located in Utah's Canyonlands National Park?
A) Mesa Arch
B) Delicate Arch
C) Double Arch
D) Landscape Arch
  • 17. What is the official state gem of Utah?
A) Topaz
B) Ruby
C) Emerald
D) Diamond
  • 18. Who was the Mormon leader known for leading the settlers to Utah and establishing Salt Lake City?
A) John Taylor
B) Brigham Young
C) Joseph Smith
D) Wilford Woodruff
  • 19. Which national park is NOT located in Utah?
A) Zion
B) Arches
C) Yosemite
D) Bryce Canyon
  • 20. In which year did Utah officially become a state?
A) 1847
B) 1901
C) 1950
D) 1896
  • 21. Which mountain range runs through the northern part of Utah?
A) Sierra Nevada
B) Appalachian Mountains
C) Rocky Mountains
D) Wasatch Range
  • 22. Which famous filmmaker was born in Utah and founded Sundance Film Festival?
A) Robert Redford
B) Clint Eastwood
C) Quentin Tarantino
D) Steven Spielberg
  • 23. The Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City is known for its large:
A) Garden
B) Clock
C) Spire
D) Fountain
  • 24. Which major interstate highway runs through Utah from north to south?
A) I-15
B) I-10
C) I-80
D) I-70
  • 25. In which country is the Utah Test and Training Range, where many military exercises take place?
A) United States
B) Russia
C) Australia
D) Canada
  • 26. The Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah are famous for what activity?
A) Land speed racing
B) Hot air ballooning
C) Rock climbing
D) Hang gliding
  • 27. What is the state motto of Utah?
A) Equality Before the Law
B) Industry
C) God, Union, Liberty
D) Peace and Justice
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