A Family Road Trip Through America's National Parks
Questions:
5
Grade:
5
Words:
100
The Johnson family was planning a summer road trip. They decided to visit some of America's National Parks. Their first stop was Yellowstone National Park. Do you know Yellowstone is the first National Park in the U.S and even in the world? From Yellowstone, which is in the northwest, they drove south to Yosemite National Park. There, they saw giant sequoia trees that are over 1,000 years old. What a sight! Next, they traveled east to the Smoky Mountains National Park. It's in the eastern part of the country. They saw lots of wildlife there, including black bears and deer.
Question 1
What was the first National Park in the world?
A
Yosemite National Park
B
Smoky Mountains National Park
C
Grand Canyon National Park
D
Yellowstone National Park
Explanation. Yellowstone is mentioned as the first National Park in the U.S and even in the world.
E
Everglades National Park
Question 2
Which direction did the Johnson family travel from Yellowstone to reach Yosemite?
A
North
B
East
C
South
Explanation. The text mentions that the Johnson family drove south from Yellowstone to Yosemite.
D
West
E
Northwest
Question 3
What type of trees did the Johnson family see in Yosemite National Park?
A
Pine Trees
B
Oak Trees
C
Giant Sequoia Trees
Explanation. The text mentions that the Johnson family saw giant sequoia trees at Yosemite.
D
Birch Trees
E
Willow Trees
Question 4
Which animals were seen by the Johnson family in the Smoky Mountains National Park?
A
Lions and Tigers
B
Kangaroos and Koalas
C
Giraffes and Elephants
D
Black Bears and Deer
Explanation. The text mentions that the Johnson family saw black bears and deer in the Smoky Mountains National Park.
E
Wolves and Foxes
Question 5
In which part of the country is the Smoky Mountains National Park located?
A
Western
B
Central
C
Southern
D
Northern
E
Eastern
Explanation. The text mentions that the Smoky Mountains National Park is in the eastern part of the country.
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