1) | What is the US State west of the Lake Superior? |
A) Minnesota B) Michigan C) Florida D) West Virginia
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2) | Where is the primary ouflow of Lake Superior located? |
A) Lake Huron B) St. Mary's River C) St. Louis River D) Lake Michigan
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3) | How do the Ojibwe call the Lake Superior? |
A) Kitchi-gicho B) gichi-gitchie C) gaichi-kimi D) gichi-gami
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4) | When was the Lake Superior's lowest water level recorded? |
A) September 2000 B) September 2007 C) September 2008 D) September 2011
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5) | What is the lake type of Lake Superior? |
A) Oligotrophic B) Glacial C) Eutrophic D) Salty
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6) | What is the surface area of Lake Superior? |
A) 31,500 square miles B) 33,700 square miles C) 31,700 square miles D) 33,800 square miles
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7) | What was the agency that regulated the diversions of water from the Hudson Bay watershed? |
A) Lake Superior NOAA B) Great Lakes Coast Watch C) International Lake Superior Board of Control D) EPA's Great Lakes Atlas
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8) | What are the basin countries of Lake Superior? |
A) US and Guam B) US and Canada C) Canada and Mexico D) Canada and Guam
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9) | What is the largest island in Lake Superior? |
A) Madeline Island B) Marianas Island C) Isle Royale D) Grand Island
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10) | How did the first French explorers call the Lake Superior during their exploration in 17th century? |
A) royal island B) great lake C) big lake D) le lac superieur
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11) | When did the last warships sink in the great lakes during a Lake Superior storm? |
A) 1920 B) 1950 C) 1955 D) 1918
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12) | What were the first people that came to Lake Superior? |
A) Ojibwe B) Plano C) Laurel D) Cree
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13) | Who were the inhabitants of Lake Superior during 500 BC to AD 500 that developed seine net fishing? |
A) Laurel people B) Plano C) Cree D) Indians
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14) | What was the last major shipwreck on Lake Superior that happened on November 10, 1975? |
A) Inkerman and Cerisoles B) Cyprus C) SS Edmund Fitzgerald D) Grand Marais
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15) | What part of the Lake Superior where more ships have been lost than any other part of lake? |
A) Whitefish Point B) Underwater Preserve C) Grand Marais D) Westpoint
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16) | What is the designated scenic road system connecting all of the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence River? |
A) Highway 17: A Scenic Route B) NOAA Technical Route C) Lake superior Route D) Great Lakes Circle Tour
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17) | How does the historian Frederick Stonehouse call the southern shore of Lake Superior between Grand Marais, Michigan, and Whitefish Point? |
A) Whitefish Point Underwater Preserve B) Cyprus C) The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald D) Graveyard of the Great Lakes
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18) | What were the people that inhabited in Lake Superior during 5000–500 BC? |
A) Shield Archaic B) Laurel C) Indians D) Cree
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19) | What was the ore carrier that sank in Lake Superior on October 11, 1907? |
A) Cyprus B) SS Edmund Fitzgerald C) Inkerman and Cerisoles D) Mataafa
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20) | How many species of fish were found in Lake Superior? |
A) over 100 B) over 50 C) over 30 D) over 80
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