| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| US State | Maine | 100%
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| Highest mountain | Cadillac Mountain | 60%
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| Largest settlement on that island, considered a resort town for visitors to the park | Bar Harbor | 40%
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| Philanthropist who donated much of the land that would become Acadia National Park | John D. Rockefeller Jr. | 40%
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| Island on which most of the park is located | Mount Desert Island | 40%
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| Event that, for a portion of the year, first occurs in the contiguous US on the summit of that mountain | Sunrise | 40%
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| Natural harbor that is the namesake of the lighthouse in the thumbnail | Bass Harbor | 20%
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| Nearest other site managed by the National Park Service, the site of the first French settlement in North America | Saint Croix Island | 20%
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| Year founded | 1919 | 0%
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| Preservationist known as the "Father of Acadia National Park," now the namesake of one of the park's mountains | George Dorr | 0%
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| Main visitor center | Hulls Cove | 0%
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| Pond in the center of the park, with a restaurant serving famous popover rolls | Jordan Pond | 0%
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| Original name of Acadia when it was designated by Congress as a national park | Lafayette National Park | 0%
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| Trail between Sand Beach and Otter Cliffs, featuring the famous Thunder Hole | Ocean Path | 0%
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| Bird of prey whose nesting habits require the closure of the above trail for part of the year | Peregrine Falcon | 0%
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| Strenuous trail that uses ladders and iron rungs to climb to the summit of Champlain Mountain | Precipice Trail | 0%
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