| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| US State | Colorado | 100%
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| Modern Native American tribe that lived, and still lives, near the Black Canyon | Ute | 60%
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| Year designated as a national park | 1999 | 40%
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| Nearest other site managed by the National Park Service, a recreation area with three reservoirs | Curecanti National Recreation Area | 40%
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| County and nearest town | Montrose | 40%
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| Black Canyon is popular for a "traditional" form of this sport, which uses temporary gear like cams instead of permanent bolts | Rock climbing | 40%
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| Depression-era government work relief program which employed young men throughout the national parks, including building roads on the north rim of Black Canyon | Civilian Conservation Corps | 20%
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| US President that first designated Black Canyon as a National Monument | Herbert Hoover | 20%
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| Railroad that travelled along the Gunnison River at the bottom of the canyon | Denver and Rio Grande Railroad | 0%
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| Steep, winding road to the Gunnison Diversion Dam | East Portal Road | 0%
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| Name of the visitor center | South Rim Visitor Center | 0%
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| The tallest vertical cliff in Colorado | The Painted Wall | 0%
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| Science fiction author who wrote City of Illusions, which was inspired by the Black Canyon | Ursula K. LeGuin | 0%
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