| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| US State | Ohio | 100%
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| Nearest other site managed by the National Park Service, the family home of America's 20th President | James A. Garfield National Historic Park | 67%
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| Lake that the Cuyahoga River drains into | Lake Erie | 67%
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| Before Cuyahoga Valley could be used as a recreation area, it needed to be cleaned of toxic waste, and became this kind of cleanup site | Superfund | 67%
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| In 2024, Cuyahoga Valley established a "sister park" agreement with Dartmoor, a national park located in this country | United Kingdom | 67%
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| Year designated as a national park | 2000 | 33%
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| Village that had an area known as "Helltown" - closed by the National Park Service, and the site of many spooky legends | Boston | 33%
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| Cuyahoga Valley's tallest and most popular waterfall, seen in the thumbnail | Brandywine Falls | 33%
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| Either of the two major cities that Cuyahoga Valley sits between, making it one of the most visited national parks in the US | Cleveland and Akron | 33%
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| Either of the two counties of that state where Cuyahoga Valley National Park is located | Cuyahoga and Summit | 33%
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| President who established Cuyahoga as a National Recreation Area | Gerald Ford | 33%
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| Precolumbian indigenous culture who built the Everett Mound | Hopewell | 33%
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| 20 mile trail that follows the path of the former Ohio and Erie Canal | Towpath Trail | 33%
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| Basketball team that played in the Richfield Coliseum, now demolished and within the borders of Cuyahoga Valley | Cleveland Cavaliers | 0%
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| Historic homestead that is now a living history museum | Hale Farm and Village | 0%
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