Nevada Black Diamonds are...

• Low grade native diamonds
• Obsidian
• Smoky quartz crystals
• Perlite

Flint and obsidian implements of the desert Indians usually were made by...

• Applying pressure to edge of rough flint with point of deer antler
• Headting the flint and touching the edge with cold water
• Grinding edge on a flat stone
• Using a crude stone tool as a chisel

The Colorado River tributary which Powell named the Dirty Devil River is now (1943) known as...(*note: The Dirty Devil originates at the junction of two rivers northeast of Hanksville; J. W. Powell made no distinction how far upriver the name would apply, so the name Dirty Devil has stuck to the reach of the river below the junction.)

• Fremont
• Henry
• Hassayampa
• Bill Williams

Acoma, the Sky City, is located on...

• The Zuñi Indian Reservation
• The Navajo Reservation
• The Laguna Reservation
• The Isleta Reservation

If you were traveling through Arizona on Highway 66, you would pass through which of these towns...

• Phoenix
• Holbrook
• Prescott
• Nogales

The age of Chetro Ketl ruins in Chaco Canyon, NM, is estimated by scientists as approximately...

• 300 years old
• 900 years old
• 1500 years old
• 2000 years old

Rainbow Bridge, Utah, was first seen by white men in...

• 1908
• 1899
• 1913
• 1922

Fortification Hill may be seen from...

• Boulder Dam (Hoover Dam)
• Phoenix
• Las Cruces
• Randsburg

Gypsum Cave in Southern Nevada is famous for its...

• Unusual gypsum crystals
• Ground sloth remains
• Outlaw hideout
• Hieroglyphs

Geologists believe the age of the fossil oyster beds in the Yuha Basin in Imperial Valley, is at least...

• One million years old
• Nine million years old
• 17 million years old
• Ten thousand years old

The Gadsden Purchase of 1853...

• Added territory to Arizona and New Mexico
• Formed the northern section of Lower California
• Represented a government settlement with Navajo Indians in New Mexico
• Included Southeast New Mexico oil lands

An arrastra is...

• A primitive club-like weapon for hunting rabbits
• A device to crush ore
• A type of Spanish mill for grinding grain
• A Spanish unit of land measure

Mukuntuweap is...

• The name of a Ute Indian chief
• A river in New Mexico
• Former name of Zion National Park
• Ceremonial god of the Hopi Indians

According to legend the Lost Dutchman mine of Arizona is located in the ...

• Harquahala Range
• Superstition Mountains
• Castle Dome Mountains
• Santa Catalina Mountains

Most complete study of Death Valley flora (as of Sept. 1943) was written by...

• Edmund C. Jaeger
• Frederick V. Colville
• W. A. Chalfant
• George Wharton James

If you owned a cinnabar mine with a mill for processing the ore you would ship your product to market in...

• Ingots
• Flasks
• Bags
• Bales

The mescal plant which grows in the desert region is...

• Yucca
• Barrel cactus
• Ocotillo
• Agave

_Children of God_ by Vardis Fisher, is the story of...

• Navajo creation legends
• Mormons
• Pioneers in the Apache country of New Mexico
• Indian children in Southwest missionary schools

Walls of ancient cliff dwellings found in the Southwest usually are built of...

• Rough hewn logs
• Stone
• Adobe bricks
• Sticks plastered with mud

One of these is an artist...

• Edwin Corle
• Mary Kidder Rak
• Charles Keetsie Shirley
• Frank Hamilton Cushing