Bitten by a tarantula, a true Desert Rat would:
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Farthest south of the five dams now, (Nov. 1942), in the lower Colorado River is:
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The legendary god Tahquitz of the Cahuilla Indians, lived in a cave on:
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Traveling the paved highway from Gallup to Albuquerque, New Mexico, the predominating handicraft product sold by Indians in roadside stands is:
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Pipe Springs National Monument is located in:
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When you hear a botanist talking about Larrea, he or she is referring to what you and I would call:
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Wild game sometimes seen in the Petrified Forest National Monument are:
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If the man at the service station informed you that you were in Pahranagat Valley, you would know you were in:
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Galena is an ore of:
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Lieutenant Ives is remembered for his:
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Hohokam is the name given:
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Headwaters of the Little Colorado River are in the:
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A packrat's nest generally is made of:
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Havasupai Indians of northern Arizona are closely related to the:
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If the famous Bird Cage Theater was still operating, you could witness its theatricals by going to:
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Phainopepla is the name of a desert...
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Predominating color of the sandstones seen in Monument Valley is:
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If you came to a sign that read "Tinajas Altas", you would know you were on the:
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If you were to prepare a tender mescal bud for food, Indian style, you would:
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