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Preguntas del test (10)
11. In Washington, Bigfoot is a(n):
- AOutlaw
- BProtected resource
- CPet
- DMonster above the law
22. In Skamania County, WA, the slaying of Bigfoot is
- AA felony
- BA hobby
- CA sport
- DNone of the above
33. Which President claims to have seen Bigfoot?
- AObama
- BWashington
- CTruman
- DRoosevelt
44. In 1977, hairs thought to belong to Bigfoot were examined by:
- AThe Pentagon
- BThe FBI
- CParks & Recreation
- DWashington State Police
55. Bigfoot also goes by:
- AYeti, Hibagon, Yowie and Fear Liath.
- BChupacabra, Yeti, Lycanthrope and Skunk Ape
- CFear Liath, Banshee, Manticore and Yeren
- DBehemoth, Mandrake, Yeti, Skunk Ape
66. Bigfoot is more often seen:
- AOn the West Coast
- BOn the East Coast
- CIn the middle of the country
- DIn Canada
77. The study of animals not recognized by science is called:
- AOrnithology
- BCryptoanalysis
- CXenoarchaeology
- DCryptozoology
88. The word “Sasquatch” comes from the folklore of which Native American group?
- AChumash
- BHalkomelem
- CIroquois
- DModoc
99. “Ape Canyon” was reportedly the site of a violent encounter between which groups?
- ASasquatches and a group of hunters
- BSasquatches and a group of Boy Scouts
- CSkiers and bears
- DSasquatches and bear
1010. Media attention of Bigfoot was inspired by a machine operator, who made large caste footprints. He went by the name:
- ASam Kilhooley
- BKen Blayton
- CJerry Crew
- DLester Jaestner
Información
- Descripción
- Lesson 1 - Bigfoot
- Autor
- Jennifer Harmon
- Idioma
- English
- Visitas
- 93
- Etiquetas
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