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    Question 1: Approximately what percentage of the water of the Niagara River flows over the Horseshoe Falls?
    A. 70%
    B. 90%
    C. 50%
    D. 10%
    Question 2: The flow of the water over the American Falls was completely blocked from June to November in what year?
    A. 1942
    B. 1969
    C. 1983
    D. 1936
    Question 3: How long is the crest of the American Falls if measured along the jagged lip of the falls?
    A. 393 feet (120 m)
    B. 950 feet (290 m)
    C. 688 feet (210 m)
    D. 1310 feet (400 m)
    Question 4: What event related to the Niagara Falls occurred on March 29th 1848?
    A. The flow of water over both falls stopped to the point where people could walk around the riverbed.
    B. The flow of water was stopped completely over the American Falls.
    C. The waterfalls were named
    D. A third, much smaller waterfall was discovered.
    Question 5: The cities of Niagara Falls, Ontario and Niagara Falls, New York are connected by three bridges. Which of them is the oldest one?
    A. Whirlpool Rapids Bridge
    B. Rainbow Bridge
    C. Kingston Bridge
    D. Lewiston-Queenston Bridge
    Question 6: When was the Skylon Tower, Niagaras most famous landmark, built?
    A. in the 1950s
    B. in the 1940s
    C. in the 1960s
    D. in the 1990s
    Question 7: Around the year 1859, Jean-François Blondin crossed the gorge below Niagara Falls on a tightrope 1100 feet (335 m) long, 160 feet (50 m) above the water. He made this accomplishment several times including which of the following theatrical variations?
    A. All of these
    B. He carried his manager on his back.
    C. He sat down midway while he cooked and ate an omelette.
    D. He was blindfolded.
    Question 8: Which U.S. state is nicknamed The Natural State?
    A. Alabama
    B. Alaska
    C. Arizona
    D. Arkansas
    Question 9: What nickname has been given to the U.S. state of Oregon?
    A. All of these
    B. Marmot State
    C. Beaver State
    D. Otter State
    Question 10: What U.S. state is nicknamed Land of Infinite Variety?
    A. South Carolina
    B. Florida
    C. Delaware
    D. South Dakota
    Question 11: Which of these nicknames has been given to the U.S. state of Colorado?
    A. Sweden of America
    B. Himalayas of America
    C. All of these
    D. Switzerland of America
    Question 12: Which of these nicknames has been given to the U.S. state of Illinois?
    A. Corn State
    B. Rubber State
    C. Cotton State
    D. Paper State
    Question 13: This U.S. state was nicknamed Vacationland, and the nickname is used on license plates.
    A. Hawaii
    B. Maine
    C. Nevada
    D. California
    Question 14: The Independence State is one of the nicknames of this U.S. state.
    A. Virginia
    B. New Hampshire
    C. Pennsylvania
    D. West Virginia
    Question 15: Which U.S. state is nicknamed The Cowboy State?
    A. Texas
    B. Iowa
    C. Wyoming
    D. Idaho