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Death in Yellowstone: Accidents and Foolhardiness in the First National Park Quiz

Lee Whittlesey

This Study Guide consists of approximately 23 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Death in Yellowstone.

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Introduction, Chapters 1-2, Hold Fast to Your Children: Death in Hot Water, 'These Animals Are Not Real': The Myth That Can Kill You!

Chapter 3, Human Deaths from Bears and How to Keep Them From Happening

Chapters 11-14, Fatal Attraction: Deaths From Falls, Deaths From Forest Fires: Smoke Chasing Can Kill, The Gloom of Earthquakes: Shaky Breaky Park, Danger in the Water: Deaths From Drowning

Chapters 15-20, Clash of Cultures: Deaths From Indian Battles, A Knockout at Bacon Rind: Deaths From Fights, A Death From Diving, Wild Horses: Deaths From Horse, Wagon, and Stagecoach Incidents, Deaths From Accidental and Self Defense Shootings, Malice in

Chapters 21-25, Powerless in Eden: Deaths From Suicide, Missing and Presumed Dead, Deaths From Gas Stove Explosions and Structural Fires, Deaths From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, Travel in Wonderland: Death on the Road and in the Air, Conclusion: Pay Attent

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Six deadly poisonous ____________________ grow in Yellowstone as well, such as the Death Cap, Destroying Angel, Deadly Concybe, Deadly Cort, Deadly Galerina, and the Conifer False Model. (from Chapters 4-10,)

Mushrooms.

Flowers.

Legumes.

Beans.

2.

The largest aircraft death was the first, when ___________________ crashed. (from Chapters 21-25, Powerless in Eden: Deaths From Suicide, Missing and Presumed Dead, Deaths From Gas Stove Explosions and Structural Fires, Deaths From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, Travel in Wonderland: Death on the Road and in the Air, Conclusion: Pay Attent)

US Air Force B-17 Bomber.

US Air 149.

NC-17.

Boeing 747.

3.

_____________ people have died in avalanches and at least eight from freezing or what is called 'exposure.' (from Chapters 4-10,)

Ten.

Four.

Twelve.

Seven.

4.

George Wingate caused an avalanche in 1885. Was anyone hurt? (from Chapters 4-10,)

Yes, several.

Yes, a few.

Yes, only one.

No.

5.

Regarding this balance, which way does the author believe our culture errs? (from Chapters 21-25, Powerless in Eden: Deaths From Suicide, Missing and Presumed Dead, Deaths From Gas Stove Explosions and Structural Fires, Deaths From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, Travel in Wonderland: Death on the Road and in the Air, Conclusion: Pay Attent)

In neither direction.

Sometimes towards the latter and sometimes the former.

Too far towards the latter and away from the former.

Too far towards the former and away from the latter.

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