Statistics for Utah A to Z

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
The Bonneville Salt _____, location of many vehicle speed records	Flats	100%
Metal that boomed in the Cold War found in the Colorado Plateau	Uranium	100%
Italian-American from Eureka who invented the ice resurfacer	Zamboni	100%
Unlike most states, a plurality of Utahans claim this ancestry	English	80%
This word, indicating the work ethic of Utahans, adorns the state flag	Industry	80%
This scrubby tree is common in drylands throughout the state	Juniper	80%
Fourth most common language, after English, Spanish, and German	Navajo	80%
The Golden Spike signified the achievement of this railroad	Transcontinental	80%
Indigenous peoples of Utah have used this plant for its fibers for millenia	Yucca	80%
Utah's State Fossil, a carnivore of the Jurassic period	Allosaurus	60%
This "monstrous" lizard has been seen the extreme southwestern corner of the state	Gila Monster	60%
A family pop group from Ogden	Osmonds	60%
There are five bands of this Indian Tribe in the state	Paiute	60%
Actor James Woods was born in this remote Northeastern Utah town	Vernal	60%
This river begins in the Uinta mountains, enters both Wyoming and Idaho, and empties into the Salt Lake.	Bear River	40%
This species of gull is the state bird, in recognition for its role in halting a locust invasion	California	40%
An enormous unrecognized state that spanned most of Utah, Nevada, and Arizona in 1851	Deseret	40%
The planet or star nearest to the throne of God in LDS cosmology, also a National Park canyon	Kolob	40%
This hydrological effect makes parts of Northern Utah wetter than surrounding areas.	Lake effect	40%
Classic book of extreme environmental activism by Edward Abbey that takes place in southern Utah	Monkey Wrench Gang	40%
Glaciers carved many of Utah's mountain ranges. Only this type of glacier remains, in extremely high elevations.	Rock Glacier	40%
Livestock grazing is the primary threat to this iconic desert game bird	Sage Grouse	40%
The North-South running mountain range that abuts Salt Lake City	Wasatch Front	40%
LDS missionaries who love the foreign lands they visit would be called this.	Xenophile	40%
A massive arch in Escalante National Monument's Coyote Gulch	Hamblin Arch	20%
A clonal forest of this tree is estimated to be one heaviest and oldest living things	Quaking Aspen	20%