Statistics for U.S. National Parks by Wikipedia Desciptions

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Wikipedia DescriptionAnswer% Correct
Canyon carved by the Colorado River, one mile deepGrand Canyon National Park
89%
This site featured more than 2,000 natural sandstone archesArches National Park
84%
Tallest mountain in North America, grizzlies, caribou, and wolvesDenali National Park
84%
Old Faithful Geyser, several high waterfallsYellowstone National Park
84%
Large, deep lake formed from a collapsed volcanoCrater Lake National Park
79%
Largest tropical wilderness in the U.S., mangroves, crocodilesEverglades National Park
79%
Tallest trees in the world, northern CaliforniaRedwood National Park
79%
Granite peaks, ocean shoreline. Covering most of Mount Desert IslandAcadia National Park
74%
More than 400 miles of cave explored, world longest cave systemMammoth Cave National Park
74%
Tallest mountain in the Pacific Northwest, several glaciers, popular for climbingMount Rainier National Park
74%
Mount Olympus, Hoh Rainforest, Quinault RainforestOlympic National Park
74%
Blue Ridge Mountains, Skyline Drive, Appalachian TrailShenandoah National Park
74%
Sheer granite cliffs, exceptionally tall waterfalls, SequoiasYosemite National Park
68%
This park on the big island of Hawaii, Mauna Loa and Kilauea volcanoesHawaii Volcanoes National Park
58%
World tallest cactus, large vast desertSaguaro National Park
58%
Island of Maui, cinder cones, neneHaleakala National Park
53%

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