In each group, name any US national park which matches the first category to reveal the second category, then name any park which applies to both categories to reveal a third, and so on.
Inspired by this quiz and with assistance from the illustrious Stewart
# = the number of possible parks
Park-and-Preserve combinations in the lower 48 are counted as though all of both were part of a single unit
Nice quiz. You'll want to cut down on the time, I finished with 5:18 left and on most of these there are 4 minutes to start with. Also, in the orange category, you can see the last two before you're supposed to be able to. Also, you might want to cut down on the type-ins a bit, several times I typed for not as long as I should have, e.g.: "Arch" working for "Arches". Otherwise, it was pretty good
Thanks! I've fixed the broken cells for the orange group. The typeins I used for US national parks are native to Jetpunk so I could customize them, but I see no real reason that I would know better than the quizmaster.
Remember, it's only a national park if its not a national seashore or national forest or national historic park or national wildlife refuge or national monument or national grassland or national recreation area or national lakeshore or national marine sanctuary or national conservation area or national wild and scenic river or a national park. If not those THEN it's a national park.