Statistics for US National Parks by Alternate Definition

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Mt. McKinley	Denali	94%
Pools of geothermallly-heated groundwater	Hot Springs	91%
26th US president	Theodore Roosevelt	91%
Evil terrains	Badlands	89%
A body of water in the hole left by a meteorite	Crater Lake	89%
A long-lived mass of ice	Glacier	89%
Arid tortioses	Dry Tortugas	88%
Tree-like yucca bush	Joshua Tree	88%
Mastodon cavern	Mammoth Cave	88%
Green Table	Mesa Verde	86%
Pertaining to the Greek Gods' mountain	Olympic	86%
Maroon tree	Redwood	86%
Dale of demise	Death Valley	85%
The world's tallest cactus	Saguaro	83%
Breeze Cavern	Wind Cave	82%
Large curve	Big Bend	80%
Chasm regions	Canyonlands	80%
Cowardly rock	Yellowstone	80%
Entrances to a polar region	Gates of the Arctic	78%
Fire mountains on the Sandwich Islands	Hawaii Volcanoes	78%
Scared-stiff group of trees	Petrified Forest	78%
Royal ravine	Kings Canyon	75%
Stony peak	Rocky Mountain	75%
General Sherman, e.g.	Sequoia	74%
Its capital is Pago Pago	American Samoa	72%
Semicircles	Arches	72%
Enormous sink	Great Basin	71%
One of the seven hills of Jerusalem	Zion	68%
Highest points of achievement	Pinnacles	62%
High-latitude waterfalls	North Cascades	58%
Large drifts of very small rocks	Great Sand Dunes	52%
Unsullied isles	US Virgin Islands	52%
House of the sun	Haleakala	46%
Bob Dylan song	Shenandoah	45%
A variety of yellow cherry	Mount Rainier	31%