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The highest _____ is in Alaska (tree/river/mountain)
Mountain
In some places in winter, the sun does not rise for ___ days
60
In some places in summer, the sun does not set for ___ days
80
What can people do in the warmer south of Alaska?
Grow crops
What happens in the cold north of Alaska?
The ground and rivers freeze
What is a glacier?
Layers of snow that turn into huge pieces of ice
Is Alaska's climate mostly: wet/sunny, cool/cloudy, warm/rainy, or hot/dry?
Cool and cloudy
The state bird of Alaska is called the (white/willow/weepy) ptarmigan
The willow ptarmigan
What is the largest city in Alaska? (Starts with A)
Anchorage
What is the capital city of Alaska? (Starts with J)
Juneau
Who designed the Alaskan flag?
A 13 year old boy named Benny
What does the Alaskan flag mean?
Blue color: the sky, sea, lakes. Eight stars: the North Star and the Big Dipper constellation
What amazing sight can you see in Alaska?
The northern lights
What biomes are in Alaska?
Tundra, taiga, forest, ...
What percentage (%) of Alaska is wilderness?
95% is uninhabited wilderness
Name THREE animals that live in Alaska
Polar and brown bears, moose, caribou, bison, mountain goats, walruses, wolves, foxes, etc.
What does Alaska's nickname "The Last Frontier" mean?
The last wilderness
What ocean is next to Alaska?
The Pacific Ocean
Alaska is the _____ state in the US (smallest/oldest/biggest)
Biggest
What does uninhabited mean?
People don't live there


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