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How much do you know about California

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Question #1
Hearst Castle, a 90,000-square-foot mansion built along the central coast, was built by William Randolph Hearst. How did he make his fortune?
A  Newspapers
B  Gold
C  Films
D  Railroads
Question #2
Which statement about Californian extremes is true?
A  It has the most populous and least populous counties in the Lower 48.
B  It is the most populous state and also the largest in the Lower 48.
C  It has the highest and lowest points in the Lower 48.
D  It has the place with the most and least precipitation in the Lower 48.
Question #3
What body of water is known for its odd tufa formations and high salinity, which supports a species of brine shrimp that attracts millions of migratory birds?
A  Salton Sea
B  Donner Lake
C  Mono Lake
D  Lake Tahoe
Question #4
In what area of California are bison (American buffalo) known to graze?
A  Yosemite’s Tolumne Meadow
B  Catalina Island
C  Sacramento Valley
D  Sonoma County
Question #5
Which famous southern California hotel opened in 1888 and was featured in the films “Some Like It Hot” with Marilyn Monroe, Jack Lemmon, and Tony Curtis, and “The Stuntman” with Peter O’Toole?
A  Chateau Marmont
B  Hotel del Coronado
C  Beverly Wilshire Hotel
D  Fairmont Hotel
Question #6
Which of the following is not true of famed California naturalist John Muir?
A  He hiked the 600-mile el Camino Real, which links all 21 California missions.
B  He climbed to the top of a 100-foot Douglas spruce amid a Sierra windstorm to experience ‘noble exhilaration of motion.’
C  He founded the Sierra Club and helped urge the US to found the national wildlife refuge system.
D  He took President Theodore Roosevelt on an overnight camping trip in the Yosemite Valley.
Question #7
Which is not in California?
A  Palm Springs
B  Twentynine Palms
C  Palm Beach
D  Palm Desert
Question #8
What small, inland, northern California town was made famous in a Credence Clearwater Revival song released in January 1969? The first verse goes:
Just about a year ago, I set out on the road,
Seekin’ my fame and fortune, lookin’ for a pot of gold.
Things got bad, and things got worse, I guess you will know the tune.
Oh! Lord, Stuck in _________ again.
A  Stockton
B  Salinas
C  Manteca
D  Lodi
Question #9
Which California region dried up during the past century after water was diverted to Los Angeles – a story featured in Roman Polanski’s 1974 neo-noir film “Chinatown,” starring Jack Nicholson?
A  Hetch Hetchy
B  Owens Valley
C  Death Valley
D  China Lake
Question #10
In which California town did Nixon set up a Western White House on a 25.4 acre estate?
A  Point Reyes Station
B  San Clemente
C  Mendocino
D  Simi Valley
Question #11
Which US president was born and is now buried in Yorba Linda?
A  Richard Nixon
B  Herbert Hoover
C  Ulysses S. Grant
D  Ronald Reagan
Question #12
Which arena was home to the Los Angeles Lakers during their world championships in the 1980s?
A  Great Western Forum
B  Inglewood Gardens
C  Cow Palace
D  Staples Center
Question #13
California voters approved Prop. 187 – also known as the Save Our State (SOS) initiative – in 1994. What did it do?
A  Prohibited illegal immigrants from using health care, public education, and other services
B  Capped the maximum annual rate at which property taxes could increase
C  Banned affirmative action in public institutions
D  Legalized medical marijuana
Question #14
Why is California’s nickname “The Golden State”?
A  Yellow poppies that bloom every spring
B  The discovery of gold in 1848
C  The opportunity to migrate to California and start a new life
D  Sunsets over the Pacific cast a golden color on the landscape
E  The California gold rush began on Jan. 24, 1848, when gold was found at Sutter’s Mill on the American River.
Question #15
Who referred to California’s Mojave desert as “Tierra el Muertos” (“Land of the Dead”)?
A  NBC news broadcast correspondent Sander Vanocur
B  Tonto on “The Lone Ranger”
C  Spanish explorer Juan Bautista de Anza
D  Ronald Reagan as host of “Death Valley Days”
Question #16
For several years, California’s “three strikes, you’re out” law (passed in 1994) was considered by legal analysts to be stronger than those of 26 states that followed. How?
A  Created a “two strikes” rule for serious crimes including rape, burglary, and assault. 
B  Added a penalty for resisting the third arrest and trying to flee. 
C  Broadly defined what the third offense could be to include minor crimes such as shoplifting and taking pizza from children. 
D  It left judges with no choice but to sentence to life imprisonment without parole those convicted of three felonies.
Question #17
The California mission system was built between 1769 and 1823 for what purpose?
A  To provide religious education and training for Mexican farmers and their families. 
B  To spread the Christian faith among the local native Americans. 
C  To provide religious respite for gold rushers awestruck by the prospect of instant wealth. 
D  To provide lodging for California settlers and pioneers. 
Question #18
After Los Angeles, which is California’s second most populous city?
A  San Francisco
B  San Diego
C  Sacramento
D  San Jose
Question #19
Who wrote, “You can take Hollywood for granted like I did, or you can dismiss it with the contempt we reserve for things that we don’t understand. It can be understood, too, but only dimly and in flashes.”
A  John Updike
B  F. Scott Fitzgerald
C  John Steinbeck
D  Ernest Hemingway
Question #20
California voters chose Arnold Schwarzenegger to replace which governor in the 2003 recall election?
A  George Deukmejian
B  Dan Lungren
C  Gray Davis
D  Pete Wilson
Question #21
Lassen Peak is one of three US volcanoes outside of Alaska and Hawaii that has erupted since 1800. When did it last erupt?
A  1836
B  1971
C  1939
D  1917
Question #22
What was the first capital of the state of California?
A  San Jose
B  Sacramento
C  San Francisco
D  Benicia
Question #23
California is one of four states that have, at one point in their histories, declared themselves to be independent nations. What was the country of California called?
A  Alta California
B  Pacific States of America
C  Sonoma
D  Bear Flag Republic
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