Question

the book of national parks by robert sterling yard chapter i me of this books publication in 1919, the park system in the united states was hree years old, though national parks had for almost fifty years. in this excerpt from k on the national park system of the united the author explains why the national parks ica are the best in the world. national parks of the united states are supreme scenic splendor or other unique which congress has set apart for the e and benefit of the people. at this writing mber eighteen, sixteen of which lie within ndaries of the united states and are by rail and road. those of greater nce have excellent roads, good trails, and r hotel camps, or both, for the modation of visitors; also public camp where visitors may pitch their own tents. the united states there are two national ne enclosing three celebrated volcanic the other conserving the loftiest¹ mountain ontinent. starting point for any consideration of our 4 select the correct answer. which detail from the passage helps to develop the idea that many americans are unaware of the greatness of the nations national parks? a. tourism to these places did not build until after congress set them apart as parks. b. until recently there were no roads, trails, hotels, or camps in any of the national parks. c. most of these places are located in remote areas, with two outside the united states. d. yellowstone is among the most populated wildlife areas in the world, with few humans. reset next

Explanation:

Option A focuses on tourism timing, not public awareness. Option B is contradicted by the passage, which states some parks have roads, trails, and camps. Option D highlights wildlife density, not lack of public knowledge. Option C explains that most parks are in remote areas (with two outside the U.S.), which would make them less accessible and thus likely unknown to many Americans, supporting the idea of widespread unawareness of their greatness.

Answer:

C. Most of these places are located in remote areas, with two outside the United States.