[Answer] Which national park features lighthouses to climb and park rangers who tell pirate tales?

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...1. Biscayne National Park 2. Cape Hatteras National Seashore 3. Acadia National Park 4. Banff National Park

[Answer] 1. According to old tales, the fire in this city was caused by a cow in 1871, spreading to kill hundreds and leveling many miles of wood structures. Where did this occur?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. According to old tales, the fire in this city was caused by a cow in 1871, spreading to kill hundreds and leveling many miles of wood structures. Where did this occur?"

...1. Chicago 2. Philadelphia 3. Boston 4. Washington D.C. Although Mrs. O'Leary's cow is simply myth at this point, the blaze was indeed real, and it was one of the most devastating in American history causing vast amounts of damage and spreading to take down several square miles of city property. The subsequent rebuilding of the city brought it back to become one of the country's economic and commercial hubs. The water tower in the center of the downtown core was one of the only buildings to survive the blaze; it remains to this day. While the fire was devastating, its effects on urban growth in a continuously growing nation were far-reaching; cities throughout the States revised their building plans to avoid such future catastrophe and devastation.

[Answer] 5. In American folk tales, what giant lumberjack was accompanied by a blue ox named Babe?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. In American folk tales, what giant lumberjack was accompanied by a blue ox named Babe?"

...1. Daniel Boone 2. Johnny Appleseed 3. Paul Bunyan 4. Uncle Sam American folklore and tall tales usually relate to the founding of the nation and independence. Paul Bunyan is a unique figure because he actually originated in Canada. The Bunyan figure ended up moving southward around the time of independence and made its way from oral story to paper at the turn of the twentieth century. Bunyan is the ideal figure for a tall tale. Unrealistically tall and followed by a giant blue ox, Bunyan is said to have carved out the Grand Canyon and formed parts of the Cascades. Many statues of Bunyan can be found all around the western and central United States from California to Michigan and everywhere in between.