37. According to Paragraph 2, all of the following statements are true about Kentucky EXCEPT:
(A) After Boone first arrived in the region it became a fierce battleground between white settlers and Native Americans.
(B) It's a beautiful area full of wild game animals and forests.
(C) It was thoroughly settled by Native Americans before Boone and the other settlers got there.
(D) It wasn't the "property" of any Native tribe but was visited by Natives from both Ohio and Tennessee.

第二段指出Kentucky在Boone到訪後的幾年淪為血戰之地，原本的Kentucky是片純淨之地，且不屬於任何印地安部落所有：

Kentucky, for which, in after years, the red men and the white strove with such obstinate fury that it grew to be called "the dark and bloody ground."  But when Boone first saw it, it was a fair and smiling land of groves and glades and running waters, where the open forest grew tall and beautiful, and where innumerable herds of game grazed, roaming ceaselessly to and fro along the trails they had trodden during countless generations. Kentucky was not owned by any Indian tribe, and was visited only by wandering war-parties and hunting-parties who came from among the savage nations living north of the Ohio or south of the Tennessee.