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(New questions as of June 1, 2014)
Questions and Answers
- 1.
In 2013, this became Michigan’s 102nd State Park.
- A.
Arch Rock
- B.
Belle Isle
- C.
Castle Park
- D.
Drummond Island
Correct Answer
B. Belle IsleExplanation
In 2013, Belle Isle became Michigan's 102nd State Park.Rate this question:
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- 2.
This spot in Michigan is the highest natural point in the state of Michigan, at 1979 feet.
- A.
Mount Arvon
- B.
Mount Pleasant
- C.
Mount Clemens
- D.
Mount Morris
Correct Answer
A. Mount ArvonExplanation
Mount Arvon is the correct answer because it is stated that this spot in Michigan is the highest natural point in the state, at 1979 feet. Mount Arvon is known to be the highest natural point in Michigan, making it the correct option. Mount Pleasant, Mount Clemens, and Mount Morris are not known for being the highest natural point in the state.Rate this question:
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- 3.
On June 30 of what year, did the first Chevy Corvette come off the assembly line in Flint?
- A.
1947
- B.
1953
- C.
1959
- D.
1961
Correct Answer
B. 1953Explanation
In 1953, the first Chevy Corvette was produced in Flint. This suggests that the correct answer is 1953.Rate this question:
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- 4.
On March 19, 1925 it became law in Michigan to purchase a license for:
- A.
Hunting
- B.
Driving
- C.
Boating
- D.
Fishing
Correct Answer
D. FishingExplanation
On March 19, 1925, it became law in Michigan to purchase a license for fishing. This means that individuals who wanted to engage in fishing activities in Michigan were required to obtain a license. The purpose of this law was likely to regulate and manage fishing activities in the state, ensuring that it was done in a legal and sustainable manner. By purchasing a fishing license, individuals would contribute to the conservation efforts and support the management of fish populations in Michigan's waters.Rate this question:
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- 5.
The Morton Salt Company operates a factory in which Lake Michigan community?
- A.
Benton Harbor
- B.
South Haven
- C.
Ludington
- D.
Manistee
Correct Answer
D. ManisteeExplanation
The correct answer is Manistee.Rate this question:
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- 6.
On June 15 of this year, the Detroit Tigers hosted their first night baseball game under the lights at Briggs Stadium (later Tiger Stadium) – beating the Philadelphia Athletics.
- A.
1937
- B.
1943
- C.
1948
- D.
1951
Correct Answer
C. 1948Explanation
In 1948, the Detroit Tigers hosted their first night baseball game under the lights at Briggs Stadium (later Tiger Stadium) and defeated the Philadelphia Athletics.Rate this question:
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- 7.
How many counties are there in Michigan’s two peninsulas?
- A.
78
- B.
83
- C.
85
- D.
89
Correct Answer
B. 83Explanation
Michigan is divided into two peninsulas: the Upper Peninsula and the Lower Peninsula. The Upper Peninsula consists of 15 counties, while the Lower Peninsula consists of 68 counties. Therefore, the total number of counties in Michigan's two peninsulas is 83.Rate this question:
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- 8.
The Soo Locks opened on June 18, 1855 – connecting Lake Huron and Lake Superior via the St. Mary’s River. What was the first steamship to pass through the locks?
- A.
Illinois
- B.
St. Louis
- C.
Milwaukee
- D.
Cleveland
Correct Answer
A. IllinoisExplanation
The first steamship to pass through the Soo Locks was the Illinois.Rate this question:
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- 9.
This Michigan auto manufacturer was the first to offer an employee pension plan.
- A.
General Motors
- B.
Buick Motor Company
- C.
Checker Cab Company
- D.
Ford Motor Company
Correct Answer
D. Ford Motor CompanyExplanation
Ford Motor Company was the first Michigan auto manufacturer to offer an employee pension plan. This plan was introduced by Henry Ford in 1912 and was revolutionary for its time. It provided retired employees with a stable income after their years of service, setting a precedent for other companies to follow. This employee pension plan was a significant step towards improving worker welfare and establishing a sense of loyalty and security among Ford employees.Rate this question:
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- 10.
In 2005, the Great Lakes National Cemetery (Michigan’s second National Cemetery) was dedicated in which Michigan city?
- A.
Howell
- B.
Holland
- C.
Holly
- D.
Houghton
Correct Answer
C. HollyExplanation
The correct answer is Holly. In 2005, the Great Lakes National Cemetery, which is Michigan's second National Cemetery, was dedicated in Holly, Michigan.Rate this question:
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