History Of Wisconsin: Trivia Quiz

10 Questions | By AdewumiKoju | Updated: Mar 18, 2022 | Attempts: 216

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When it comes to the many states in the U. S. That have caught the attention of the world, Wisconsin is never excluded. Nearly 21 million gallons of ice cream are consumed by Wisconsinites each year. Apart from this, Wisconsin is a leading producer of Ginseng in the whole of the United States. Put your knowledge of the state to the test with this quiz.

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1.

Almost all the lakes in Wisconsin have resulted from ______
- A.
  
  Glaciers
- B.
  
  Rock fusion
- C.
  
  Volcanic eruption
- D.
  
  None of the above
2.

The largest experimental aviation event in the world is the EAA Fly-In at which Wisconsin city?
- A.
  
  Oshkosh
- B.
  
  Wisconsin Dells
- C.
  
  Appleton
- D.
  
  Green Bay
3.

Which Wisconsin city has a sweet corn festival that is one of the largest of its kind in the nation?
- A.
  
  Green Bay
- B.
  
  Oshkosh
- C.
  
  Kenosha
- D.
  
  Sun Prairie
4.

In what year was the first hydroelectric plant in the United States built at Fox River?
- A.
  
  1882
- B.
  
  1883
- C.
  
  1873
- D.
  
  1872
5.

What is the Wisconsin State Bird?
- A.
  
  Willow ptarmigan
- B.
  
  Yellowhammer
- C.
  
  American Robin
- D.
  
  Wild turkey
6.

The state of Wisconsin is second in milk production, after which other US state?
- A.
  
  New York
- B.
  
  Nevada
- C.
  
  Alabama
- D.
  
  California
7.

Wisconsin leads the country in cheese production, producing what percentage of the nation's cheese?
- A.
  
  10%
- B.
  
  25%
- C.
  
  50%
- D.
  
  80
8.

What is the Wisconsin state mammal?
- A.
  
  Badger
- B.
  
  Morgan horse
- C.
  
  Black bear
- D.
  
  Nine-banded Armadillo
9.

What city is the oldest in Wisconsin?
- A.
  
  Eau Claire
- B.
  
  Wisconsin Dells
- C.
  
  Appleton
- D.
  
  Green Bay
10.

The first circus in the US was in which Wisconsin city?
- A.
  
  Racine
- B.
  
  Kenosha
- C.
  
  Madison
- D.
  
  Delavan