Everything You Should Know About Wisconsin: Trivia Quiz!
Wisconsin has made contributions to the world's economy. 46% of the state's land area is covered by forest and 17% by water. All of these resources come in handy, especially in the progress of key sectors. Nicknamed the Badger State, Wisconsin has a median household income of about $59,305. Test your knowledge of the state with these trivia questions.
- 1.What is the oldest and most famous state park in Wisconsin?
- A.
Copper Falls
- B.
High Clif
- C.
Kohler-Andrae
- D.
Devil's Lake
- 2.Which Wisconsin city is known as the "Hub City"?
- A.
Marshfield
- B.
Brookfield
- C.
Stevens Point
- D.
Bloomer
- 3.What is another nickname offered to the Wisconsin U.S. state?
- A.
America's Estate
- B.
Sole Provider
- C.
Dairyland
- D.
America's Dairyland
- 4.Wisconsin Dells is the nation's largest water-themed park which is called what?
- A.
Devil's Lake
- B.
Noah's Ark
- C.
Wildcat Mountain
- D.
Perrot
- 5.What is the Catfish capital of the state of Wisconsin?
- A.
Racine
- B.
Kenosha
- C.
Wausau
- D.
Potosi
- 6.What is Wisconsin's second oldest city?
- A.
Kenosha
- B.
Prairie du Chien
- C.
Wausau
- D.
Janesville
- 7.Which Wisconsin city has the nation's largest music festival?
- A.
Milwaukee
- B.
West Bend
- C.
Wauwatosa
- D.
Rhinelander
- 8.What year was Wisconsin's constitution adopted?
- A.
1847
- B.
1848
- C.
1867
- D.
1888
- 9.What year was the first practical typewriter in Wisconsin designed?
- A.
1847
- B.
1848
- C.
1867
- D.
1888
- 10.Which Wisconsin city is known as "The Jump Rope Capital of the World"?
- A.
Bloomer
- B.
Madison
- C.
Stevens Point
- D.
Beloit
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