What Do You Actually Know About Wisconsin?

10 Questions | By AdewumiKoju | Updated: Mar 16, 2022 | Attempts: 177

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What Do You Actually Know About Wisconsin? - Quiz

Wisconsin's geography is diverse. In fact, during the ice age, glaciers had greatly impacted the area. Today, Wisconsin is highly rich in Galena. It's amazing features and geographical properties are contributing factors to its population of over 5,813,568 people. With so many attributes, many have come up with unique statistics and facts about the state. Try out the quiz to find out what you know about Wisconsin.

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1.

What do you actually know about Wisconsin?
- A.
  
  1856
- B.
  
  1866
- C.
  
  1911
- D.
  
  1966
2.

The first practical typewriter was designed in which Wisconsin state?
- A.
  
  Milwaukee
- B.
  
  Sheboygan
- C.
  
  Delavan
- D.
  
  Appleton
3.

When was the creation of a state park in Vilas County approved?
- A.
  
  1878-1879
- B.
  
  1888-1889
- C.
  
  1898-1899
- D.
  
  1868-1899
4.

Wisconsin’s state symbol, the badger, doesn’t refer to the animal but instead to what?
- A.
  
  1820s lead miners
- B.
  
  1890s lead miners
- C.
  
  1920s lead miners
- D.
  
  1990s lead miners
5.

Which "Little House on the Prairie" author was born in Wisconsin?
- A.
  
  Jack Frost
- B.
  
  Charlotte Bronte
- C.
  
  Virginia Woolf
- D.
  
  Laura Ingalls Wilder
6.

The first ice cream sundae which was concocted in Two Rivers was done in what year?
- A.
  
  1881
- B.
  
  1882
- C.
  
  1883
- D.
  
  1884
7.

Which of these rivers flow northward?
- A.
  
  Apple river
- B.
  
  Eau Claire River
- C.
  
  Fox river
- D.
  
  Black river
8.

What is the former capital of Wisconsin?
- A.
  
  Belmont
- B.
  
  Appleton
- C.
  
  Wisconsin Dells
- D.
  
  Green Bay
9.

Wisconsin leads the nation in exports of what?
- A.
  
  Clothing
- B.
  
  Beer production
- C.
  
  Water supply
- D.
  
  Dairy production
10.

Which Wisconsin city is known as the "Ginseng Capital of the World"?
- A.
  
  Green Bay
- B.
  
  Wausau
- C.
  
  Milwaukee
- D.
  
  Racine