Do You Know About Wisconsin?

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Which dairy product is Wisconsin famous for?
- Yogurt
- Cheese
- Corn
- Ice Cream

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2.

The name "Wisconsin" comes from what group of people?
- Brazilian
- Russian
- Chinese
- Native American
Correct Answer

A. Native American

Explanation

The name "Wisconsin" comes from Native American people. Native Americans were the indigenous people of the land that is now known as Wisconsin. The state was named after them as a way to honor their history and cultural significance in the region.

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Which is Wisconsin's oldest city?
- Detroit
- Green Bay
- Minneapolis
- Boise
Correct Answer

A. Green Bay

Explanation

Green Bay is Wisconsin's oldest city because it was founded in 1634 by French explorer Jean Nicolet. It predates other cities listed in the options, such as Detroit, Minneapolis, and Boise. Green Bay has a rich history and is known for being the oldest continuously inhabited European settlement in Wisconsin.

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What drink does Wisconsin produce more of than any other U.S. state?
- Tea
- Milk
- Orange Juice
- Slushies
Correct Answer

A. Milk

Explanation

Wisconsin is known as "America's Dairyland" and is the largest producer of milk in the United States. The state has a long history of dairy farming and is home to numerous dairy farms and cheese factories. Milk production plays a significant role in the state's economy, making it the correct answer to the question.

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What are the state bird and state tree of Wisconsin?
- Lark Bunting And Colorado Spruce
- Western Meadowlark And Cottonwood
- Robin And Sugar Maple
- Cactus Wren And Palo Verde
Correct Answer

A. Robin And Sugar Maple

Explanation

The correct answer is Robin And Sugar Maple. The state bird of Wisconsin is the Robin, which is a common bird found throughout the state. The state tree of Wisconsin is the Sugar Maple, which is known for its beautiful fall foliage and is commonly found in the state's forests. Both the Robin and the Sugar Maple are representative of the natural beauty and wildlife that can be found in Wisconsin.

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6.

What famous motorcycle company calls Milwaukee, Wisconsin home?
- Harley-Davidson
- Isuzu
- Honda
- Suzuki
Correct Answer

A. Harley-Davidson

Explanation

Harley-Davidson is the correct answer because it is a well-known motorcycle company that is based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The company has a long history and is famous for producing iconic motorcycles that are popular worldwide.

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7.

Which is a major Wisconsin river?
- The Amazon
- Nile River
- Wisconsin River
- St. Johns River
Correct Answer

A. Wisconsin River

Explanation

The correct answer is Wisconsin River because it is explicitly mentioned in the question as one of the options. The Amazon and Nile rivers are not located in Wisconsin, and the St. Johns River is not a major river in Wisconsin.

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Which lake that shares its name with a U.S. state borders Wisconsin?
- Lake Michigan
- Lake Superior
- Lake Florida
- Lake Okeechobee
Correct Answer

A. Lake Michigan

Explanation

Lake Michigan is the correct answer because it shares its name with the U.S. state of Michigan and it also borders Wisconsin. Lake Superior is also a Great Lake that borders Wisconsin, but it does not share its name with a U.S. state. Lake Florida and Lake Okeechobee are not located in the same region and do not border Wisconsin.

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What "Little House on the Prairie" author was born in Wisconsin?
- Jack Frost
- Charlotte Bronte
- Virginia Woolf
- Laura Ingalls Wilder
Correct Answer

A. Laura Ingalls Wilder

Explanation

Laura Ingalls Wilder is the correct answer because she was the author of the popular book series "Little House on the Prairie." Additionally, she was indeed born in Wisconsin, which is mentioned in the question.

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10.

When did Wisconsin achieve U.S. statehood?
- June 20, 1863
- December 12, 1787
- 6-Jan-12
- May 29, 1848
Correct Answer

A. May 29, 1848

Explanation

Wisconsin achieved U.S. statehood on May 29, 1848. This date represents the official admission of Wisconsin as the 30th state of the United States. Statehood is typically granted when a territory meets certain requirements, such as having a certain population or having a functioning government. In the case of Wisconsin, it became a state after the Wisconsin Territory was established and met the necessary criteria for statehood.

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With a land area of 54,314 square miles, where does Wisconsin rank among the 50 states?
- 32nd
- 49th
- 23rd
- 39th
Correct Answer

A. 23rd

Explanation

Wisconsin ranks 23rd among the 50 states in terms of land area, with a total area of 54,314 square miles.

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Do You Know About Wisconsin?

Which dairy product is Wisconsin famous for?

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The name "Wisconsin" comes from what group of people?

Which is Wisconsin's oldest city?

What drink does Wisconsin produce more of than any other U.S. state?

What are the state bird and state tree of Wisconsin?

What famous motorcycle company calls Milwaukee, Wisconsin home?

Which is a major Wisconsin river?

Which lake that shares its name with a U.S. state borders Wisconsin?

What "Little House on the Prairie" author was born in Wisconsin?

When did Wisconsin achieve U.S. statehood?

With a land area of 54,314 square miles, where does Wisconsin rank among the 50 states?