Minnesota
What are the names of the Twin Cities?
What are Minneapolis and St Paul.
What is a nocturnal feeding, murky water fish?
What is a Walleye
Where is the start of the Mississippi River?
What is Itasca State Park
What are the two types of trees?
What are coniferous and deciduous
What are the two elements water is made of?
What are oxygen and hydrogen
What are Minnesota's two national forests called?
What are Superior and Chippewa National forests.
What is the Minnesota state bird?
What organization monitors dams on the Mississippi river?
What is the Army Corps of Engineers
What is the tree which has needles in clusters of two and red bark?
What is a red pine
What is it called when water heats up and turns from a liquid to a gas?
What is evaporation
What are the 4 states surrounding Minnesota?
What are North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, and Iowa.
Aggressive,predatory fish with long heads.
What is a Northern Pike.
Where does the Mississippi River end?
What is the Gulf of Mexico, Louisiana.
What is the tree whose leaves "quake" and become golden yellow in the fall?
What is an aspen
How much of Earth does water cover?
What is 70%-75%
What is the highest point in Minnesota?
What is Eagle Mountain
What is the national bird of the United States?
What is the area where the river floods and provides high soil fertility and diverse ecosystems?
What is a floodplain.
What are the trees commonly known for edible syrup?
What are maple trees
At what temperatures does water boil and freeze?
What are 32 degrees and 212 degrees fahrenheit
What is the town Paul Bunyan and Babe the blue ox are from?
What is Bemidji.
What is the bird that is a member of the Corvid family, aggressive, intelligent, and blue?
What is a blue jay
How is a lock different from a dam?
What gas do trees absorb and what gas do they release?
What are carbon dioxide and oxygen.
What is continuous exchange of water within the hydrosphere, between the atmosphere, soil water, surface water, groundwater, and plants called?
What is the water cycle.