Mid-West Part 1
What state is known for "The Land of Lincoln"?
Illinois
What state has the "Twin Cities"?
Minnesota
What state could you visit if you wanted to go to "Disney World"?
Florida
Which two states have 2 words in their name, and contain a direction on the compass?
South Carolina, North Carolina
Which state contains the largest tree (General Sherman) in the entire world?
California
What state's WNBA team does Caitlin Clark play for?
Indiana. (Indiana Fever)
If i want to visit "The Arch", what state am I in?
Missouri
What state is known for its peaches?
Georgia
Which state has a river in the United States with the same name?
Mississippi
Which state has been scientifically proven to be flatter than a pancake?
Kansas
What state is known for its many corn fields?
Iowa
Which 2 states border Lake Erie?
Which state would you visit to watch the famous horse race that happens on the first Saturday of May?
Kentucky
What state is known for country music and bbq food?
Tennessee
Which state has the only diamond mine in the United States where visitors can dig and keep what they find?
Arkansas
What state did Dorothy live in, in the "Wizard of Oz"?
Kansas
Which two states in this region both start with the same letter?
North Dakota and Nebraska
Which state is spelled the same as another state in the United States, you just have to add two letters to the front of the state?
Arkansas
In what state was the "Montgomery Bus Boycott"?
Alabama
Which state contains an underground mushroom network in the Blue Mountains?
What state is known for cheese, aka "The Dairy State"?
Where is Mt. Rushmore located?
South Dakota
What state was hit the hardest by Hurricane Katrina?
Louisiana
Which two states have the same name, but only one contains a direction on a compass?
West Virginia and Virginia
Which state crossed the 180th meridian into the Eastern Hemisphere which makes it the westernmost, northernmost and easternmost all at once?
Alaska