MO Social Services
This person is the current director of Missouri DSS
Jessica Bax
What year did Missouri become a state?
1821
What is Missouri's state sport?
Archery
This NBA Superstar plays for the Boston Celtics and was born in St Louis Missouri.
Jayson Tatum
Located in Branson, this theme park opened in 1960 and has an 1880s-themed experience.
Silver Dollar City
In Missouri, Medicaid is also known as what?
MoHealthNet
Missouri was the ___ state admitted to the Union.
The 24th STATE
What is Missouri's state monument?
The Gateway Arch
This team won their first Stanley Cup in 2019.
The St Louis Blues
This annual film festival is hosted in Columbia, MO.
True / False Film Festival
This assistance program provides food benefits to low-income families.
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
Missouri is also known as the _____ State. This nickname is shared by a state athletic competition.
The Show Me State
Missouri has 44 species of amphibians, how many of them are venomous?
Zero
This former MLB catcher played for the cardinals for 19 seasons, winning two World Series.
Yadier Molina
Decommissioned in 2004, this Jefferson City building is now open for Historic and "Haunted" Tours
Missouri State Penitentiary
What is FSD's Vision?
Safe, Healthy, and Prosperous Missourians
Hannibal Missouri serves as the inspiration for the fictional town of St. Petersburg; it is also the hometown of this author.
Mark Twain
How many bears are on the Missouri State flag?
THREE
Founded in 2018, this XFL teams colors are silver and royal blue.
St Louis Battlehawks
Also known as the "Missouri Dragon" this man-made lake draws an estimated 3-5 million visitors annually.
Lake of the Ozarks
In what year did the federal government enact Title IV-D, requiring all states to implement child support enforcement?
1975
Once a limestone quarry, these underground caves located in Springfield Missouri now store what?
CHEESE
What is Missouri's State fish?
The Channel Catfish
This NFL team moved from St Louis to Los Angeles after the 2015-2016 season.
Housed in an old shoe factory in Downtown St. Louis, this is an artist-built playground full of weirdly wonderful spaces to explore.
The City Museum