States and Cities
Which state is famous for its cornfields?
a) New York
b) Iowa
c) Minnesota
b) Iowa
The Midwest is famous for big fields of ...
a) Rice
b) Bananas
c) Corn
c) Corn (Mais)
The nickname of Chicago is “The ________ City”.
A) Big Apple
B) Windy
C) Sunny
B) Windy
Chicago is bigger than Los Angeles.
A) True
B) False
B) False
What is "soy" in German?
Soja
Which city is the biggest in the Midwest?
a) Chicago
b) Columbus
c) Detroit
a) Chicago (2.746.388 residents)
Which river flows through the Midwest and is one of the longest in the world?
a) Mississipi River
b) Amazon River
c) Rhine River
a) Missisipi River
Basketball star Michael Jordan played for…
A) Los Angeles Lakers
B) New York Knicks
C) Chicago Bulls
C) Chicago Bulls
The Gateway Arch is in which Midwestern city?
A) St. Louis
B) Chicago
C) Detroit
A) St. Louis
What is "corn" in German?
der Mais
Which Midwest state has Mount Rushmore?
a) North Dakota
b) South Dakota
c) Nebraska
b) South Dakota
This state has more than 10,000 lakes.
a) Ohio
b) Illinois
c) Minnesota
c) Minnesota
Chicago is especially famous for this style of music.
A) Blues
B) Country
C) Reggae
A) Blues
Superman’s hometown Smallville is placed in which Midwest state?
A) Kansas
B) Illinois
C) Ohio
A) Kansas
What is "crop" in German?
Die Ernte
Which city is called “Gateway to the West” and has a giant Arch?
A) Chicago
B) St. Louis
C) Kansas City
B) St. Louis
Which Great Lake is the only one completely inside the U.S.?
A) Lake Michigan
B) Lake Ontario
C) Lake Superior
A) Lake Michigan
Which famous food comes from Kansas City?
A) Tacos
B) Sushi
C)Barbecue
C) Barbecue
The Kansas City Chiefs are based in which Midwest state?
A) Colorado
B) Missouri
C) Florida
What is "agriculture" in German?
Landwirtschaft