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Agriculture Field Trip
100
The animal on the California state flag.
A bear.
100
What is it?
The Golden Gate Bridge in San Fransisco, CA
100
The capital of California.
Sacramento
100
The meaning of agriculture.
Farming - both planting and harvesting
100
California is the ______ largest state in the US.
3rd
100
Can be purple, blue, or white, smells good, and can be put in food or made into an oil.
Lavender 
200
The California state flower.
What is a poppy?
200
In what city is it located?
Los Angeles, CA
200
The state tree. Also, one holds the record for being the world's tallest living tree.
Redwood tree
200
California's state vegetable.
The Artichoke
200
California's economy (buying and selling) is the ___________ in the US.
Largest
200
The youngest of the three herding dogs was named??
Taco
300
The city in California where the world's first was opened.
San Bernardino, CA
300
In what national park can this huge rock be found?
Half Dome in Yosemite
300
California got its name, The Golden State, from this event.
The Gold Rush
300
California's state fruit.
The Avocado!
300
California's official marine mammal.
The Gray Whale!
300
How many pounds is 1 horsepower?
About 500 pounds
400
A famous CA burger joint that offered California's first drive through
400
In what city can the largest railroad museum in North America be found?
Sacramento, CA
400
California's official state sport.
Surfing
400
What you call a dried plum.
A prune!
400
Not from China, California came up with this sweet future placing treat.
The Fortune Cookie!
400
About how much of
a cow is used for beef?
60%
500
The number of stars on the California state seal.
31
500
Furnace Creek, in ________ _________, was where the hottest temperature on Earth was once recorded. 
Death Valley, CA
500
California's official state reptile.
The Desert Tortoise
500
Small and green, but mighty, and one of the most nutrient-dense fruits.
The Kiwi!
500
The two types of trees that signify the meeting point of Northern and Southern California.
A pine tree and a palm tree.
500
An example of animal biproduct.
gelatin, gummy bears, gum, leather, shoes, or anything that can be produced from the dead animal.