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100
The Capitol of Michigan: A. Lansing B. Grand Rapids C. Honolulu
What is Lansing?
100
MSU are the initials
What is Michigan State University?
100
Brook Trout
What is Michigan's state fish?
100
The Great Lake that starts with M
What is Lake Michigan?
100
The state with the Great Lakes
What is Michigan?
200
The city that is home to ArtPrize
What is Grand Rapids?
200
The number of colleges in Michigan. A. 1,000 B. 98 C. 24
What is 98?
200
The American Robin
What is Michigan's State bird?
200
The Great Lake that starts with S
What is Lake Superior?
200
One of Michigan's nicknames: A. "Great Lake State" B. "River State" C. "State below Canada"
What is the "Great Lake State"
300
The largest village in Michigan: A. Hudsonville B. Allendale C. Caro
What is Caro?
300
Maize and Blue are the colors of...
What are the colors of the best college in Michigan (U of M!)
300
Painted Turtle
What is Michigan's state reptile?
300
The Great Lake that starts with E
What is Lake Erie?
300
The 26th State
What is Michigan?
400
The car capitol of the world (which city makes lots of cars? Think Ford!) A. Lansing B. Hudsonville C. Detroit
What is Detroit?
400
The first University established in Michigan: A. Grand Valley State University B. Northwestern University C. University of Michigan
What is C. University of Michigan?
400
Apple Blossom
What is the Michigan's State flower?
400
The Great Lake that starts with H
What is Lake Huron?
400
The bridge that goes between the lower peninsula and the upper peninsula?
What is the Mackinac Bridge?
500
The oldest town in Michigan: A. Lansing B. Sault St. Marie C. Grand Rapids
What is Sault St. Marie?
500
The university with the largest campus in Michigan A. Grand Rapids Community College B. University of Michigan C. Michigan State University
What is Michigan State University?
500
Michigan's state stone
What is the Petosky Stone?
500
The Great Lake that starts with O
What is Lake Ontario?
500
The president from Grand Rapids: A. Gerald R. Ford B. George Washington C. Barack Obama
Who is Gerald R. Ford?