Fun Facts about Wisconsin
Wisconsin is famous for its ________.
Cheese
What is the capital of WISCONSIN?
Madison
Who is the author behind the children's book Cat in the Hat?
Dr. Seuss
Who was the first president of the USA (1789-97)?
George Washington
Fill in the blank: "Roses are red, violets are ____."
Blue
How do you say, "HELLO" in SPANISH?
HOLA
What is the capital of MINNESOTA?
Saint Paul
The cat is considered the what in the world?
The cat is considered the most popular pet in the world?
Which is the last state to be part of the United States?
Hawaii
What two primary colors can be mixed to make purple?
Red and blue
Sheboygan is known the "_________" of the world.
Bratwurst Capital
What is the capital of CALIFORNIA?
Sacramento
A cat should not be given what type of milk?
Cows Milk
The biggest US state by area is
Alaska
Many people are familiar with the color wheel. Who invented the color wheel?
Sir Isaac Newton
Green Bay is known as the "___________" of the world
Toilet Paper Capital
What is the capital of KANSAS?
Topeka
Cats can make how many different sounds?
100 different sounds
Which is the smallest American state by land?
Rhode Island
Before the 20th century, _____ was considered the color for boys, while ______ indicated that the baby was a girl.
PINK was considered the color for boys, while BLUE indicated that the baby was a girl.
This is believed to be the case because pink is essentially light red, and red was regarded as the strongest, most aggressive color in the spectrum. The use of these shades was not reversed until the 1940s.
Milwaukee is famous for its _______?
Beer "Miller Brewing Company"
What is the capital of NORTH DAKOTA?
Bismarck
Cats use their whiskers to do what?
To navigate through the world. They use them to help determine if they can fit in a small space because their whiskers are approximately the same width as their body. This is why you shouldn’t cut your cat’s whiskers.
Which state is known as the “Empire State”?
New York
What color is the world’s most popular favorite color?
BLUE