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100
What is Michigan's state flower?
Apple Blossom
100
Which is the largest of the Great Lakes?
Lake Superior
100
What is the capital of Michigan?
Lansing
100
What shape is Michigan?
Mitten
100
What is the Upper Peninsula of Michigan known for mining?
Copper
200
What is Michigan's state bird?
American Robin
200
Which Great Lake does not touch (border) Michigan?
Lake Ontario
200
Name the bridge that connects the upper and lower peninsulas.
The Mackinac Bridge
200
A piece of land surrounded by water on three sides is called a...
peninsula
200
Name a professional sports team in Michigan.
Lions, Red Wings, Tigers, Pistons
300
What is Michigan's state fish?
Brook Trout
300
What word can be used to remember the names of the Great Lakes?
HOMES
300
The automobile industry started in this largest city in Michigan. It was nicknamed "The Motor City."
Detroit
300
What country borders Michigan to the north?
Canada
300
Michigan is called the "_________ State"
Wolverine
400
What is Michigan's state tree?
White Pine
400
Michigan has ________ Great Lakes.
5
400
These red, sandstone cliffs can be seen in Munising, Michigan.
Pictured Rocks
400
What are the two peninsulas that Michigan is divided into called?
Upper Peninsula and Lower Peninsula
400
Who is Michigan's governor?
Gretchen Whitmer
500
What is Michigan's state reptile?
Painted Turtle
500
Name the five Great Lakes...
Lake Huron, Lake Ontario, Lake Michigan, Lake Erie, and Lake Superior
500
Name two islands that are part of Michigan.
Isle Royale and Mackinac Island
500
What town in Michigan do you go to school in?
Lake Linden
500
When did Michigan become a state?
a. 1822 c. 1837
b. 1825 d. 1840
c. 1837