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Get ready for our trip to the Indiana State Museum with this 70-question Quiz!
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FAMOUS HOOSIERS #6: This famous Hoosier pioneered cars on Pumpkinvine Pike.
Mario Andretti
Neil Armstrong
Elwood Haynes
Al Unser Jr.
2
FOSSILS #3: Woolly mammoths and mastodons roamed Indiana during this time period.
Stone Age
Bronze Age
Ice Age
Act Your Age
3
SPORTS #1: The movie Hoosiers is based on this small school's 1954 state championship team.
Monroe County
Milan
Martinsville
Monrovia
4
STATE MUSEUM #7: The names of the two dudes in the State Museum video we watched were...
Derek and Brian
Eric and Brian
Eric and Ryan
OMG, Mr. Wooden. Are you serious?!?!
5
FAMOUS HOOSIERS #7: She was the first female African-American millionaire.
Janet Jackson
C.J. Walker
Harriet Tubman
Vivica A. Fox
6
LANDMARKS #3: This Merrillville candy factory claims to have the world's best Gummi Bears.
Merrillville Candy Factory
Albanese Candy Factory
Indiana's Best Candy Factory
Chewy Chewy Candy Factory
7
STATE MUSEUM #1: This ball swings as the earth rotates to knock down pegs. It's called a...
Pedestal
Pendulum
Pentagon
Palindrome
8
GEOGRAPHY #2: Our beautiful city, Bloomington, is located in the...
Southern Region
Southern Hills and Lowlands
Southern Plains and Lands
Southern Hill Land
9
HOOSIER QUOTES #1: "Be quick, but ___________." -- John Wooden
don't run
don't scurry
don't hurry
don't rush
10
HISTORY #2: The book
January's Sparrow
was based on Indiana's part in the...
Trail of Death
Underground Railroad
Civil War
Ku Klux Klan
11
SPORTS #6: The first professional baseball game in American history was played in this city.
Fort Wayne
Evansville
Terre Haute
Gary
12
STATE SYMBOLS #1: What is Indiana's state tree?
Oak
Tulip Poplar
Maple
Sycamore
13
GEOGRAPHY #4: The southern river that separates Indiana from Kentucky is called...
The Ohio
The Kankakee
The Low-hio
The Tippecanoe
14
SPORTS #3: The closest Indy 500 win was by .043 sec. in this year. Mr. Wooden was there (& 12).
2016
1911
1992
1979
15
HISTORY #3: The Trail of Death was the forced march of the ______ tribe from Indiana to Kansas.
Miami
Potawatomi
Kickapoo
Delaware
16
FOSSILS #6: Did we have dinosaurs in Indiana?
Probably not
Probably so
Absolutely yes
Absolutely not
17
LANDMARKS #2: The IU Auditorium is host to the Indiana _______, which show the state's history.
Portraits
Landscapes
Murals
Paintings
18
This Purdue student said: "This is one small step for a man; one giant leap for mankind."
Gus Grissom
Buzz Aldrin
John Glenn
Neil Armstrong
19
FOSSILS #7: The fossil expert who visited our class this year was...
Steve Bell
Steve Bodi
Steve Brant
Steve Brody
20
FAMOUS HOOSIERS #1: This Civil War president was a ten year old Indiana kid, just like you!
John F. Kennedy
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
21
NATIVE AMERICANS #5: Ellie is by the falls where the Miami hunted in this, IN's 1st state park:
Potato Creek
Turkey Run
McCormick's Creek
White River
22
FOSSILS #4: This animal, shown here, was one of the most ferocious Indiana Ice Age predators.
Brown Backed Bear
Short Faced Bear
Grizzly Bear
I Can't Bear to Look!
23
STATE SYMBOLS #3: Touch your heart. What is Indiana's official state river?
Kankakee
Tippecanoe
White
Wabash
24
STATE SYMBOLS #5: Mrs. Wooden bakes this, our state pie, every year for Mr. Wooden's birthday.
Hoosier Pie
Sugar Pie
Sugar Cream Pie
Cream Pie
25
FOSSILS #5: Name one of these two fossils the Wooden kids found in Jennings County.
Gastropods
Brachiopods
Trilobites
Horn Corals
26
STATE SYMBOLS #7: Binford is made of this, Indiana's official state stone.
Limestone
Cement
Sandstone
Concrete
27
STATE MUSEUM #5: The museum features this fossil from Indiana's __________ Era.
Polythene
Polygon
Paleozoic
Pleistocene
28
FAMOUS HOOSIERS #3: You know Michael Jackson, but did you know his sister _____ has 10 #1 hits?
Billie Jean
LaToya
Action
Janet
29
LANDMARKS #6: This landmark is Indiana's only national park.
Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
Sandy Dunes National Park
Porter County National Lakeshore
Lake Michigan National Park
30
STATE MUSEUM #4: Around the museum, you'll find artwork representing each of Indiana's 92...
Cities
Counties
Communities
Colleges
31
SPORTS #2: Crispus Attucks was the 1st black school to win state, led by this guy, the "Big O."
Orville Redenbacher
Robert Owen
Oscar Robertson
Otto Stark
32
STATE SYMBOLS #6: This sweet smeller is the Hoosier's State's official flower.
Peony
Rose
Tulip
Hyacinth
33
STATE SYMBOLS #2: What is Indiana's state bird?
Brown Bird
Snow Bird
Chickadee
Cardinal
34
FOSSILS #2: This fossil is sometimes confused for a flower, but it was really an animal.
Horn Coral
Bryozoan
Crinoid
Brachiopod
35
HOOSIER QUOTES #7: "She blinded me with ___________." -- Mr. Wooden (from Thomas Dolby)
silence
blindness
squirt gun
science
36
HISTORY #7: George Rogers Clark led a defeat of the British at this fort.
Sacktown
Sackton
Sackville
Sack City
37
HOOSIER QUOTES #5: Who said: "A single twig breaks, but the bundle of twigs is strong"?
George Rogers Clark
Little Turtle
William Henry Harrison
Tecumseh
38
LANDMARKS #1: This is home to "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing."
Speedway Racetrack
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Indianapolis Speedway
Indianapolis 500 Speedway
39
GEOGRAPHY #6: Which river is furthest north?
Wabash
Tippecanoe
Ohio
Kankakee
40
NATIVE AMERICANS #1: Many tribes, including the Potawatomi, used these for shelter.
Mounds
Tepees
Wigwams
Longhouses
41
FAMOUS HOOSIERS #4: Florence Henderson played the mom, Carol, in this hit 1970s TV show.
Hoosier Home
I Love Lucy
Full House
The Brady Bunch
42
FOSSILS #1: Long before dinosaurs, Indiana was covered with...
Deep Oceans
Shallow Seas
Deserts
Bugs
43
STATE MUSEUM #2: Including the base, the Indiana obelisk at the museum is this tall.
49"
49 m
49 cm
49'
44
HISTORY #6: Who came to Indiana first? The French fur traders or the British?
They came at the same time.
French Fur Traders
Neither ever came to Indiana.
British
45
HOOSIER QUOTES #2: "Art is the only way to run away without..."
sneaking out of your bedroom
a train ticket
leaving home
really doing it
46
LANDMARKS # 7: This summer, this ENTIRE Indiana town will empty out!
Bloomington, IN
Beanville, IN
Stinesville, IN
Ellettsville, IN
47
SPORTS #5: Who is the Indiana Pacers star next to fifth-grade Mr. Wooden in this picture?
Steve Alford
Reggie Miller
George Hill
Paul George
48
NATIVE AMERICANS #7: Which tribe has an Indiana county named for them?
Potawatomi
Delaware
Miami
Shawnee
49
HOOSIER QUOTES #4: "Hold yourself to a higher standard. Never ________ yourself."
peruse
excuse
accuse
lick
50
GEOGRAPHY #1: Which of these is NOT one of Indiana's three major regions?
Indiana Dunes
Till Plains
Great Lakes Plains
Southern Hills and Lowlands
51
HOOSIER QUOTES #3: "Whatever you are, _____________." -- Abraham Lincoln
be a champion
be a good one
is all right with me
try your best
52
Angelo Pizzo, a Binford grad, made this movie in the gym where my son Benny is shooting here.
Indiana
Rudy
Hoosiers
Breaking Away
53
SPORTS #4: Benjamin is side-hugging this man, who won 10 college basketball championships.
Archie Miller
Matt Painter
John Wooden
Bob Knight
54
NATIVE AMERICANS #6: This Shawnee leader brought tribes together to fight Europeans.
Little Turtle
Chief Richardville
Sieur de la Salle
Tecumseh
55
GEOGRAPHY #7: Indy is Mr. Wooden's hometown. He grew up on the north side on a street called...
Lincoln Lane
Wooden Dr.
Hoosier Ave.
Riley St.
56
NATIVE AMERICANS #4: Indiana's most populous tribe (the one with the most people) was...
The Miami
The Kickapoo
The Shawnee
The Delaware
57
NATIVE AMERICANS #3: The Potawatomi played games using this tool we still use in games today.
Game Board
Rubik's Cube
Dice
Trivia Cards
58
SPORTS #7: This Olympian athlete overcame polio as a child to win gold.
Wilma Rudolph
Marion Evans
Jackie Joyner Kersee
Vera Crawford
59
STATE MUSEUM #6: When you visit the museum tomorrow, your etiquette will...
Knock their socks off
Blow them out of the water
Take their breath away
Take the cake
60
HISTORY #5: These guys are standing outside Butt Drugs, a landmark in Indiana's 1st capital:
Fort Wayne
Crawfordsville
Indianapolis
Corydon
61
HISTORY #1: To celebrate Indiana's bicentennial, the State Museum displayed this guy's mallet.
Larry Legend
Tippecanoe
The Hoosier Poet
The Rail Splitter
62
FAMOUS HOOSIERS #2: This was the only president who called Indiana his "home state."
John Adams
George Washington
Benjamin Harrison
Barack Obama
63
LANDMARKS #5: At this house in Fountain City, you can see Underground Railroad hiding places.
Levi Coffin House
James Whitcomb Riley Home
Underground Railroad Museum
Benjamin Harrison House
64
GEOGRAPHY #3: Indianapolis, home of the State Museum, is located in the...
Till Plains
Great Lakes Hills
Till Hills
Great Lakes Plains
65
STATE MUSEUM #3: If the weather's nice enough, we'll eat lunch by this Indianapolis landmark.
Eagle Creek
Central Canal
White River
Fall Creek
66
NATIVE AMERICANS #2: Indiana's first people were...
The French Fur Traders
The Mound Builders
The Shawnee
The Potawatomi
67
GEOGRAPHY #5: Indiana's northern regions are flat because of glacier...
Erosion
Abrasion
Compression
Deposition
68
LANDMARKS #4: This century-old ice cream shop in Columbus is still open today!
Zonko's
Zaharako's
Zwanzigz
Zootopia's
69
STATE SYMBOLS #4: What is Indiana's state song?
On the Banks of the Wabash, Far Away
On the Banks of the Wabash
Back Home Again
Back Home Again in Indiana
70
HISTORY #4: The Indianapolis Times won awards for articles that led to the end of this in IN:
Poverty
Slavery
The Ku Klux Klan
British Rule