CCS Michigan Geography & Trivia

Question 1

These are the animals on Michigan's flag!

Accepted Answer

elk, eagle, moose

Question 2

Common along the shores of Lake Michigan, these are hills of loose sand piled up by the wind!

Accepted Answer

dunes

Question 3

This is the most populous region of our state!

Accepted Answer

the southeastern Lower Peninsula

Question 4

What human feature connects Michigan's two peninsulas?

Accepted Answer

Mackinac Bridge

Question 5

This is a body of land surrounded almost entirely by water. (Our great state has two!)

Accepted Answer

peninsula

Question 6

This is the only Great Lake that's entirely in the United States!

Accepted Answer

Lake Michigan

Question 7

This is the state tree of Michigan!

Accepted Answer

white pine

Question 8

The number of counties in Michigan - the number of states in the U.S.A.!

Accepted Answer

33

Question 9

Which valuable minerals have a home in the Upper Peninsula?

Accepted Answer

iron and copper

Question 10

Feeling hungry? This Michigan city is the home of the Kellogg's Cereal Factory!

Accepted Answer

Battle Creek

Question 11

Low-lying, bowl-shaped areas are known as these!

Accepted Answer

basins

Question 12

The Edmund Fitzgerald sank near the U.P.'s coastline in this Great Lake

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Lake Superior

Question 13

It was a shock that this state symbol was spotted in Bad Axe, Michigan, in 2004!

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wolverine

Question 14

True or False: Thanks to its flat land and rich soil, the L.P. is a good place to farm.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 15

These formed Michigan millions of years ago!

Accepted Answer

glaciers

Question 16

What is Michigan's capital city?

Accepted Answer

Lansing

Question 17

The famous Soo Locks are located in this city in the Upper Peninsula!

Accepted Answer

Sault Ste. Marie

Question 18

It's true: Michigan has mountain ranges! Where in our great state are they located?

Accepted Answer

northwestern Upper Peninsula

Question 19

Residents of the Upper Peninsula are known by this affectionate nickname!

Accepted Answer

Yooper

Question 20

Unlike the other four Great Lakes, this one doesn't border Michigan!

Accepted Answer

Lake Ontario

Question 21

This is the state bird of Michigan!

Accepted Answer

American robin

Question 22

Among other things, this Michigan city is known for its cherries.

Accepted Answer

Traverse City

Question 23

For what is most of Michigan's land used?

Accepted Answer

forests

Question 24

This stunning state symbol is made up of fossilized coral!

Accepted Answer

Petoskey stone

Question 25

This is the oldest city in all of the Midwest!

Accepted Answer

Sault Ste. Marie

CCS Michigan Geography & Trivia

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CCS Michigan Geography & Trivia

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