Michigan

Michigan Symbols

Practice what you've learned about Michigan.

Multiple Choice

What is Michigan's state flower?

• dandelion

• rose

• apple blossom

• petunia

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What is Michigan's state reptile?

• painted turtle

• snapping turtle

• rattlesnake

• gecko

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What is Michigan's symbol for game animals?

• mallard duck

• white tailed deer

• moose

• bald eagle

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Which fish is the Michigan state symbol?

• large mouth bass

• brook trout

• catfish

• perch

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What color is the state wild flower, dwarf lake iris?

• yellow

• pink

• purple

• red

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What is the state tree of Michigan?

• white pine

• blue spruce

• apple tree

• maple tree

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What is the state bird of Michigan?

• bluejay

• bald eagle

• American robin

• hummingbird

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Which fossil is the state symbol of Michigan?

• t-rex

• mastodon

• velociraptor

• saber toothed tiger

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What is the state stone of Michigan?

• Petoskey Stone

• granite

• diamond

• quartz

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What color is the state gemstone, The Isle Royale Greenstone?

• green

• purple

• yellow

• black

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Who gave Michigan the nickname "The Wolverine State"?

• people from Ohio

• the president of the USA

• the governor of Michigan

• George Washington

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Which is Michigan's most common nickname?

• The Two Peninsula State

• The Great Teacher State

• The Great Lakes State

• The Great Third Grader State

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What does the name "MIchigan" mean?

• greater water

• 2 peninsulas

• mitten

• go blue

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Which city is the capital of Michigan?

• Detroit

• Ann Arbor

• Farmington Hills

• Lansing

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What is the state muffin?

• cherry

• chocolate chip

• banana nut

• blueberry

Multiple Choice

Among the 50 states, which number shows when Michigan became a state?

• 45th state

• 26th state

• 11th state

• 18th state

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When did Michigan become a state?

• 1966

• 1837

• 1776

• 1855