Trivia-May 23

The first Kindergarten classes in the United States were held in what city?

• Watertown

• Random Lake

• Chicago

• Wausau

The first ice cream sundae was served in 1881 in what city?

• Eau Claire

• Two Rivers

• La Crosse

• Milwaukee

This county reaches ten times the number of year-round residents during the summer.

• Washington

• Lincoln

• Brown

• Door

This county produces almost all of the ginseng in the United States.

• Kenosha

• Washsara

• Marathon

• Dodge

Soviet satellite Sputnik IV fell out of orbit in 1962 and while most of it burned up on re-entry, a 20-pound piece of debris crashed to the ground in what city?

• Manitowoc

• Sheboygan

• Plymouth

• Hartford

This town only has 400 residents, only has 400 residents, it draws 100,000 visitors each September for the world’s largest cranberry festival. Wisconsin produces 60 percent of the nation’s cranberries!

• Wisconsin Rapids

• Rudolph

• Stevens Point

• Warrens

Wisconsin banned the sale and use of margarine from 1895 to 1967, and while the ban was lifted, some restrictions on margarine remain today. It’s still illegal for a restaurant to serve margarine as a butter substitute unless the customer specifically requests it.

• True

• False

The most snowfall ever recorded in one season in Wisconsin happened between 1996-97 in this city.

• Kenosha

• Hurley

• Eau Claire

• Superior

What county celebrated the first ever Flag Day?

• Ozaukee

• Door

• Dodge

• Marathon

In addition to being called America's Dairyland, what other term is used to describe Wisconsin?

• The Badger State

• America's Heartland

• Cheese Capitol of the World

• The only state to have more cows than people