Tennessee State Trivia Questions

The video provides an overview of Tennessee, covering its geography, history, and cultural significance. It highlights Tennessee's location in the USA, its bordering states, and its historical background, including its name origin from Cherokee words. The video explains why Tennessee is called the Volunteer State and discusses its statehood. It also covers the state's climate, symbols, major cities like Nashville and Memphis, and cultural contributions, particularly in music. Additionally, the video explores Tennessee's natural beauty and wildlife, concluding with a call to action for viewers.

Which states border Tennessee to the west?

• Virginia and Kentucky

• Missouri and Arkansas

• Mississippi and Alabama

• North Carolina and Georgia

What Native American tribes originally lived in the area now known as Tennessee?

• Cherokee and Chickasaw

• Navajo and Apache

• Iroquois and Mohawk

• Sioux and Cheyenne

Why is Tennessee known as the Volunteer State?

• Because of its volunteer work in World War I

• Due to its volunteer work during the War of 1812

• For its volunteer work during the Civil War

• For its volunteer work during the American Revolution

What do the three stars on the Tennessee state flag represent?

• The three major rivers

• The three largest cities

• The three geographic regions

• The three founding fathers

What is Nashville, Tennessee, famously known as?

• The City of Lights

• The Windy City

• The Big Apple

• Music City

Which famous musician's home is located in Memphis, Tennessee?

• Elvis Presley

• B.B. King

• Dolly Parton

• Johnny Cash

What is the most visited national park in the United States, located in Tennessee?

• Grand Canyon National Park

• Great Smoky Mountains National Park

• Yosemite National Park

• Yellowstone National Park

Which animal is the state animal of Tennessee?

• Black Bear

• Raccoon

• White-tailed Deer

• Gray Fox

What is the official state flower of Tennessee?

• Sunflower

• Tulip

• Rose

• Iris

What is the official state bird of Tennessee?

• Blue Jay

• Robin

• Cardinal

• Mockingbird