Exploring Ohio and Beyond

Kyle U, a seventh grader and 2013 state Go winner from Ohio, introduces his hometown of Westlake, a suburb of Cleveland. He explores local historical sites like the Wested House and the Rocky River Nature Center, highlighting geological features and historical significance. Kyle discusses Lake Erie and Cleveland's attractions, including the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He shares his dream of visiting Chamonix, France, for skiing and its historical significance. Finally, Kyle recounts the unique history of Ohio's statehood, which was officially recognized in 1953, despite its effective statehood since 1803.

What is the name of the school where Kyle U studies?

• Ohio State School

• Cleveland Middle School

• Westlake High School

• Leebron Middle School

In what year was the Wested House built?

• 1844

• 1832

• 1850

• 1811

What natural feature is located near the Rocky River Nature Center?

• A sandy beach

• A dense forest

• A large waterfall

• A 360-million-year-old cliff

Which Great Lake is the second smallest and shallowest?

• Lake Ontario

• Lake Erie

• Lake Michigan

• Lake Superior

Which city is home to the Key Tower, a 947 ft tall skyscraper?

• Toledo

• Cleveland

• Columbus

• Cincinnati

What is one of the attractions you can visit in Cleveland?

• The Statue of Liberty

• The Eiffel Tower

• The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

• The Golden Gate Bridge

Where would Kyle U like to travel for skiing?

• Whistler, Canada

• Aspen, USA

• The Alps

• Chamonix, France

What significant event took place in Chamonix in 1924?

• The construction of a famous monument

• The discovery of a new ski resort

• The signing of a peace treaty

• The first Winter Olympics

When did Congress officially recognize Ohio as a state?

• 1812

• 1953

• 1803

• 1903

What was the oversight regarding Ohio's statehood?

• It was recognized twice by Congress

• It was the first state to join the union

• It was recognized as a state in 1803

• It was never officially recognized by Congress until 1953