West Virginia State Facts and Symbols

This video is an educational guide about West Virginia, covering its location, bordering states, nickname, flag, capital city, and state bird. It highlights West Virginia's position in the Appalachian Region, its mountainous terrain, and the significance of its flag symbols. The video also introduces Charleston as the capital and discusses the Northern Cardinal as the state bird.

Where is West Virginia located in the United States?

• In the Pacific Northwest

• In the Appalachian Region

• In the Southwest

• In the Great Plains

Which state borders West Virginia to the north and east?

• Pennsylvania

• Maryland

• Ohio

• Kentucky

Why is West Virginia known as 'The Mountain State'?

• Because of its numerous mountain ranges

• For its vast plains

• Because of its large deserts

• Due to its extensive river systems

What activities are popular in West Virginia's national parks?

• Rock climbing and paragliding

• Hiking and fishing

• Skiing and snowboarding

• Surfing and diving

What is depicted on the West Virginia state flag?

• A bear and a tree

• A miner and a farmer

• A ship and a lighthouse

• A mountain and a river

What significant date is inscribed on the boulder in the West Virginia state flag?

• November 11th, 1918

• December 7th, 1941

• June 20th, 1863

• July 4th, 1776

What is the capital city of West Virginia?

• Huntington

• Charleston

• Morgantown

• Parkersburg

Which bird is recognized as the state bird of West Virginia?

• Northern Cardinal

• Blue Jay

• Bald Eagle

• American Robin

What is a notable feature of the Northern Cardinal?

• Its nocturnal habits

• Its ability to mimic human speech

• Its migratory patterns

• Its bright red color

How many states in the U.S. have the Cardinal as their state bird?

• Nine

• Three

• Five

• Seven