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 state symbols. The video also discusses the state's major industries and the Northern Cardinal as the state bird.

Where is West Virginia located in the United States?

• In the Southwest

• In the Pacific Northwest

• In the Great Plains

• In the Appalachian Region

Which state borders West Virginia to the north and east?

• Ohio

• Kentucky

• Pennsylvania

• Maryland

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

• For its vast plains

• Because of its numerous mountain ranges

• Due to its extensive river systems

• Because of its large deserts

What is one of the main activities people enjoy in West Virginia's national parks?

• Skydiving

• Skiing

• Hiking

• Surfing

What is depicted on the West Virginia state flag?

• A bear and a tree

• A mountain and a river

• A ship and a lighthouse

• A miner and a farmer

What significant date is shown on the West Virginia state flag?

• July 4th, 1776

• June 20th, 1863

• December 25th, 1800

• January 1st, 1900

Which industry is represented by the miner on the West Virginia coat of arms?

• Technology

• Agriculture

• Textile

• Coal mining

What is the capital city of West Virginia?

• Morgantown

• Huntington

• Charleston

• Parkersburg

What is the state bird of West Virginia?

• Bald Eagle

• Blue Jay

• American Robin

• Northern Cardinal

How many states have the Northern Cardinal as their state bird?

• Nine

• Seven

• Five

• Three