Kansas Geography and State Symbols

The video introduces Kansas, highlighting its location in the Midwest and its borders with Nebraska, Missouri, Oklahoma, and Colorado. Kansas is known as the Sunflower State due to its abundant sunflowers and the Wheat State for its vast wheat production. The Kansas flag features a state seal with historical elements and a sunflower. The video also covers key cities, Topeka and Wichita, and the state bird, the Western Meadowlark.

What region of the United States is Kansas located in?

• Northeast

• Southwest

• Midwest

• Southeast

Which state borders Kansas to the north?

• Missouri

• Oklahoma

• Nebraska

• Colorado

Why is Kansas known as the Sunflower State?

• Sunflowers are the most exported product of Kansas.

• Sunflowers were first discovered in Kansas.

• Sunflowers grow abundantly in Kansas.

• Sunflowers are the state flower.

How many acres of wheat are grown in Kansas?

• 10 million acres

• 5 million acres

• 12 million acres

• 8.8 million acres

What is depicted on the Kansas state flag?

• A sunflower and a state seal

• A buffalo and a river

• A bird and a wheat field

• A mountain and a tree

What do the 34 stars on the Kansas state seal represent?

• The 34th state to join the Union

• The 34 counties in Kansas

• 34 years of statehood

• 34 famous Kansans

What is the capital city of Kansas?

• Lawrence

• Kansas City

• Topeka

• Wichita

Which city is the largest in Kansas?

• Kansas City

• Overland Park

• Wichita

• Topeka

What is the state bird of Kansas?

• Eastern Bluebird

• American Robin

• Western Meadowlark

• Northern Cardinal

What do Western Meadowlarks primarily eat?

• Fruits

• Nuts

• Insects

• Seeds