North Dakota Trivia Questions

The video provides an overview of North Dakota, covering its geography, natural features, and history. It discusses the state's borders, the Red River Valley, and the Badlands. The history of European influence, statehood, and economic resources like lignite coal and agriculture are highlighted. Cultural and historical sites, including Theodore Roosevelt National Park and the International Peace Garden, are mentioned. The video also covers the state's flora and fauna, such as the American elm and northern pike, and notable figures like Sakakawea.

Which region in North Dakota is known for its mineral-rich soil and numerous farms?

• Missouri Plateau

• Badlands

• Drift Prairie

• Red River Valley

Who was the first European to arrive in the North Dakota region?

• Theodore Roosevelt

• Lewis and Clark

• Pierre Gtia Verre

• Christopher Columbus

What is the largest lignite resource in the world found in North Dakota?

• Petroleum

• Iron Ore

• Natural Gas

• Soft Brown Coal

Which U.S. President had a cattle farm in North Dakota?

• Theodore Roosevelt

• Abraham Lincoln

• Thomas Jefferson

• George Washington

What is the name of the largest buffalo statue in the world located in North Dakota?

• Buffalo Bill

• Dakota Thunder

• Great Plains Bison

• Mighty Buffalo

Which Native American explorer assisted Lewis and Clark on their journey?

• Sacagawea

• Pocahontas

• Crazy Horse

• Sitting Bull

What is the state tree of North Dakota?

• Oak

• American Elm

• Pine

• Maple

Which flower is recognized as the state flower of North Dakota?

• Daisy

• Wild Prairie Rose

• Sunflower

• Lily

What is the state bird of North Dakota known for its distinctive calls?

• Blue Jay

• Western Meadowlark

• Bald Eagle

• Robin

Which horse breed is recognized as the state mammal of North Dakota?

• Nakota Horse

• Clydesdale

• Mustang

• Appaloosa