Tennessee Geography and Symbols

The video tutorial by Komod covers the state of Tennessee, its geography, history, and symbols. It begins with an introduction and a request to subscribe to the channel. The video explains Tennessee's location in the southeastern U.S., its neighboring states, and its nickname, the Volunteer State, derived from its role in the War of 1812. The flag of Tennessee, representing its three divisions, is discussed, along with major cities like Nashville and Memphis. The state bird, the mockingbird, is also highlighted. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage with the content.

Where is Tennessee located in the United States?

• Southwest

• Midwest

• Southeast

• Northeast

How many states border Tennessee?

• Eight

• Five

• Six

• Seven

Why is Tennessee called 'The Volunteer State'?

• Because of its volunteer sports teams

• For its volunteer fire departments

• Due to its role in the War of 1812

• Because of its large volunteer workforce

Which of the following is NOT a neighboring state of Tennessee?

• Arkansas

• Florida

• Missouri

• Kentucky

What do the three stars on the Tennessee flag represent?

• Three major rivers

• Three historical events

• Three founding fathers

• Three geographical divisions

Which city is the capital of Tennessee?

• Nashville

• Knoxville

• Chattanooga

• Memphis

What is the largest city in Tennessee?

• Chattanooga

• Knoxville

• Memphis

• Nashville

What nickname is given to Nashville?

• The City of Angels

• The Big Apple

• The Windy City

• Music City

What is the state bird of Tennessee?

• Mockingbird

• Cardinal

• Robin

• Blue Jay

Why is the Mockingbird named so?

• It sings at night

• It is found only in Tennessee

• It mimics sounds

• It has a unique color pattern