Tennessee State Symbols and Facts

This video discusses the significance of Tennessee's state symbols, including the state flag, animals, trees, and flowers. It explains the symbolism behind the state flag and the meaning of the 'Volunteer State' nickname. The video also covers Tennessee's state birds, trees, animals, and flowers, highlighting their historical and cultural importance.

What is the main purpose of the digital story about Tennessee?

• To understand Tennessee's economy

• To learn about Tennessee's geography

• To explore Tennessee's history

• To discuss Tennessee's state symbols and nickname

What do the three stars on the Tennessee state flag represent?

• The three largest cities in Tennessee

• The three major rivers in Tennessee

• The three grand divisions of the state

• The three founding fathers of Tennessee

Which bird is known for its ability to mimic the sounds of other birds?

• Bobwhite quail

• Mockingbird

• Cardinal

• Blue jay

Why was the tulip poplar chosen as Tennessee's first state tree?

• It is the rarest tree in Tennessee

• It has the most colorful flowers

• It grows everywhere in the state

• It is the tallest tree in Tennessee

What is Tennessee's official wild animal?

• Eastern box turtle

• Raccoon

• Tennessee cave salamander

• White-tailed deer

Which animal is recognized as Tennessee's state reptile?

• Alligator

• Gopher tortoise

• Rattlesnake

• Eastern box turtle

What is the official state cultivated flower of Tennessee?

• Iris

• Tennessee coneflower

• Sunflower

• Passion flower

Which flower was chosen by school children as a state wildflower in 1919?

• Daisy

• Passion flower

• Tennessee coneflower

• Rose

What is Tennessee's state drink?

• Lemonade

• Orange juice

• Sweet tea

• Milk

Why is Tennessee known as the Volunteer State?

• Because of its large number of volunteers during the War of 1812

• Due to its volunteer fire departments

• Due to its volunteer tourism industry

• Because of its volunteer-based economy