What is the Minnesota state fish?

Betty Crocker is the fictional spokeswoman for which MN-based company?

More of these uniquely American poultry birds are hatched in MN than any other state in the country!

Minneapolis-born cartoonist Charles Schulz created the "Peanuts" series starring this elementary aged character.

This Great Lake forms most of Minnesota's eastern border.

Prior to a roof collapse in 2010, the Twins played at the Metrodome. What patriotic MN shopping center stands in its place today?

This nearby Minnesota city is named after Dakota leader Sakpe.

Home of the Mayo Clinic, this is the 3rd largest city in MN.

Minnesota's only National Park is named after what fur trade job?

Not Paul Bunyan, but glaciers, were responsible for creating what physical feature in Minnesota?

The three branches of the U.S. and Minnesota state governments are legislative, executive, and ________.

When MN joined the union in 1858, it became the ____ state.

These Dakota words translating to "place where the waters reflect the sky" inspired the name of our state.

Filled with tall pines and animals like lynx, elk, and bear. This biome makes up the Northernmost part of Minnesota.

Red Lake Nation foods cultivate this famous (and sacred, for the Ojibwe) grain.

What MN company's mascot is the giggling doughboy?

Polaris Industries manufactured the first ______ in 1956.

What revolutionary shipping technology was invented by Fred Jones, of Hallock, MN?

What does 3M stand for?

The movie "The Mighty Ducks," features what iconic Minnesota sport?

What sport is played by the Minnesota Lynx?

Better known by his stage name, Bob Dylan, this famous MN musician was born in Duluth in 1941.

This famous Minneapolis concert venue has been featured in Prince's "Purple Rain" film and Macklemore's song "Good Old Days."

What year did the MN Twins last win the World Series?

This former Minnesota Supreme Court Justice played at the Super Bowl for the Minnesota Vikings.

What is the Minnesota state bird?

Created by Minneapolis-born, Charles' Schulz, the "Peanuts" cartoons star Charlie Brown and his dog _______.

Born in Duluth, MN, folk singer Robert Zimmerman is also known by his stage name _______.

A statue of what Norwegian explorer stands in the Duluth Rose Garden?

This Minnesotan is a Pulitzer Prize winning author and wrote "The Birchbark House."

Home of the Mall of America, this is the 4th largest city in MN.

Lake Itasca is the headwaters (start) of which river?

How many U.S. states border MN? Hint: One only borders us by water.

Name the National Forest in Northern Minnesota. Hint: It's named after the Ojibwe.

This city on the MN/WI border is known as the "Birthplace of Waterskiing."

______ are rock carvings made by people.

What food resource did the Ojibwe find at the end of their migration to MN & WI?

How long ago did the glaciers, which covered Minnesota and made our legendary lakes, retreat (or melt)?

Who worked as a voyageur, fur trader, and interpreter/advocate for the Ojibwe and is one of the first African Americans to call MN home?

Which two are jobs held by Henry Sibley?

Tonka trucks were invented in and continue to be manufactured in this Minnesota city.

Green Giant, based in LeSueur, MN, is known for producing what product?

Bloomington, MN based Toro invented the first home _______ in 1951.

Frank C. Mars of Minnesota introduced what candy bar in 1923?

Prior to their move to Target Field in 2010, where did the Minnesota Twins play?

This Rock-and-Roll Hall of Famer’s estate, Paisley Park, is now a museum in Chanhassen, MN.

What is the name of the pre-professional women’s soccer team in Minnesota?

This Minnesota city was home to the world’s first digital music recording.

What was the nickname of the 1970s Vikings defensive line?

In what year did the Minnesota Vikings win the Super Bowl?

What is the name of the University of MN's mascot?

Which are the 5 U.S. states which border MN?

This physical feature is directly responsible for Minnesota's legendary 10,000 lakes.

Polaris Industries manufactured the first __________ in 1956.

Name the professional hockey team that once played in Minnesota before the Wild.

This is the famous animal companion to Paul Bunyan.

This city is the hometown of the 'Jolly Green Giant.'

As part of the Ojibwe migration to MN & WI, how many stops did they make over the years?

This apple variety was developed by the University of Minnesota in 1974.

This famous Minnesota musician was the 2007 Super Bowl performer. He is known for songs like '1999' & 'Raspberry Beret.'

MN actress Judy Garland played this character in the Wizard of Oz.

This is the 3rd largest city in MN, after Minneapolis & St. Paul.

This collection of rock carvings in southwestern Minnesota give us some ideas of what might have mattered to native people more than 5,000 years ago.

Name the processed (canned) meat product that is manufactured in Austin, MN.

This professional Minnesota team has won the championship of their sport four times in the last 10 years.

What fictional spokeswoman was created in the 1920s by General Mills?

The first enclosed (indoor) shopping mall was built in MN. Name either the mall or city in which it's located.

These Dakota words inspired the name of our state.

This Minnesota company invented and sells Post-It Notes and Command Hooks.

Originally from Detroit, Michigan, this rapper and flutist began her music career in Minneapolis in the 2010s.

The town which became St. Paul, MN was originally called ______ by settlers.

This federal (national) law requires that all museums that receive federal government funding return Native American artifacts to descendants.

This MN product was invented by 2 students looking for a way to practice hockey in the off-season.

In which two years did the MN Twins win the World Series?

This former professional wrestler served as Minnesota's governor.

Who was the Minnesotan that made the first nonstop solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean?

Name the fictional Minnesota town popularized by Garrison Keillor in the Prairie Home Companion.

Who was the Minnesota native that wrote “The Great Gatsby”?

What native Minnesotan won the Nobel Prize for Literature for his novel “Main Street”?

What Minnesota company manufactures Super Bowl rings?

What cartoon characters lived in Frostbite Falls, MN?

What national discount retailer with department-store roots is based in Minneapolis, MN?

How many lakes, larger than ten acres each, are there in the state of Minnesota?

What is the highest point in Minnesota?

What two provinces of Canada does Minnesota share a border with?

There's a famous lift bridge in Duluth, MN. What is a lift bridge?

What is the Minnesota state gemstone?

What dairy producers (cow farmers) pageant winner gets their head carved out of butter at the Minnesota State Fair every year?

What is the name of Duluth's aquarium?

At “Sioux Chef” Sean Sherman’s award-winning Minneapolis restaurant Owamni, diners enjoy dishes made entirely from Indigenous ingredients, including sweet potatoes, wild rice, and ribeye steaks from what 3,000-lb.bovine?

The gneisses in Minnesota are some of the oldest in the world, clocking in at 3.6 billion years old. What is the more general term for these structures?

What chain of 45 retail stores across the Midwest that sells outdoor equipment and appliances was founded in Minnesota, features an orange-and-black color scheme, and has an alliterative F name?

What is the name of the large cavern found in Harmony, MN that, fittingly, includes a large waterfall?

"The Great Minnesota Get-Together" is the official slogan for what Minnesota-based event that has been ongoing since 1859 and had a record 2.1 million attendees in 2019?

Husband and wife team Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen designed the centerpiece of the Minneapolis Sculpture Garden in the 1980s. What is the common food that is part of their design?

"L'Étoile du Nord," the state motto of Minnesota, was the state's first official named symbol when designated in 1861. What does this phrase mean in English?

With rides including "Pepsi Orange Streak", "Shredder's Mutant Masher", and "Avatar Airbender", what is the name of the indoor theme park found inside Minnesota's Mall of America?

Many named places throughout the state of Minnesota have “Minne” as part of the name: Minnehaha, Minnetonka, Minnetrista, and more. This word “Minne” derives from mni, a Dakota language word meaning what?