Midwest States

Question 1

North Dakota

Answer 1

The geographic center of North America is near the town of Rugby, North Dakota.

Question 2

Illinois

Answer 2

Home of The Willis Tower (Sears Tower), the worlds tallest building until 1996.

Question 3

Michigan

Answer 3

Henry Ford, an industrialist, was born in Dearborn, MI.

Question 4

Ohio

Answer 4

Birthplace of Neil Armstrong, the first to set foot on the moon.

Question 5

Kansas

Answer 5

The state insect is the honey bee.

Question 6

Minnesota

Answer 6

Has the largest wolf population in the lower 48 states.

Question 7

Nebraska

Answer 7

Half of the state is made up of farms and ranches.

Question 8

Missouri

Answer 8

The Pony Express began there in 1860.

Question 9

South Dakota

Answer 9

Home of the world’s only corn palace.

Question 10

Iowa

Answer 10

William “Buffalo Bill” Cody was born here.

Question 11

Indiana

Answer 11

Top popcorn producing state.

Question 12

Wisconsin

Answer 12

The Fox River, one of the few rivers in the U.S. that flows north, is located here.

Question 13

Oklahoma

Answer 13

One of the leaders in wheat and cattle production.