The great state of Wisconsin became the 30th state on
May 29, 1848. Wisconsin has an area of 65,503 square miles and it is
the 23rd largest state. It's eastern boundary borders Lake Michigan
while its northern boundary borders Lake Superior. Wisconsin's
western boundary borders the Mississippi River. The name Wisconsin
is derived from a native American language. Its capital is Madison.
Emblem/Symbol
Name of Emblem/Symbol
Adopted
Motto
"Forward"
1851
State Seal
1881
Nickname
Badger State
State Bird
Robin
1926-27
State Flower
Wood Violet
1949
State Song
"On Wisconsin"
1959
State Tree
Sugar Maple
1949
State Flag
1863
State Insect
Honey Bee
1977
State Fish
Muskellunge
1955
State Animal
Badger
1957
State Mineral
Galena
1971
State Wildlife Animal
White-tailed Deer
State Soil
Antigo Silt Loam
1983
State Dog
American Water Spaniel
1985
State Beverage
Milk
1987
State Dance
Polka
1993
State Grain
Corn
1989
Complete the questions below.
1. Wisconsin became a state on May 29,
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2. Wisconsin's eastern boundary borders
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3. Its state dance is the
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4. Antigo Silt Loam is the state
.
5. The Wisconsin state mineral is .
6. The Wisconsin state motto is "."
7. The nickname for Wisconsin is the
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8. The state tree is the
.
9. "On Wisconsin" is the state
.
10. The state beverage is
.
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