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Jeopardy
Choose a category.
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You must give the correct question.
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3. Our categories for the day are……
Welcome 4-HERS!
Our categories for the day are……

4. Indiana
History

5. Indiana Symbols

6. Indiana Geography

7. Indiana Parks

8. State
Flag

9. County Facts

10. AND DO NOT FORGET THE FINAL CATEGORY!
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11. Indiana
Geography
Indiana
History
Indiana Symbols
Indiana
Parks
State Flag
County Facts
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12. Indiana became a state this year.
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13. 1-1A
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What is 1816?

14. This city in Harrison County shown to the right was the
site of the first
Indiana capital.
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15. WHAT IS CORYDON?
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16. This city in Knox County is the site of the state’s first University.
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17. What is Vincennes?
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18. This Indiana University is home to 4-H.
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19. What is Purdue University?
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20. Indiana, is the boyhood home of this President who helped free the slaves serving during the Civil War.
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21. Who is Abe Lincoln?
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22. 2-1 This is the State Tree has a flower that looks like a tulip.
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23. What is a Tulip Tree (Or Tulip Poplar Tree)?
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24. 2-2 This state flower is spelled like a “Pony” with an extra “e” following the P.
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25. What is a Peony?
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26. The state bird is also a professional baseball team in St. Louis.
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27. What is a Cardinal?
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28. This is the animal in the State Seal.
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29. What is a bison (or buffalo)?
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30. This is the state motto because all American roads cross here.
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31. What is the Cross Roads of America?
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32. This is the large great lake that forms part of Indiana’s northern border.
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33. What is Lake Michigan?
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34. This is city where our current state capital is located.
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35. What is Indianapolis?
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36. The state river runs through Terre Haute and is the subject of our state song.
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37. What is the Wabash River?
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38. This river forms our southern border.
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39. What is the Ohio River?
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40. Hoosier Hill is the highest natural point in the state of Indiana at 1,257 feet (383 m) above sea level. It is in the rural area of Franklin Township, of this County to the northwest of Bethel.
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41. What is Wayne County?
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42. This National Park in Indiana is home to many sand dunes and forms a National Lake Shore on Lake Michigan.
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43. What is Indiana Dunes or Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore?
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44. This is Indiana’s oldest state park is 100 years old in 2016 located in Owen County that has Wolf Cave and McCormick’s Creek that has a small waterfall shown below.
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45. What is McCormick’s Creek State Park?
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46. This sweet county is home to 2 waterfalls in Cataract State Park which is the start of Cages Mill Lake (Cataract Lake)?
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47. What is a Owen County?
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48. This is Indiana's second state park home to many ravines, sandstone gorges for hiking and Sugar Creek canoeing.
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49. What is Turkey Run State Park?
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50. State Park is located in Northern Indiana named after Leopold and Simon Pokagon who were father and son and the last two most notable leaders of the Potawatomi
Indians.
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51. What is Pokagon State Park?
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52. 18 of these on the Indiana’s flag denote the 18 states comprising the union before Indiana’s admission.
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53. What are stars?
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54. Thirteen stars shall be arranged in an outer circle of the Indiana flag, representing the first 13 of these.
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55. What are states?
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56. Five stars arranged in a half circle below the torch and inside the outer circle of stars, represent the states admitted prior to this state.
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57. What is Indiana?
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58. The number of stars on the state flag show you Indiana is what state admitted to the union.
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59. What is the 19th?
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60. This star on our state flag represents this state.
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61. What is Indiana?
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62. This county was named for our country’s 6th president, John Quincy Adams.
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63. What is Adams County?
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64. Elkhart County being the capital of the world in production of these items that would make the movie the Music Man proud.
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65. What are band instruments?
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66. Ripley County’s small school town which won the state basketball championship over Muncie Central in 1954 was the subject of the 1986 film  “Hoosiers”.
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67. What is Milan?
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68. County with Indiana’s largest state park has this County’s name.
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69. What is Brown?
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70. Baseball was born in Allen County’s largest city on May 4 of 1871
Baseball was born in Allen County’s largest city on May 4 of This city is home to over 258,522 Hoosiers.
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71. What is Fort Wayne?
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72. Final category The category is County Facts
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73. This Indiana county is not a hot tropical tourist destination just east of the Everglades , but contains the city Peru, the circus capital of the world.

74. What is Miami County?

75. THANK YOU FOR PLAYING!

76. All Indiana citizens are called this.
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77. WHAT ARE HOOSIERS?
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