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2 Click on a point value in one of the colored boxes to receive a question. The link will turn white after it has been chosen. Click on the button to answer the question. If your choice is incorrect, click on the slide and you will return to the question. Once you have chosen the correct answer click on the slide and you will be taken back to the Kansas Review main menu. Then choose another point value. When finish click on the exit button. BEGIN Kansas Review Directions

3 Kansas Review 25 50 75 100 25 50 75 100 25 50 75 100 25 50 75 100 25 50 75 100 25 50 75 100 25 50 75 100 125 EXIT

4 Main Menu Main Menu The city of Wichita was named after what Indian tribe? Kansa Miami Wichita Pottawatomie

5 Main Menu Main Menu What large wild animal was most useful to the Native Americans of the Plains? Deer Oxen Horse Bison

6 Main Menu Main Menu What insect destoyed the corn crop in 1874? Praying Mantis Praying Mantis Grasshopper Lady Bug Lady Bug Spider

7 Main Menu Main Menu What is the Indian name for corn? Kaw Wichita Hay Maize

8 Main Menu Main Menu Who led the Wichita to the forks of the Arkansas River to live in 1864? Wyatt Earp Wyatt Earp William Becknell William Becknell Jesse Chisholm Jesse Chisholm Bat Masterson Bat Masterson

9 Main Menu Main Menu Who were overlanders? Native Americans Native Americans Wild Prairie Animals Wild Prairie Animals Settlers Traveling by Boat Settlers Traveling by Boat Settlers Traveling the Settlers Traveling the Oregon Trail Oregon Trail

10 Main Menu Main Menu The migration to Oregon became know as what in 1843? Great Migration Great Migration Great Oregon Trail Great Oregon Trail The Trail The Trail The Never Ending Journey The Never Ending Journey

11 Main Menu Main Menu Where did the Oregon trail begin? Independence, Kansas Independence, Kansas St. Louis, Missouri St. Louis, Missouri Kansas City, Kansas City, Kansas Independence, Missouri Independence, Missouri

12 Main Menu Main Menu Which is NOT a hardship travelers encountered on the Santa Fe and Oregon Trails? Lack of Fresh Water Lack of Fresh Water Mountains & Rivers Mountains & Rivers Medical Care Medical Care Size of Wagon Size of Wagon

13 Main Menu Main Menu What was the purpose of the Oregon trail? Exploration Commercial Trading Commercial Trading Immigration Shopping

14 Main Menu Main Menu Who established the Santa Fe trail? Billy the Kid Billy the Kid Bob Dole Bob Dole Bat Masterson Bat Masterson William Becknell William Becknell

15 Main Menu Main Menu What was the purpose of the Santa Fe Trail? Exploration Trading Immigration Shopping

16 Main Menu Main Menu Who is the only Kansan to become president of the United States of America? Dwight D. Eisenhower Dwight D. Eisenhower Alf Landon Alf Landon Charles Curtis Charles Curtis Bob Dole Bob Dole

17 Main Menu Main Menu This Wichitan played professional football for the Detroit Lions Gale Sayers Gale Sayers Lynette Woodard Lynette Woodard Sam Brownback Sam Brownback Barry Sanders Barry Sanders

18 Main Menu Main Menu The only Native American to obtain the office of Vice- President. Dwight D. Eisenhower Dwight D. Eisenhower Alf Landon Alf Landon Charles Curtis Charles Curtis Bob Dole Bob Dole

19 Main Menu Main Menu This Kansan is our local representative to the United States House. Mike Pompeo Mike Pompeo Sam Brownback Sam Brownback Pat Roberts Pat Roberts George Bush George Bush

20 Main Menu Main Menu This Kansan is one of two United States Senators from Kansas. Bob Dole Bob Dole Jerry Moran Jerry Moran Bill Graves Bill Graves Kathleen Sebelius Kathleen Sebelius

21 Main Menu Main Menu This Kansan is one of two United States Senators from Kansas. Bill Graves Bill Graves Kathleen Sebelius Kathleen Sebelius Pat Roberts Pat Roberts George Bush George Bush

22 Main Menu Main Menu What is the Kansas state flower? Sunflower Daisy Rose Dandelion

23 Main Menu Main Menu What is the Kansas state tree? Elm Eastern Cottonwood Eastern Cottonwood Pine Oak

24 Main Menu Main Menu What is the Kansas state bird? Jayhawk American Eagle American Eagle Barn Owl Barn Owl Western Meadowlark Western Meadowlark

25 Main Menu Main Menu What is the Kansas state animal? Prairie Dog Prairie Dog American Buffalo American Buffalo Fox Deer

26 Main Menu Main Menu The state of Kansas was named after what Indian people? Crow Kaw Osage Miami

27 Main Menu Main Menu What is the Kansas state reptile? Eastern Diamondback Eastern Diamondback Snapping Turtle Snapping Turtle Box Turtle Box Turtle Garter Snake Garter Snake

28 Main Menu Main Menu What is the Kansas state amphibian? American Toad American Toad Eastern Newt Eastern Newt Barred Tiger Salamander Barred Tiger Salamander Wood Frog Wood Frog

29 Main Menu Main Menu Katydid What is the Kansas state insect? Honeybee Grasshopper Praying Mantis Praying Mantis

30 Main Menu Main Menu What year did Kansas join the Union? 1859 1861 1863 1865

31 Main Menu Main Menu What day is known as Kansas Day? January 15 January 15 January 29 January 29 February 2 February 2 February 29 February 29

32 Main Menu Main Menu Which is NOT an explorer who came to Kansas before statehood? Lewis & Clark Lewis & Clark Pike Columbus Coronado

33 Main Menu Main Menu What is NOT a reason settlers came to Kansas? Geographic Location Geographic Location Political Religious To Own Slaves To Own Slaves

34 Main Menu Main Menu Kansas was the ___ th state to join the union. 17 25 34 43

35 Main Menu Main Menu This Kansan discovered Pluto. William Allen White William Allen White Charles Curtis Charles Curtis John Brown John Brown Clyde Tombaugh Clyde Tombaugh

36 Main Menu Main Menu The pioneers built their first buildings out of ___ and ___. Grass & Hay Grass & Hay Grass & Twigs Grass & Twigs Sod & Grass Sod & Grass Sod & Logs Sod & Logs

37 Main Menu Main Menu What county do you live in? Reno Sedgwick Butler Harvey

38 Main Menu Main Menu Why is Kansas known as the “ Bread Basket ” of the United States? Corn Wheat Milo Soybean

39 Main Menu Main MenuTry Again Main Menu Main Menu

40 Main Menu Main Menu Think About It Main Menu Main Menu

41 Main Menu Main Menu Oops… Try Again Main Menu Main Menu

42 Main Menu Main Menu Give It Another Try Main Menu Main Menu

43 Main Menu Main Menu Better Luck Next Time Main Menu Main Menu

44 Main Menu Main MenuSorry! Main Menu Main Menu

45 Main Menu Main Menu Look Again Main Menu Main Menu

46 Main Menu Main MenuCorrect! Main Menu Main Menu

47 Main Menu Main MenuPerfect! Main Menu Main Menu

48 Main Menu Main Menu Great Job! Main Menu Main Menu

49 Main Menu Main MenuAwesome! Main Menu Main Menu

50 Main Menu Main Menu Way to Go! Main Menu Main Menu

51 Main Menu Main MenuWow! Main Menu Main Menu

52 Main Menu Main Menu A+ Job! Main Menu Main Menu

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