The Hoosier State: Understanding Indiana's Government
Questions:
5
Grade:
3
Words:
62
Indiana, also known as the Hoosier State, has its capital in Indianapolis. This is where laws that guide the state are made. The government is divided into three parts: executive, legislative, and judicial. The Governor is the head of the state. Indiana's state bird is the Cardinal, and the Peony is the state flower. Isn't it interesting to learn about Indiana's government?
Question 1
What is the capital of Indiana?
A
Chicago
B
Indianapolis
Explanation. Indianapolis is the capital of Indiana, where the state's laws are made.
C
Detroit
D
New York
E
Los Angeles
Question 2
Who is the head of the state in Indiana?
A
President
B
Mayor
C
Prime Minister
D
Governor
Explanation. In Indiana, the Governor is the head of the state.
E
King
Question 3
What is the state bird of Indiana?
A
Eagle
B
Cardinal
Explanation. The state bird of Indiana is the Cardinal.
C
Sparrow
D
Hawk
E
Pigeon
Question 4
How is the government in Indiana divided?
A
Two parts
B
Four parts
C
Five parts
D
Three parts
Explanation. The government in Indiana is divided into three parts: executive, legislative, and judicial.
E
Six parts
Question 5
What is the state flower of Indiana?
A
Rose
B
Tulip
C
Peony
Explanation. The state flower of Indiana is the Peony.
D
Lily
E
Daisy
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