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ILLINOIS TRIVIA

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  • Which two buildings survived the Chicago fire?
    Water Tower and Pumping Station
  • Chicago’s first permanent settler in 1779 was who?
    Jean Baptiste Point du Sable
  • Who was Chicago's first African American mayor?
    Harold Washington
  • The name Chicago was first recorded in 1688, where it appears as Chigagou, an Algonquian word meaning what?
    Onion Field
  • Which Illinois city has the only river in the world that flows backwards?
    Chicago
  • What is the nickname of Illinois?
    Land of Lincoln
  • What is the name of the zoo in Chicago that is has free admission
    Lincoln Park Zoo
  • What is the state bird of Illinois?
    Cardinal
  • What is the state capital of Illinois?
    Springfield
  • Trash and debris from the Great Fire of 1871 was used to fill in a portion of Lake Michigan to expand which park in Chicago?
    Grant Park
  • On Saint Patrick’s Day, the Chicago River is which color?
    Green
  • What is the largest city in Illinois?
    Chicago
  • What is the name of the Great Lake by Chicago?
    Lake Michigan
  • What is a state the borders Illinois?
    Indiana, Wisconsin, Kentucky, Missouri, and Iowa
  • What is Chicago's nickname?
    Windy City
  • Which Illinois city was home to the Peaches in A League of Their Own?
    Rockford
  • The Willis Tower used to be known as what?
    Sears Tower
  • Which Illinois city is the setting for the movie Wayne's World?
    Aurora
  • The Illinois state reptile is what kind of turtle?
    Painted Turtle
  • What is the state flower of Illinois
    Violet
  • How many stars are on the Chicago flag?
    4
  • What is the state animal (mammal) of illinois?
    White-Tailed Deer
  • Which U.S. president was born in Illinois?
    Ronald Reagan
  • What is the name of the second oldest baseball park that is in Chicago
    Wrigley Field
  • Chicago's Field Museum owns the world's most complete T-Rex, which has been named what?
    Sue