* The name Indiana was first used in the 1760's and applied to a private tract of land in another state. Which state was it?
* All of these are famous Hoosiers, except?
* What world famous sporting event takes place annually in Indiana?
* What is the name given to the culture of mound-builder peoples that inhabited Indiana about 2,500 years ago?
* All of these are Native American tribes that inhabited Indiana, except?
* Which was the first permanent European settlement in Indiana?
* These are all Indiana inventions, except?
* General Anthony Wayne, defeated the Native Americans at the Battle of Fallen Timbers, and then founded what is now the city of Fort Wayne. Which president served under him at the famous battle?
* All of these have been capitals of Indiana, except?
* Indiana leads the US in the production of ________.
* What's unique about the Indiana state capitol building, in Indianapolis?
* Each September, an average of 75,000 folks gather in Chesterton, Indiana, to celebrate this movie.
* In Fairmount, Indiana, you can see the world's largest collection of memorabilia of this dead celebrity.
* In New Harmony, Indiana, you can see footprints allegedly made by ________.
* At which location in Indiana can you see the Walk of Legends?
* What singer made his debut at the Lyric Theatre in Indianapolis on February 2, 1940, with the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra?
* What was Wabash, Indiana the first in the nation to have, in 1880?
* This Indiana-born composer has his own exhibit room at the Indiana Historical Society.
* What is Indiana's state bird?
* What is the state tree?