Alabama State Quiz

Where is Alabama located in the United States?

• Southeast

• Midwest

• Northeast

• Southwest

Which state borders Alabama to the north?

• Tennessee

• Mississippi

• Georgia

• Florida

Why is Alabama known as the 'Heart of Dixie'?

• It's located in the northern U.S.

• It's central to the southern U.S. and has historical significance.

• It's a major cotton producer.

• It's the largest state in the U.S.

What is one of the main reasons Alabama is called the 'Cotton State'?

• It has the oldest cotton plantation.

• It imports the most cotton.

• It produces a significant amount of cotton.

• It has the largest cotton factory.

What does the Alabama state flag feature?

• A blue star

• A golden eagle

• A green tree

• A crimson-colored Saint Andrews Cross

Which city is the capital of Alabama?

• Montgomery

• Birmingham

• Mobile

• Huntsville

What is the largest city in Alabama?

• Montgomery

• Birmingham

• Huntsville

• Mobile

What is the state bird of Alabama?

• Bald Eagle

• Yellowhammer

• American Robin

• Northern Cardinal

What is a favorite food of the Yellowhammer?

• Insects

• Seeds

• Fruits

• Nectar

Why do Yellowhammers prefer living in Alabama?

• They are attracted to urban environments.

• They love cold climates.

• They prefer open areas.

• They need mountainous regions.