- 1. Door County, located in northeastern Wisconsin, is a beautiful peninsula nestled between Green Bay and Lake Michigan, renowned for its stunning landscapes, charming small towns, and rich cultural heritage. Spanning roughly 70 miles and dotted with 19 communities, Door County features picturesque lighthouses, scenic waterfronts, and an abundance of recreational opportunities such as boating, fishing, and hiking in its numerous state parks and natural areas. The region is famous for its cherry orchards and is often referred to as the 'Cherry Capital of the World' due to its thriving cherry-growing industry. Visitors flock to Door County to experience the vibrant arts scene, with local galleries, theaters, and festivals showcasing the talents of regional artists. The charming towns of Fish Creek, Ephraim, and Sister Bay are filled with quaint shops, delicious restaurants, and historical sites, offering a glimpse into the area's rich maritime history and Scandinavian influences. With its breathtaking sunsets over Lake Michigan, beautiful sandy beaches, and picturesque hiking trails, Door County is a year-round destination for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and those in search of a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
What is the county seat of Door County?
A) Sturgeon Bay
B) Fish Creek
C) Sister Bay
D) Egg Harbor
- 2. Which lake borders Door County to the east?
A) Lake Superior
B) Lake Michigan
C) Lake Huron
D) Lake Ontario
- 3. Which state is Door County located in?
A) Michigan
B) Illinois
C) Minnesota
D) Wisconsin
- 4. How many state parks are located in Door County?
A) 3
B) 7
C) 5
D) 10
- 5. What type of climate does Door County have?
A) Humid continental
B) Desert
C) Mediterranean
D) Tropical
- 6. Which town in Door County is known for its arts scene?
A) Fish Creek
B) Baileys Harbor
C) Sturgeon Bay
D) Sister Bay
- 7. What fruit is widely grown in Door County?
A) Peaches
B) Cherries
C) Apples
D) Blueberries
- 8. Which famous bridge connects Door County to other parts of Wisconsin?
A) Mackinac Bridge
B) Wisconsin Bay Bridge
C) Gerald Desmond Bridge
D) Ambassador Bridge
- 9. What is the primary access point to Door County?
A) Highway 42
B) Interstate 94
C) Highway 41
D) Highway 55
- 10. Which of the following is a popular activity in Door County?
A) Surfing
B) Skiing
C) Snowmobiling
D) Cherry picking
- 11. Which lighthouse is located in Door County?
A) Eagle Bluff Lighthouse
B) Point Betsie Lighthouse
C) Grand Traverse Lighthouse
D) Big Sable Point Lighthouse
- 12. What is the name of the famous scenic road in Door County?
A) Lake Michigan Scenic Drive
B) Door County Coastal Byway
C) North Shore Drive
D) Wisconsin Great River Road
- 13. What type of wildlife is commonly seen in Door County?
A) White-tailed deer
B) Alligators
C) Bison
D) Grizzly bears
- 14. What is the main mode of transportation to Washington Island?
A) Train
B) Ferry
C) Bus
D) Car
- 15. Which of the following is a popular film festival in Door County?
A) Sundance Film Festival
B) Cannes Film Festival
C) Door County Short Film Festival
D) Toronto International Film Festival
- 16. Which of these is a popular natural site in Door County?
A) Pattison State Park
B) Gooseberry Falls State Park
C) Cave Point County Park
D) Apostle Islands National Lakeshore
- 17. What form of art is Door County renowned for?
A) Carpentry
B) Painting
C) Sculpture
D) Glassblowing
- 18. What is the historical significance of Door County?
A) Native American history
B) Industrial Revolution
C) Gold rush
D) Civil War battles
- 19. What is one of Door County's nicknames?
A) The Sunshine State
B) Cape Cod of the Midwest
C) The Ocean State
D) The Garden State
- 20. What is Door County known for?
A) Scenic beauty and outdoor activities
B) Mountain ranges
C) Desert landscapes
D) Urban development
- 21. What year did Door County become a county?
A) 1901
B) 1803
C) 1776
D) 1851
- 22. What is the primary industry in Door County?
A) Technology
B) Manufacturing
C) Mining
D) Tourism
- 23. What local wildlife can often be seen in Door County?
A) Lions
B) Tigers
C) Bald eagles
D) Polar bears
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