Oklahoma's Cities and People

Question 1

In a short paragraph, describe the history and characteristics of Oklahoma City.

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Oklahoma City began during the Land Run of 1889 and later became the capital of Oklahoma. It is the largest city in the state and has a council-manager form of government. Located in central Oklahoma, it is an important center for business, transportation, and government, and it is also home to the Oklahoma City National Memorial.

Question 2

Jane is interested in dinosaurs, so Bobby suggests that she visit the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History. Which city should Jane visit?A.Broken ArrowB.Oklahoma CityC.TulsaD.Norman

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D

Question 3

Brianna decides to travel to Oklahoma’s second-largest city to visit the Philbrook Museum of Art. Where is she going?A.Broken ArrowB.Oklahoma CityC.TulsaD.Norman

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C

Question 4

Which of the following statements about Tulsa is false?A.It was founded after Oklahoma City.B.It is Oklahoma’s second-largest city.C.It is home to the Philbrook Museum of Art.D.It was once called the oil capital of the world.

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A

Question 5

In a short paragraph, describe the history and characteristics of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

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Tulsa began as a Creek settlement in the 1830s and grew rapidly after oil was discovered nearby. It became known as the oil capital of the world and developed into Oklahoma's second-largest city. Located on the Arkansas River in northeastern Oklahoma, Tulsa is known for its business importance, art and culture, and attractions such as the Philbrook Museum of Art.

Question 6

Which of the following statements about Oklahoma City is false?A.It is home to a national memorial.B.It is the state capital of Oklahoma.C.It was established in 1908.D.It has a council-manager form of government.

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C

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