My information comes from a book called Kansas Trivia, but was printed in 1986, so I apologize if any answers have changed.
GEOGRAPHY
What is the oldest city in Kansas? Leavenworth
What is the third largest city in Kansas? Topeka
In what town can the famous Indian burial pit be found? Salina
What early mission and school was turned into a state park? Shawnee Mission
What Kansas town founded in 1881 was composed almost entirely of Swedish immigrants? Lindsborg
The official state flag was first displayed at what camp in Fort Riley? Camp Whiteside
Where is the permanent home of the original Kansas state flag? Independence Hall ( Philadelphia, PA)
HISTORY
In 1762, France lost the territory of Kansas to what nation? Spain
What Fort was built in 1827 as an army post to police and protect Indian reservations as well as travelers? Fort Leavenworth
What 1858 massacre is said to be the last significant display of mob rule in Kansas? The Marais des Cygnes massacre
What political party was formally organized at Osawatomie in May of 1859? The Republicans
During his visit to Kansas, what president spoke at the famous Planters Hotel in 1859? Abraham Lincoln
Who was appointed “farmer to the Indians” in 1825? Daniel Morgan Boone
Who is Alf Landon’s daughter? Nancy Kassebaum
Who founded Pizza Hut? Frank and Dan Carney, Wichita
ENTERTAINMENT
Where is the tourist spot featuring Dorothy’s house? Liberal
What jazz band was directed by Paul Gray from Lawrence? Paul Gray’s Gaslight Gang
What role did Hazel Resmondo play in The Wizard of Oz? A Munchkin
What book tells the story of the Clutter family murders at Holcomb in November, 1959? “In Cold Blood”
What gun was said to have tamed the west? Colt 45
What Soviet violinist made his first Kansas appearance with the Wichita Symphony Society play Max Bruch’s Violin Concerto No. 1 in G Minor? Mark Peskanov
Lee Richardson Zoo is located where? Garden City
If you have enjoyed these trivia questions extend the fun. There are two volumes in the library that you may check out. Celebrate Kansas!