Great Lakes US States by Shape: Multiple Choice

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01This state's eastern border is formed by Lake Michigan and its northern border by Lake Superior. Its shape includes a distinctive peninsula that juts into Lake Michigan. Which state is it?
02This state has a small, 45-mile shoreline on the southern tip of Lake Michigan, situated between Illinois and Michigan. Its overall shape is a simple rectangle with a slight angle on its western border. Which state is it?
03This state has the shortest Great Lakes coastline, a small northwestern corner that juts out to provide access to Lake Erie, known as the "Erie Triangle." Which state is it?
04While most of its border is defined by rivers, this state has a short but significant shoreline on the southwestern tip of Lake Michigan, which includes the city of Chicago. Which state is it?
05This easternmost Great Lakes state borders both Lake Erie and Lake Ontario, with the Niagara River and its famous falls connecting the two. Which state is it?
06This Great Lakes state is famously shaped like a mitten and is divided into two distinct peninsulas. Which state is it?
07This state, the westernmost of the Great Lakes states, contains the "Northwest Angle," the northernmost point in the contiguous United States, and has a significant shoreline on Lake Superior. Which state is it?
08This state's entire northern border is formed by Lake Erie. Its shape is somewhat blocky, and it contains several major port cities like Cleveland and Toledo. Which state is it?