How Indianan Are You?

Hoosier born and a Hoosier you'll stay. You're proud to be called a Hoosier-even if no one really knows what it means. You love all things Indiana: corn, tractors, office parks and highways. You're brave and you prefer the old-fashioned to the new-fangled. You could fit in anywhere in the crossroads of America, from Evansville to Indianapolis.

The Middle is your middle name. You may not know where the term Hoosier came from, but you do love your highways and golden waves of corn. You're Friday nights are all about high school basketball games, and you like a good fast race. If you can't make a road trip, you'll settle for a trip to the store on your tractor. You're not scared of a little rain.

You're a Hoosier-in-Training. Maybe you don't need to catch every minute of the biggest spectacle in the country, but you do like going where everyone knows your name. You don't have to be a farmer to appreciate the cornfields on both sides of the highway. You must have visited at least a few times, amiright?

You're a Wannabe Hoosier. You may like racing a little, but you really like the socializing more than the spectacle. You understand why in Indiana, you will use your heat and AC in the same day. You prefer to drive a car instead of a tractor and do not like driving anything in the rain.

You're not very Indiana at all, but you can appreciate a few things that the state has to offer! You like taking an annual trip to Holiday World, and that's a-ok. So you don't love racing, you're certainly not alone. You'd enjoy a trip to Indiana- on the way to somewhere else.

You are not Indiana at all and you're probably glad about it. You don't know much about it and you're not itching to visit. You get 1% because you have probably driven through the crossroads of America at some point. You don't like racing, you've never heard of Holiday World, and it's news to you that Indiana is considered a Great Lake State. You would never consider farming anything and driving a tractor is nowhere near your bucket list.