American State Trivia Quizzes

Welcome, quiz enthusiasts and trivia buffs! Are you ready to put your knowledge of the good ol' USA to the test? In this quiz, we're diving deep into the heart of America to explore the fascinating world of American states. From the bustling streets of New York to the sunny beaches of California, each state has its own unique charm and history waiting to be uncovered. So, grab a seat, sharpen your pencils (or flex those typing fingers), and get ready to embark on a virtual journey across the 50 states that make up this diverse and incredible country. Whether you're a history buff, a geography whiz, or just someone with a passion for all things Americana, this quiz is sure to challenge and delight you. Think you know your state capitals from your state birds? Can you pinpoint the location of famous landmarks and natural wonders on a map? Do you know which state boasts the highest peak or the longest river? Get ready to test your knowledge and learn some interesting facts along the way. From the snowy peaks of Alaska to the sunny shores of Florida, each state has its own unique identity and story to tell. So, whether you're a proud resident of one of these great states or just a curious explorer, this quiz is your chance to show off your American state savvy and maybe even discover something new about this incredible country we call home. So, without further ado, let's dive into the world of American states and see how well you really know this land of the free and home of the brave! Let the quiz begin!

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  • Which of these is the name of a US state?

    West Virginia
  • Which of these U.S. states has Phoenix as its state capital?

    Arizona
  • What is the capital of Indiana?

    Indianapolis
  • Which is the most populated city in the US?

    New York
  • Which of these cities in the United States is not a state capital?

    Seattle, Washington
  • On which continent is the United States located?

    North America
  • St. Paul is the capital of which US state?

    Minnesota
  • Which of these U.S. states is not in the northern part of the country?

    Louisiana
  • Which US city has the nickname 'The Gambling Capital of the World'?

    Las Vegas
  • Which of these cities is known as the "Windy City"?

    Chicago
  • What city is the state capital of California?

    Sacramento
  • Which of these U.S. states is home to a city called Syracuse?

    New York
  • In which U.S. state is Rocky Mountain National Park located?

    Colorado
  • Which of these U.S. cities is a state capital?

    Boise
  • Which state's capital city is Juneau?

    Alaska
  • Which of these US cities is the hot-air ballooning capital of the world?

    Albuquerque, New Mexico
  • What North American mountain range has the tallest mountains?

    Alaska Range
  • Which of these U.S. states is home to a city called Lexington?

    Kentucky
  • What U.S. state is bordered by Texas, Arkansas and Mississippi?

    Louisiana
  • Which of these states is part of the Appalachian Trail?

    Maryland

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  • Jackson is the state capital of which U.S. state?

    Mississippi
  • What is the largest U.S. state on the East Coast?

    Florida
  • What symbol represents the 50 states on the U.S. flag?

    Stars
  • Which country does the U.S. have to its north?

    Canada
  • Which US state is abbreviated as NM?

    New Mexico
  • Which U.S. state is known as "The Hoosier State"?

    Indiana
  • Finger Lakes are a series of lakes in which US state?

    New York
  • In which U.S. state is the city of Vallejo located?

    California
  • Besides Canada and Mexico, which country is closest to the United States?

    Russia
  • Which U.S. state is known as the Land of Lincoln?

    Illinois
  • Which country shares an international peace park with the United States?

    Canada
  • Which U.S. state is nicknamed the Prairie State?

    Illinois
  • Glacier National Park is in which US state?

    Montana
  • Which U.S. state is known as "The Great Lakes State"?

    Michigan
  • Which U.S. state is called the "Nutmeg State"?

    Connecticut
  • What U.S. state's flag has different images on each side?

    Oregon
  • Which of these U.S. states produces the most cranberries?

    Wisconsin
  • Which US state borders only one other state?

    Maine
  • Which two states of the U.S. border with the most states?

    Missouri and Tennessee
  • In which American state would you find Joliet?

    Illinois

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  • What is the official state fruit of New York?

    Apple
  • Which of these is the official state tree of Vermont?

    Sugar Maple
  • Po'Boy shrimp sandwiches are associated with which US state?

    Louisiana
  • What state's flag has a silhouette of an American Bison in its middle?

    Wyoming
  • What US state's flag has a Union Jack in the top left corner?

    Hawaii's
  • "Garbage Plate" is a dish originally served in which US state?

    New York
  • Which U.S. state's motto is the same as the country's official motto?

    Florida
  • What symbol is surrounded by gold stars on Rhode Island's flag?

    Anchor
  • Which U.S. state displays a diamond on its license plate?

    Arkansas
  • What is the official state pie of Florida?

    Key lime
  • The Bluebonnet is the official state flower of which U.S. state?

    Texas
  • The whoopie pie is the official treat of which U.S. state?

    Maine
  • What is the official state flower of Florida?

    Orange blossom
  • Which U.S. state motto translates to "I have found it"?

    California
  • The poppy is the official state flower of which U.S. state?

    California
  • Which U.S. state has a license plate that depicts four presidents?

    South Dakota
  • Gumbo, jambalaya, and beignets are popular foods in which southern state?

    Louisiana
  • What is the official dessert of Alabama?

    Lane cake
  • Which U.S. state has a mud pie named after it?

    Mississippi
  • Which state has a "Sunshine State" motto on its license plates?

    Florida

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  • Which U.S. landmark is thought to have been placed in the wrong location?

    Four Corners
  • In which US state are the cities of Pasadena and San Francisco?

    California
  • What U.S. state is also known as the "Show Me State"?

    Missouri
  • In which U.S. state is the city of Colorado Springs located?

    Colorado
  • In what U.S. state can you visit Universal Studios Hollywood?

    California
  • Which State would you be in if you were visiting Las Vegas?

    Nevada
  • Which is the two-letter abbreviation for the state of Alaska?

    AK
  • Which of these landmarks is found in Washington, D.C.?

    Lincoln Memorial
  • Which of these landmarks is not in California?

    The Hoover Dam
  • Which U.S. state has the motto "The Crossroads of America"?

    Indiana
  • Which U.S. state is "The Bluegrass State"?

    Kentucky
  • What is California's state motto?

    Eureka
  • Which of these American symbols marks a historical site in Massachusetts?

    Plymouth Rock
  • What state had its "Great Lakes State" slogan on license plates?

    Michigan
  • Which U.S. state is nicknamed "The Bay State"?

    Massachusetts
  • Which U.S. state has the word "Excelsior" as its motto?

    New York
  • Which of these states was named in honor of an American citizen?

    Washington
  • Which of these famous landmarks is located in South Dakota?

    Mount Rushmore
  • Which of these U.S. states is home to a city called Chesapeake?

    Virginia
  • Which US state is known for the nickname Pelican State?

    Louisiana

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  • What is the largest island in the United States?

    Hawaii
  • Which of these US states borders the Atlantic Ocean?

    Florida
  • As of 2023, which of these is the most populous U.S. state?

    California
  • Which of these states has a Pacific coastline?

    Oregon
  • Which of these US states has a border with Canada?

    Alaska
  • How many states are there in the contiguous United States?

    48
  • Which of these US states is triply landlocked?

    Nebraska
  • Which of these States does not have an Atlantic coastline?

    West Virginia
  • How many US territories are inhabited?

    Five
  • Which of these states looks like a rectangle on a map?

    Colorado
  • In which of these US states would you find part of the Black Hills?

    South Dakota
  • Which of these U.S. states is about the same size as France?

    Texas
  • Which US state consists of two large peninsulas?

    Michigan
  • How many US states are included in the Great Lakes region?

    Eight
  • The geographic center of North America is in which US state?

    North Dakota
  • Which of these U.S. states is home to an iconic lake called Pyramid Lake?

    Nevada
  • Which U.S. state was once geologically located in the African continent?

    Florida
  • Which U.S. landlocked state is slightly larger than Japan?

    Montana
  • How many states are named in the US $5?

    26
  • Which of these U.S. states is home to the largest number of state parks?

    California

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  • In which U.S. state is the city of Anaheim located?

    California
  • Where in NYC is the annual New Year's Eve ball drop?

    Times Square
  • Which U.S. city was formerly called "New Amsterdam"?

    New York City
  • "The Treasure State" is a reference to which US state?

    Montana
  • In which U.S. state is the Griffith Observatory located?

    California
  • In which U.S. state is the Horseshoe Bend located?

    Arizona
  • Which state borders more Great Lakes than any other state?

    Michigan
  • Which major U.S. city is home to the Getty Villa art museum?

    Los Angeles
  • Which U.S. city is home to Fort McHenry?

    Baltimore
  • Which major U.S. city is home to the Bethesda Fountain?

    New York City
  • The Willis Tower, formerly the Sears Tower, is in which US city?

    Chicago
  • What is the real name of "The Bean" in Chicago?

    Cloud Gate
  • Which of these landmarks is the "Honeymoon Capital of the World"?

    Niagara Falls
  • Which of these landmarks adorns Utah's license plates?

    Delicate Arch
  • Which landmark is the first United States National Monument?

    Devils Tower
  • What American landmark was originally sketched on a napkin?

    The Space Needle
  • What monument has a mini replica along Pennsylvania's Susquehanna River?

    Statue of Liberty
  • In which US city can you find the National Museum of Natural History?

    Washington, D.C.
  • Which of these U.S. cities is famous for its cheesecake style?

    Chicago
  • Which of these is a landmark in Miami?

    Freedom Tower

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  • Dover is the capital of which state?

    Delaware
  • What is a popular nickname for the Southern United States?

    Dixieland
  • What state lies immediately south of Georgia?

    Florida
  • What are hushpuppies in the southern U.S.?

    A traditional dish
  • What is the capital of Louisiana?

    Baton Rouge
  • What is the name of the presidential retreat, located in Maryland?

    Camp David
  • In what time zone is the state of South Carolina located?

    Eastern Time Zone
  • New Orleans' Preservation Hall is associated with which music genre?

    Jazz
  • In which US state is the city Savannah?

    Georgia
  • What distinguishes Alabama-style barbecue sauce?

    Mayonnaise
  • What is the chain of islands located off the coast of Florida called?

    Florida Keys
  • "The Sooner State" is a reference to which State?

    Oklahoma
  • What is the name for the United States Bullion Depository in Kentucky?

    Fort Knox
  • Which city in Maryland had the slogan "The Greatest City In America"?

    Baltimore
  • Montgomery is the capital of which southern US state?

    Alabama
  • Boiled peanuts are the official snack of which U.S. state?

    South Carolina
  • Which U.S. city is known as "The Crossroads of the South"?

    Jackson, Mississippi
  • Alabama shares a border to the west with which U.S. state?

    Mississippi
  • What is the official state motto of Georgia?

    "Wisdom, Justice, Moderation"
  • What iconic horse race is held annually in Louisville, Kentucky?

    Kentucky Derby

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  • What is the state capital of Arizona?

    Phoenix
  • Which river separates Oregon from Washington?

    Columbia River
  • Which time zone does the state of Colorado use?

    Mountain Time Zone
  • Which of these is the most populous city in California?

    Los Angeles
  • What phenomenon is often visible in the night sky in parts of Alaska?

    Aurora borealis
  • What is the capital of the U.S. state of Hawaii?

    Honolulu
  • How are people who live in Idaho called?

    Idahoans
  • The Colorado River slowly carved which natural landmark in Arizona?

    Grand Canyon
  • The State of Nevada is known for being what?

    The driest state
  • What religious group settled in Utah through the Emigrant Trail?

    Mormons
  • What is the famous fault line that runs through California?

    San Andreas
  • Which of the following U.S. states is double-landlocked?

    Colorado
  • In which US state is Denali National Park and Preserve?

    Alaska
  • In what time zone is the state of Washington located?

    Pacific Time Zone
  • Hells Canyon is located in Oregon and which other state?

    Idaho
  • Which of these is the state abbreviation for Utah?

    UT
  • What is Montana's state animal?

    Grizzly Bear
  • What is the capital of the US State of New Mexico?

    Santa Fe
  • The Sonoran Desert covers California and which other state?

    Arizona
  • Which animal does the reverse of Oregon's state flag show?

    Beaver

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  • Which of these is a nickname for the United States flag?

    Old Glory
  • Which of these is a classic icon of the United States?

    Bald Eagle
  • Which of these is one of the most popular fruits in the United States?

    Strawberries
  • In which city is the largest subway system in America?

    New York
  • Which state runs the largest ferry service in the United States?

    Washington
  • When did The Star-Spangled Banner become the official US national anthem?

    1931
  • How many stripes are on the flag of the United States?

    13
  • What U.S. singer's version of the national anthem became a top 20 hit?

    Whitney Houston
  • Which of these Hollywood celebrities is American?

    Robert John Downey Jr.
  • Who was the sixth President of the United States?

    John Quincy Adams
  • Which state hosted the first Olympics in the United States?

    Missouri
  • Which territory became the 49th state of the United States in 1959?

    Alaska
  • Which Motown hit turned into a civil rights anthem in the 1960s?

    Dancing in the Street
  • From which state was the first president born in the United States?

    New York
  • Which of these famous bridges is located in North America?

    Seven Mile Bridge
  • Which United States amusement park has a state line running through it?

    Carowinds
  • The U.S. National Anthem was written during which war?

    War of 1812
  • Which U.S. city is home to the Tower of the Americas?

    San Antonio, Texas
  • Who was America's first left-handed president?

    James A. Garfield