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Mock USA test

What is the capital of Maine?

Augusta

What is the capital of New Hampshire?

Concord

What is the capital of Vermont?

Montpelier

What is the capital of Connecticut?

Hartford

What is the capital of New York?

Albany

What is the capital of New Jersey?

Trenton

What is th capital of North Carolina?

Raleigh

What is the Capital of South Carolina?

Columbia

What is the capital of Kentucky?

Frankfort

what is the capital of California?

Sacramento

What is the capital of Florida?

Tallahassee

What is the capital of Louisiana?

Baton Rouge

What is the capital of Texas?

Austin

what is the capital of New Mexico?

Santa Fe

What is the capital of Arizona?

Phoenix

what is the capital of Hawaii?

Honolulu

what is the capital of Colorado?

Denver

What is the capital of Oregon?

Salem

What is the capital of Washington?

Olympia

What is the capital of Alaska?

Juneau

In which state can you find the White Mountains?

New Hampshire

In which state can you find the Green Mountains?

Vermont

In which state can you find Poconos mountains?

Pennsylvania

In which state can you find Catskill mountain?

New York

In which state can you find Alleghenies mountain?

West Virginia

In which state can you find Berkshires mountains?

western Massachusetts

In which state can you find Adirondacks mountain?

northeastern New York

What is the hottest and lowest point in the US?

Death Valley, California

what is he highest point in the USA?

Mt. Denali, Alaska

What is classified as "The Great One? and what was it formerly called?

Mt. Denali and was formerly known as Mt. McKinley

What is the largest lake in the USA which is also shared with Canada?

Lake Superior

what is the largest lake solely within USA?

Lake Michigan

What is the largest salt water lake in the US?

The Great Salt Lake, Utah

What is the northernmost point in the US?

Point Barrow, Alaska

What is the Southernmost place in the US?

South Cape Point, Hawaii

What group of people were fabled to first arrive at the South Point, Hawaii and what were they called over time?

The Tahitians and they were later called Hawaiians

What is the harshest polar location in Alaska and how many residents live there?

the Barrow area and approximately 4,500 residents

What is the westernmost point in the US?

Cape Wrangell, Attu Island, Alaska

What is the westernmost Aleutian Island?

Attu Island (nearly 1,770kms from the Alaskan mainland)

What is Attu home to?

A small number of U.S. Coastguard personnel

What is Attu famous for?

Occupied by the Japanese in June 1942 and site of the bloodiest fight during WWII

What is the Easternmost point in the US?

West Quoddy Head, Maine

Who signed the order in 1806 authorizing the construction of a lighthouse at West Quoddy?

Thomas Jefferson

What did the lighthouse assist at Quoddy Narrows?

It guided ships through Quoddy Narrows between the US and Canada until 1858 when replaced by the current tower and keeper's house

What are three major airlines in the US?

Alaska, Jetblue, American, Virgin America, Southwest, United, Delta,

what are the major international gateways in the US?

New York, Los Angeles/San Francisco, Miami

What is the most visited attraction in the US?

Times Square, New York

How many visitors visit Times Square annually?

42+ million visitors

Where is Times Square located and what's its nickname?

Located at the intersection of Broadway & Seventh Avenue and is nicknamed the "Crossroads of the World"

What is the 2nd most visited attraction in the US?

Central Park

What is the most visited national park in the US?

Great Smokey Mountain National Park, Tennessee (12.5 million visitors)

What is the 2nd visited national park in the US with 6 million visitors?

Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona

What is the 3rd most visited national park in the US with 4.7 million visitors?

Rocky Mountains National Park, Colorado

What is the 4th most visited national park in the US w/ 4.5 million visitors?

Zion National Park, Utah

What is the 5th most visited national park in the US with 4.5 million visitors?

Yosemite National Park, California

What is the first national park in the US and highly regarded as the first national park in the world?

Yellowstone National Park, mostly in Wyoming but spreads to parts of Idaho & Montana

What is the eighth largest national park in the US with 4 million visitors?

Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Where is Old Faithful located and what is it?

It is located in the Yellowstone National Park and one of nearly 500 geysers that park rangers can predict its eruptions regularly about every 90 minutes.

How many national parks exceeding 1 million acres in area is in the US?

12 national parks, 7 of them found in Alaska

What is the largest national park in the US?

Wrangell-St. Elias, Alaska (8.3 million acres)

What is the 5th largest national park in the US?

Death Valley National Park, California (3.3 million acres)

What are the 6 states of New England?

Maine, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Massachussetts, Vermont

What is Boston classified as and where is it?

Is classified as "The City of Firsts" and is in Massacchussets

Where is the 1st public library and public park located?

Boston, Massachussets

What is the first public park in Boston called?

Boston Common

Where is the Quincy Market and Fanueil Hall located?

Boston, Massachussetts

When was the Quincy Market and Fanueil Hall built?

1742

When was the Quincy Market and Faneuil Hall remodeled?

1805

What is the Quincey Market & Faneuil hall well known for?

Shopping, eating and entertainment

What is the Freedom trail?

2.5 mile of walking trail that connects 16 historic sites

Where is the Freedom Trail located?

Boston, Massachussetts

What is the Salem Witch Museum?

It's a museum in Salem, Massachussettsbased on actual documents of the witch trials

What is Salem famous for?

Salem is famous for the Salem Witch Trials of 1692

Where is Harvard University located?

Cambridge, Massachussets

What is the oldest university in the US and when was it established?

Harvard University and was established in 1636

Where is Cape Cod and what ship dropped anchor near the tip on November 21, 1620?

Cape Cod is in Massachussetts and it was the Mayflower

Where is Plymouth Rock located?

Pilgrim Memorial State Park, Massachussetts

What is Plymouth Rock?

A rock where the Pilgrim fathers first stepped after disembarking the Mayflower ship.

How many visitors cisit Plymouth Rock annually?

1 million visitors

What is Cape Cod?

Penninsula connected to the mainland by 2 bridges & home to the Cape Cod National Seashore

Where is Cape Cod located?

Massachussetts

What is Provincetown's nickname?

P-town

What is Provincetown well known for?

Its beaches, harbors, artists, tourist industry and well known for welcoming the LGBT+ community

Which presidential family has a summer home in Hyannis Port?

The Kennedy Family

Where is Hyannis Port located?

Cape Cod, Massachussetts

Where is Martha's Vineyard located and famous for?

Massachussetts and for it's beautiful scenery

Where is Nantucket Island located?

30 miles south from Cape Cod, Massachussetts

Where is Berkshire Hills located and famous for?

Berkshires, Massachussets and a year round destination

What is the highest peak in New England and what is it notorious for?

Mt. Washington and well known for its erratic weather

Where is Mt. Washington located?

New Hampshire

Where was the highest wind ever observed by man (231 miles per hour)?

Mt. Washington Observatory

What is the White Mountains known for?

Many hiking trails and ski resorts

What state has no sales tax?

New Hampshire

Maple Syrup and dairy products come from which New England state?

Vermont

What is the French term for the Green Mountains and who named them?

Verd Mont and named by the French explorer Samuel de Champlain

What is the Long Trail?

438km hiking trail located along the Green Mountains along the length of the state.

What is the oldest long distance trail in the US and when was it constructed?

The Long Trail and was built between 1910 and 1930

What are the popular ski areas in Vermont?

Stowe and Killington

What is the oldest covered bridge (1820) in Vermont?

Pulp Mill Covered Bridge

How many covered bridges in Vermont?

100+ covered bridges

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