United States of America – The Ultimate QuizHome » Quiz » General » United States of America – The Ultimate Quiz access_time October 11, 2017June 4, 2019 account_box Svet remove_red_eye 39039 Views1. Which century saw the foundation of the United States of America?*18th19th16th17th2. In relation to the previous question, which state is regarded as the first one?*ConnecticutDelawareRhode IslandPennsylvania3. Which of these states produces the most hazelnuts?*IdahoWisconsinWyomingOregon4. Which of the 50 states is regarded as "The Cheese State"?*PennsylvaniaWisconsinNew YorkNew Hampshire5. Which state is both the leading producer of maple syrup and the safest state as of January 2016?*VermontWest VirginiaMassachusettsNew Hampshire6. Which is the largest state population-wise?*FloridaCaliforniaTexasNew York7. The U.S. GDP in the last couple of years has been rivalled by China. What is the one of the U.S.? (2016 est.)*18.56 trillion22.37 trillion20.32 trillion19.4 trillion8. Which state bears the name "The Mother of Presidents"?*MassachusettsNew JerseyVirginiaPennsylvania9. Alcatraz is located off the coast of which city?*Los AngelesAtlantic CityMiamiSan Francisco10. Which U.S. city is known as "The Big Guava"?*San DiegoTampaOrlandoNew Orleans11. How many Senators are there in the Senate of the United States?*1005354355012. What does filibuster mean?*Unite/EncompassDelay/PreventImpeachManipulate13. Which is the biggest state territory-wise?*TexasAlaskaUtahCalifornia14. Where is America's largest mall?*Bloomington, MinnesotaMontgomery, PennsylvaniaJefferson, ColoradoAventura, Florida15. Which state is believed to have invented the Fortune Cookies?*WyomingFloridaKentuckyCaliforniaDespite that Fortune Cookies are served in Chinese restaurants across the U.S., they are not a Chinese invention.16. Which state has the nickname "The Yellowhammer State"?*AlabamaNew HampshireVermontConnecticut17. NASA's headquarters are situated in:*San FranciscoVirginia BeachHoustonWashington D.C.18. Louisiana was purchased from:*MexicoUnited KingdomThe NetherlandsFrance19. The capital city of which state is on a river?*GeorgiaMissouriNorth CarolinaMontana20. Lake Monroe is the largest lake in:*IndianaOhioMinnesotaWyoming21. The name of which state is derived from two words that mean "red people":*MissouriNevadaArizonaOklahomaHINT: The state's name is one word, not two.22. Which is the only triply-locked U.S. state?*NebraskaIdahoUtahOklahomaHINT: No access to an ocean, a gulf, or a bay.23. Which state is named after a former English queen?*VirginiaMassachusettsMarylandLouisiana24. Which of the 50 states is one of the most densely karstic areas worldwide?*PennsylvaniaFloridaWest VirginiaNorth Carolina25. Which is the only state that lies entirely above 1,000 m (3,281 ft) elevation?*WyomingIdahoColoradoUtah26. Which was the last of the contiguous states to be admitted to the Union?*OklahomaUtahNew MexicoArizona27. "The most innovative square mile on the planet" is in:*CaliforniaPennsylvaniaMassachusettsNew York28. The Toledo War was between:*Tennessee and MissouriMichigan and OhioKentucky and West VirginiaNorth Dakota and South Dakota29. The Guadalupe Peak is the highest point in:*TexasNew JerseyLouisianaUtah30. "The Beaver State" is a nickname of:*WyomingTennesseeOregonNebraska31. Everybody knows the U.S.A. has a coastline on the Pacific ocean. Out of the 48 contigious states, how many have a coastline there?*Nine (9)Five (5)Three (3)Seven (7)32. The name of which state means "The Land of Flowers"?*Las VegasFloridaWisconsinIllinois33. The least populous of all 50 U.S. states is:*WyomingAlaskaDelawareVermont34. In which state is Glacier National Park located?*MontanaWashingtonIdahoOregon35. Which state is most famous for its lobster fishing?*Rhode IslandMaineAlaskaWashington36. The world's busiest airport by passenger traffic is in the state of:*IllinoisCaliforniaGeorgiaNew York37. ___ has the lowest per capita personal income of any state.*MississippiKentuckyLouisianaWest Virginia38. If you are sipping Jack Daniels in Lynchburg, which state are you getting tipsy in?*ArkansasKentuckyTennesseeVirginia39. The Appalachian Mountains run through the middle of:*WashingtonAlaskaPennsylvaniaTexas40. Charlotte, the third largest banking centre in the U.S. after NYC and San Francisco, is in:*GeorgiaFloridaNorth CarolinaUtah41. Which is the largest city by area in the contiguous United States?*DallasLos AngelesJacksonvilleNew York City42. Mauna Kea, located in the Aloha state of Hawaii, is taller than Mount Everest when measured from the mountain's base. What is Mauna Kea's height above mean sea level?*2,254 m (7,935 ft)4,207 m (13,802 ft)5,630 m (18,471 ft)3,300 m (10,827 ft)43. Which is the richest state in terms of GDP per capita?*MassachusettsAlabamaCaliforniaVermontFor 2016 in chained 2009 U.S. dollars.44. Which was the first National Park of the United States?*Sequioa National ParkYellowstone National ParkYosemite National ParkGrand Canyon National Park45. Where is the deepest lake in the U.S. located?*WyomingColoradoOregonWashington46. The oldest tree in the U.S. is located in:*CaliforniaSouth DakotaIdahoMontana47. Where is State Route 375, also known as the Extreterrestrial Highway?*New MexicoUtahNevadaKansas48. Which U.S. state is known as "The Breadbasket of the Country"?*North DakotaKansasMontanaTexas49. Which is Hawaii's most populated island?*Maui (The Valley Isle)Hawai'i (The Big Island)Kaua'i (The Garden Isle)O'ahu (The Gathering Place)50. What was the first capital of the U.S. when the Constitution was ratified?*Washington D.C.PrincetonNew York CityBostonThank you for reaching the final question of this quiz. 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