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1
There is enough water in Lake Superior to cover the following landmasses in 1 foot of water.
North and South America
Asia
Antarctica
North America
2
The United States writes dates just like other countries: mm-dd-yyyy (05/15/2019).
False
True
3
The cities with the highest population are
Los Angeles, Atlanta, New York
New York, Los Angeles, Chicago
Chicago, Washington DC, New York
New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco
4
Russia and the USA are less than 5 miles apart at the nearest point.
false
true
5
Three of the five oldest rivers in the world are located in what country
Australia
United States
France
Egypt
6
True or False: The United States invented the internet.
false
true
7
What is the national animal for the United States?
Dolphin
Bear
Bald Eagle
Horse
8
An island in South Carolina is completely inhabited with what animal?
monkeys
pigs
horses
9
The oldest city in the United States is
St. Augustine, Florida
Boston, Massachusettes
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
New York, New York
10
People in the United States use more or less ice than people in other countries.
more
less
11
True or False: USA is the only country who has set foot on the moon
false
true
12
The world's largest single stem tree is in California. How tall is it?
525 feet tall
300 feet tall
275 feet tall
175 feet tall
13
Students have to pay for college in countries such as United States, France, and Germany.
False
True
14
The U.S. custom of sitting in the backseat of a cab is considered rude in other countries.
True
False
15
True or False: The affirming "thumbs up" gesture is universal across the globe as positive.
False
True
16
Which is the world's largest office building?
Empire State Building
One World Trade Center
John Hancock Building
Pentagon
17
The 19th Amendment granted women the right to vote in what year?
1920
1940
1960
1890
18
True or False: English is the official language of the United States
true
false
19
The first capital of the United States was which city?
Boston, Massachusettes
New York, New York
Philadephia, Pennsylvania
Washington DC
20
The current flag of the USA was designed by Robert G. Heft when he was how old?
10 years old
27 years
38 years old
17 years old
21
Ohio is known as ...
The Buckeye State
Browns Town
The Apple State
The Corn State
22
How many pizzas do Americans consume annually?
7 million
1 million
8 billion
3 billion
23
The first U.S. city to host the Olympics
New York, New York
St. Louis, Missouri
Atlanta, Georgia
Washington DC
24
Which state has 3 times as many cows as it does people?
Nebraska
Montana
Idaho
Oklahoma
25
The seven points on the Statue of Liberty's crown represent
the seven deadly sins.
the seven continents.
the seven wonders of the world.
the seven dwarfs.