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This cryptid makes it's home in West Virginia
Mothman
Jackalope
Bigfoot
Chupacabra
2
“DC” in “Washington DC” stands for...
District of Columbia
Deduco Caelum
Dominion Caucus
Dance Capitol
3
Not actually a family member, this representation of America wants YOU! for the US Army
Uncle Tom
Aunt Jemina
Uncle Sam
Aunt May
4
The beautiful country of America is said to reach “from sea to ___”
shining sea
shimmering sea
Rockies
sea
5
“No taxation without ___!”
emancipation
representation
declaration
liberation
6
Your “John Hancock” refers to your this
signature
passport
pen
handwriting
7
One of these is not a Great Lake
Echo
Huron
Superior
Michigan
8
Once a term used to insult those born in the colonies, now a baseball team
Rockies
Yankees
Reds
Orioles
9
The first president of the United States, also found on the $1 bill
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
Robert E. Lee
Obama
10
A famous Disney singer’s secret identity is named after this state, and rhymes!
Montana
Alaska
Virginia
Carolina
11
Before you head out for the day, don’t forget this!
the Alamo
your keys
your wallet
your phone
12
A classic Southern-ism, used to refer to a group of people
you guys
you (the plural is implied)
yous
y’all
13
“As American as ___,” actually brought over by European colonists
an eagle
apple pie
a gun
cheese
14
From America, Europe is located across this diminutive for the Atlantic ocean
the pond
the lake
the bay
the creek
15
You might use this phrase if you’re happy with the deal you got on your new car
break a leg
most bang for your buck
back to square one
beat around the bush
16
These famously ugly shoes named after an animal can be placed in comfort or sport mode
Uggs
Nike
Toms
Crocs
17
Once designed for gold-panning frontiersmen, now they come pre-torn
leather jackets
blue jeans
t-shirts
cowboy boots
18
Did you watch National Treasure? Remember who invented Daylight Savings?
Alexander Hamilton
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
George W. Bush
19
If you see a bumper sticker with “2A” on the back of someone’s car, you know they support this constitutional right
healthcare
right to bear arms
separation of church and state
freedom of speech
20
One of these is
not
a euphemism for dying
kick the bucket
bite the bullet
push up daisies
give up the ghost
21
Accidentally revealing a secret, or spilling these
the corn
the peas
the beans
the tea
22
This American treasure and country singer is known for working “9 to 5”
Dolly Parton
Betty White
John Denver
Carrie Underwood
23
This president is
not
one of the four on Mount Rushmore
Andrew Jackson
Theodore Roosevelt
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
24
You might invoke this amendment if you don’t want to answer a question in court
The First
The Sixth
The Second
The Fifth
25
According to Ron Swanson, history began with the signing of the Declaration of Independence, taking place in this year
1492
1804
1776
1607
26
This state is
not
one of the four that meets at Four Corners
Nevada
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
27
Known for being a dreamboat, and the last president in US history to be assassinated
John F Kennedy
Abraham Lincoln
William McKinnley
James Garfield
28
The "Golden Arches" refers to...
a national park in Utah
McDonalds
a bridge in California
a football stadium in Illinois
29
Ben Stiller spends the night in this building located in New York
Madame Tussauds
Museum of Modern Art
New York Public Library
American Museum of Natural History
30
Two US States are perfectly rectangular: Colorado and this state just to the north of it
Utah
Oregon
Wyoming
Idaho
31
These sandwiches press the bread together like a dumpling, so you don't have to waste time cutting off the crust!
delectables
uncrustables
snackables
lunchables
32
This term refers to a student in their eleventh year of school
Senior
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
33
Yellowstone became the world's first National Park in 1872. Today, we have this many National Parks in America
71
59
62
64
34
Yell this if you want the front seat of the car
"shotgun!"
"propeller!"
"I would like the front seat please!"
"grenade!"
35
Ya like jazz? Good. Only one of these other music genres did not originate in America
Disco
Salsa
Reggae
Soul
36
In England it’s a relaxing afternoon get-together. In Boston Harbor 1773, it’s a famous protest against taxation policy
Tea Party
Boston Massacre
Garden Party
Supper
37
A Man known only by this state seems to always be in the news...
Texas
New York
California
Florida
38
If you want someone to slow down, you might tell them to ...
hit below the belt
bark up the wrong tree
hold your horses
be a fly on the wall
39
Alexander Graham Bell invented this, the reason America is +1
telegram
telegraph
telephone
television
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Henry Ford’s Model T car comes in every color “as long as it’s ___”
black
gray
silver
red
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The number of feet in a mile
1000
3248
5280
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