State of Mind!
Aisle Be There!
Game On
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
Talk Turkey to Me
100

This state is home to Las Vegas and is famous for casinos, entertainment, and the nearby Hoover Dam.

Nevada

100

This massive retailer is known for its Supercenters, where shoppers can buy groceries, clothing, electronics, and almost everything else.

Walmart

100

In this sport, players try to score by shooting a ball through a hoop 10 feet above the floor.

Basketball

100

AA encourages members to focus on staying sober for this amount of time rather than worrying about the rest of their lives.

One Day at a Time

100

This bird is traditionally the star of the Thanksgiving dinner table.

Turkey

200

This state is nicknamed the “Peach State” and is home to the city of Atlanta.

Georgia

200

This grocery chain is known for its affordable private-label products and requires shoppers to deposit a quarter to use a shopping cart at many locations.

Aldi

200

In baseball, what is it called when a batter hits the ball out of the playing field in fair territory and circles all the bases?

Home Run

200

This person in AA provides individual guidance and helps another member work through the Twelve Steps.

Sponsor

200

This popular Thanksgiving side dish is made from potatoes that are boiled, crushed, and often mixed with butter and milk.

Mashed Potatoes

300

This state is home to Mount Rushmore, where four U.S. presidents are carved into a mountainside.

South Dakota

300

This warehouse club is famous for selling groceries in bulk and for its popular food-court hot dog combo.

Costco

300

This sport uses terms such as “love,” “deuce,” “ace,” and “match point.”

Tennis

300

How many Steps form the foundation of the Alcoholics Anonymous recovery program?

12 Steps

300

This famous Thanksgiving parade takes place in New York City and is known for its enormous character balloons.

Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

400

This is the only U.S. state that borders exactly one other U.S. state.

Maine

400

This grocery chain is famous for its unique private-label foods, Hawaiian-shirt-wearing employees, and products like “Everything but the Bagel” seasoning.

Trader Joe’s

400

In American football, how many points is a touchdown worth before the extra-point attempt?

6 Points

400

Which AA Step involves making “a searching and fearless moral inventory” of yourself?

Step 4

400

Thanksgiving in the United States is celebrated each year on which Thursday of November?

The Fourth Thursday

500

This U.S. state was the last of the 50 states to join the Union, officially becoming a state in 1959.

Hawaii

500

This supermarket chain operates under several regional names and is one of the largest traditional grocery companies in the United States.

Kroger

500

This famous horse race, held annually in Kentucky, is the first race of American horse racing’s Triple Crown.

Kentucky Derby

500

This AA principle encourages people to recognize the difference between what they can change and what they cannot control.

Acceptance (The Serenity Prayer is also acceptable depending on how you want to score it.)

500

This Massachusetts location is traditionally associated with the 1621 harvest feast involving English colonists and the Wampanoag people.

Plymouth

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