American Geography
American Cities
American Music
American Landmarks
True or False
100
The United States is located in (North / South) America.
North America
100
The biggest city in the United States is ______.
New York
100
(Rap / Rock) music uses the electric guitar.
Rock music
100
The White House is where the American (President / King) lives.
President
100
T/F: There are 50 states in America.
True!
200
New York is next to the (Pacific / Atlantic) Ocean.
Atlantic Ocean
200
American movies are made in __________.
Hollywood, Los Angeles
200
(A Grammy / An Oscar) is an award for the best American music of the year.
A Grammy
200
The state of Arizona is famous for (the Grand Canyon / Niagra Falls).
Grand Canyon
200
T/F: Hawaii is the closest US state to Japan.
False! Alaska is actually closer than Hawaii by over 1600 km! 
300
California is next to the (Pacific / Atlantic) Ocean.
Pacific Ocean
300
The capital of the United States is ________.
Washington D.C.
300
Jazz was created in the city of (Dallas / New Orleans).
New Orleans
300
The tallest trees in the world can be found in (California / Alaska).
California
300
T/F: New York City has about the same population as Osaka Prefecture.
True! Both have about 8.8 million residents.
400
The (Colorado / Rio Grande) River is the border between the US and Mexico.
Rio Grande
400
Anna-sensei used to live in ________.
San Francisco
400
(Thomas Edison / Albert Einstein) invented the technology of sound recording. 
Thomas Edison
400
"The Bean" is a famous sculpture located in (Chicago / Atlanta).
Chicago
400
T/F: Texas is mainly a desert.
False! Texas has many different climates and geographic features.
500
The country north of the United States is (Canada / Mexico).
Canada
500
The biggest Japantown in the US is located in (Miami / San Francisco).
San Francisco
500
(George Gershwin / Wolfgang Mozart) is a famous American composer.
George Gershwin
500
The New York Stock Exchange is located on (Wall Street / Broadway).
Wall Street
500
T/F: The second president of the United States was Thomas Jefferson.
False! The second president was John Adams.