Road Trips & National Parks
What is the famous American highway?
Route 66.
Which famous landmark in New York City symbolizes freedom in the United States?
The Statue of Liberty.
Which sport is played by MLB teams?
Baseball.
Which American city is famous for deep-dish pizza?
Chicago.
What national holiday is celebrated in the United States on July 4th?
Independence Day.
Which national park is famous for the Old Faithful geyser?
Yellowstone National Park.
In which city can you visit Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell?
Philadelphia.
Which famous Chicago stadium is home to the Cubs?
Wrigley Field.
Which Louisiana city is famous for jazz music and Southern cuisine?
New Orleans.
What outdoor activity involves walking along nature trails?
Hiking.
Which famous canyon is located in Arizona?
The Grand Canyon.
What is the name of the area in Washington, D.C., that contains famous monuments and Smithsonian museums?
The National Mall.
What activity can visitors enjoy at the Mall of America?
Shopping.
Where can visitors explore NASA's Kennedy Space Center?
Florida.
What marine animals can tourists watch in Hawaii, California, or Alaska?
Whales.
Which Hawaiian road is famous for its scenic coastal views and waterfalls?
The Road to Hana.
Which historic trail in Boston commemorates important events of the American Revolution?
The Freedom Trail.
Which famous Seattle market is known for fresh seafood and local products?
Pike Place Market.
What can visitors learn about at NASA's Kennedy Space Center?
Space exploration.
What type of tour lets visitors see the Grand Canyon from the air?
A helicopter tour.
Which national park in Alaska is home to North America's highest peak?
Denali National Park.
Which American state includes the cities of Selma, Birmingham, and Montgomery, important places in the Civil Rights Movement?
Alabama.
Which professional sports league is the most popular in USA?
The NFL.
Which Tennessee city is famous for country music and Southern food?
Nashville.
What famous New Orleans festival is known for parades, costumes, and celebrations before Lent?
Mardi Gras.