IDAHO
Name the deepest canyon in the US.
Hells Canyon, Idaho
Which farm superstar is the ultimate foodie, never missing a chance for a smorgasbord?
Pig
The ancient Romans engineered aqueducts to carry what life-sustaining liquid, proving they were the OG waterworks experts?
Water
What country is known as ‘The Emerald Isle’?
Ireland
What seven-letter “C” word means to exist in the present time, the fastest-moving part of a water stream, or flowing electric charge?
Current
What is the state horse?
Appaloosa
If your garden’s on an acid trip (pH 4), which hydrangea shade steals the spotlight?
Blue
On which peaceful philosophy, founded on the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama, do millions find enlightenment?
Buddhism
What country has the longest coastline?
What three-letter palindrome doesn't sound like much, but is actually a religious figure who is known for donning a habit in convents and taking solemn vows of chastity, poverty, and obedience?
Nun
Idaho is famous for this special potato.
Russett
Corn
Which formidable ancient woman dazzled Roman audiences with her oratory skills, outshining even today’s debate champs?
Hortensia
Which country has the largest population?
India
The phrase "dirty room" can be anagrammed into what 9-letter word for a college residence that might contain many a dirty room?
Dormitory
Commercial hatcheries in Idaho make the state a leader in production of this fish.
Trout
Which farm critter’s young are adorably dubbed "kids," adding a playful twist to the barnyard?
Goat
Where did the pantheon of Greek gods call home, a lofty peak where divine drama unfolded?
Mount Olympus
Fill in the blanks: M_ _am_ _ _ue.
Mozambique
Marcy, Juno, and Max are all first names, but if you give each one a different last letter, they're all turn into what unit of time?
Month
There is a small town in Idaho that has the longest main street in the United States. Where is it located?
In the City of Island Park and it's 33 miles long.
Which cool, blue-hued crop gives May’s fields a refreshing twist, making linseed the talk of the town?
Linseed
Which iconic figure, famous for sparking a massive rebellion, was known in ancient Rome simply as a slave?
Slave
What river runs through Paris?
The Seine
What five-letter word is defined by Merriam-Webster as a verb meaning “to act playfully,” “to waste time,” and sometimes follows the word “dilly”?
Dally