Maryland
"Naval Support Facility Thurmont" in Maryland's Catoctin Mountain Park is the official name of what presidential retreat?
Camp David
What is required when crossing into New Jersey from Pennsylvania on I-78?
A Bridge Permit
In 1779, the Virginia State Capitol was moved to Richmond. Where had it been before then?
WIlliamsburg
What lake is Rochester situated on?
Ontario
What alliterative name is given to the annual NCAA football game between the Pitt Panthers and the nearby West Virginia Mountaineers?
Backyard Brawl
There's a small city in Delaware with under 500 residents that lies directly above the popular vacation destination of Ocean City, Maryland. What is this "island" which is technically a narrow peninsula?
Fenwick Island
What is the name of the "oil well stimulation technique" in which rock is fractured by a pressurized liquid to create cracks in deep-rock formations through which natural gas or petroleum can escape?
Fracking
Being the residence of Virginia’s governor since 1813, the Executive Mansion in Richmond has an address on which square beginning with ‘C’?
Capitol Square
Which city is the home of William H. Seward, Harriet Tubman, Theodore Case, and a New York State prison? Minor League Baseball is played there, and it is located about one mile north of Owasco Lake.
Auburn
Representing seven states, including Illinois, North Carolina, and West Virginia, what bird is the most popular choice for the official state bird in the U.S.?
Northern Cardinal
Abraham Lincoln suspended what writ which gives individuals the right to a trial, on several occasions during the Civil War, including to quell rebellion in Maryland after the Baltimore Riots in 1861.
Habeas Corpus
Bill Murray has coffee at Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania's fictional Tip Top Cafe over and over in what 1993 comedy movie?
Groundhog Day
What longest river in Virginia that flows from the Appalachian Mountains to the Chesapeake Bay?
Hint: Name is the same as the first name of the British singer who sang “You’re Beautiful” in 2004.
James River
In "Downstate New York", there are (unofficially) seven counties: Bronx, New York, Richmond, Kings, Queens, Nassau, and Suffolk. Excluding those, how many counties compose the rest of New York?
55
What is the name of the bridge that fell in Point Pleasant, WV on December 15, 1967 and gave birth to the Folk Lore of the Moth Man.
Silver Bridge
Lockheed Martin is headquartered in which Maryland city?
Bethesda
While the name will remind you of Pennsylvania, which city that's home to the National Cornbread Festival is actually located in Marion County, Tennessee?
South Pittsburg
They have names like Pelican, Rock Crystal, and Peter the Great: Richmond's Virginia Museum of Fine Arts has the largest collection of famous jeweled objects famous in Russia.
Faberge eggs
How many Finger Lakes are there?
: The Finger Lakes are a group of ____ long, narrow, glacial lakes in Upstate New York known for deep waters, scenic gorges, and vineyards.
The eleven Finger Lakes are Conesus, Hemlock, Candice, Honeoye, Canandaigua, Keuka, Seneca, Cayuga, Owasco, Skaneateles, and Otisco.
All of the Finger Lakes were carved out by glaciers after the Ice Age, which makes them look long, narrow, and similar to fingers.
This West Virginia county is home to Harpers Ferry, where John Brown led his famous 1859 raid on the U.S. Arsenal.
Jefferson County
Named for its founder, what private research university in Baltimore, Maryland, has the number-one ranked public health program in America, according to U.S. News?
Johns Hopkins
What two-word beer brand, now manufactured by Anheuser-Busch, was started by the Latrobe Brewing Company of Western Pennsylvania in 1939? In a green bottle or can, with a horse on the label, it claims to be “Extra Pale.”
Rolling Rock
Which district in Richmond’s West End, home to Virginia Commonwealth University, got its name because of how its streets are arranged?
The Fan
The Hudson River is smaller than many other famous American rivers, like the Mississippi or the Ohio. How long is the Hudson River?
315 Miles
Established in 1868, this West Virginia institution began as the Agricultural College of West Virginia and later became the state's largest university.
West Virginia University