America
In 1848, thousands of people went to this state, searching for something. What were they looking for, and what state did they go to?
A: Texas, guns
B: Oklahoma, jobs
C: California, gold
D: Louisiana, slaves
C: California, gold
Which four presidents are on Mount Rushmore?
A: Washington, Franklin, Jefferson and Lincoln
B: Washington, Franklin, Lincoln, Roosevelt
C: Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt, Lincoln
D: Washington, Adams, Lincoln, Jefferson
C: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, Abraham Lincoln
The first Easter eggs were dyed what color?
A: Blue
B: Red
C: Yellow
D: Green
B: Red (representing the blood of Jesus)
The Eiffel Tower, standing about 1,083 feet tall has how many floors?
A: 81
B: 1
C: 3
D: 10
C: 3 floors
The first iPhone were released in what year?
A: 2005
B: 2006
C: 2007
D: 2008
C: 2007
Which US state is the only state that borders only one other state?
A: Florida
B: Delaware
C: Maine
D: New Jersey
C: Maine
How many sitting presidents have been assassinated?
A: 2
B: 3
C: 4
D: 5
C: 4 (Lincoln, Garfield, McKinley, JFK)
Dyeing Easter eggs is a tradition that began in which country?
A: Germany
B: Spain
C: Ukraine
D: Netherlands
C: Ukraine
As of late 2025, what is the world's most populated city?
A: Tokyo, Japan
B: Jakarta, Indonesia
C: Dhaka, Bangladesh
D: Shanghai, China
B: Jakarta, Indonesia
According to the Guinness World Records, what's the best-selling book of all time?
A: A Tale of Two Cities
B: The Lord of the Rings
C: Harry Potter Series
D: The Bible
D: The Bible
What country did America buy Alaska from in 1867?
A: Canada
B: Russia
C: England
D: French
B: Russia
Which president created the interstate highway system?
A: Theodore Roosevelt
B: Franklin Roosevelt
C: Dwight Eisenhower
D: Harry Truman
C: Dwight Eisenhower
Which country was the tradition of the Easter Bunny believed to have originated from?
A: Germany
B: Spain
C: Ukraine
D: Netherlands
A: Germany
Which continent covers all four hemispheres of the earth?
A: Europe
B: North America
C: South America
D: Africa
D: Africa (spans all four [NSEW] because both the Equator and Prime Meridian pass through)
By US law, exit signs must be one of what two colors?
A: Green or Red
B: Green or Blue
C: Yellow or Red
D: Blue or Yellow
A: Green or Red
Where did America's most famous "tea party" happen?
A: Jamestown, NY
B: Wilmington, DE
C: Boston, MA
D: Newark, NJ
C: Boston, MA
Which two presidents died on July 4, 1826, which was also the 50th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence?
A: John Adams and Thomas Jefferson
B: Benjamin Franklin and William Harrison
C: Andrew Johnson and James Monroe
D: George Washington and James Madison
A: John Adams and Thomas Jefferson
Where is the largest Easter egg museum in the world?
A: Australia
B: USA
C: Germany
D: Poland
D: Poland
What is the largest desert in the world?
A: Sahara Desert
B: Antarctic Desert
C: Gobi Desert
D: Arabian Desert
B: Antarctic Desert (deserts are classified by low rainfall/lack of precipitation -NOT by heat or sand)
What is the only food that can last forever, when stored properly?
A: Rice
B: Salt
C: Sugar
D: Honey
D: Honey (low moisture, high acidity, natural enzymes that prevent bacterial growth [microbially immortal])
In what city was the "Declaration of Independence" signed?
A: Jamestown
B: Philadelphia
C: Cooperstown
D: Boston
B: Philadelphia
Which president died in office after serving only 32 days?
A: John Tyler
B: William Harrison
C: Chester Arthur
D: Zachary Taylor
B: William Harrison (9th president)
Easter's date is determined by what?
A: Jesus' death
B: The Moon
C: Palm Sunday
D: The Bible
B: The Moon (Easter is recognized on the first Sunday after the first "full moon" on or after the spring equinox.)
The original Coca-Cola soft drink was marketed as a "brain tonic" containing what ingredient(s)?
A: Pepsin [enzyme] and Lithium Citrate [mood stabilizer]
B: Alcohol
C: Cocaine
D: Alcohol and Cocaine
D: Alcohol and Cocaine
Known as the "Black Death", what deadliest infectious disease took the most lives?
A: Malaria
B: Bubonic Plague
C: Flu
D: Smallpox
B: Bubonic Plague