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100
What is Arizona's state tree?
Palo Verde
100
What famous Arizona community is known as "the town too tough to die"?
Tombstone
100
Which plant is Arizona's #1 farm crop?
Cotton
100
Who was Arizona's first Mexican-American governor?
Raul H. Castro
100
How many inches of rain falls, on average, in Phoenix each year?
7 inches
200
What is Arizona's state bird?
The cactus wren
200
Which city is home to the University of Arizona?
Tucson
200
Which Arizona reptile is the only poisonous lizard in the United States?
Gila monster
200
Which Native American tribe has the largest reservation in Arizona?
Navajo
200
Into what river do all other rivers in Arizona eventually flow?
Colorado River
300
What is Arizona's state gemstone?
Turquoise
300
Which Arizona city is referred to as "the gateway to Las Vegas"?
Kingman
300
Which Arizona bird can fly straight up like an elevator, and backwards?
Hummingbird
300
Who was Mexico's infamous border raider? (Clues: 4 syllables and he's obviously dead now)
Pancho Villa
300
Which water company used the slogan "Arizona grows where water flows"?
Salt River Project (SRP)
400
What is Arizona's state flower?
The Saguaro cactus blossom
400
Which Arizona city is known for having very clean air?
Flagstaff
400
Which Arizona cactus resembles "Mickey Mouse" ears?
Prickly pear cactus
400
People who travel to Arizona in the winter are called _____?
Snowbirds
400
What is Arizona's largest man-made lake?
Lake Mead
500
On what national holiday did Arizona become a state?
Valentine's Day, February 14th
500
Which Arizona city is the home of the world's oldest professional rodeo?
Prescott
500
Which Arizona bird would rather run than fly?
Roadrunner
500
What ethnic group provided most of the labor for Arizona's first railroads?
The Chinese
500
Which Native American dance is traditionally performed to bring rain?
The Hopi snake dance
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