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What state is this?
Big, Sun, and Gold
California
While brown is most common, this "precious metal" color is the second most common hair color in the U.S.
Blonde
This "expensive" neighborhood in Los Angeles has its own famous 90210 zip code.
Beverly Hills
What percent of the human population is Black?
15% - 18%
Most loved school subject?
Art
This 1943 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical is the official state song of Oklahoma.
Oklahoma!?
This grumpy feline, whose real name was Tardar Sauce, became one of the most famous animal memes ever.
Grumpy Cat
Most famous hair color?
Black
Known for its "Big Apple" nickname, it is the most visited city in the United States.
New York City
Of the roughly 574 federally recognized tribes in the U.S., this one is the largest by population.
Cherokee
If you are visiting the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower, you are in this most-visited European city.
Paris
Most famous meme?
The Rickroll
This Spanish-speaking country is the most populous in North America, with over 130 million people.
Mexico
It's the "golden" nickname for the 1849 event that brought thousands of people to California.
Gold Rush
This route, often called the "Mother Road," runs right through the heart of Oklahoma.
Route 66
What is the most common eye color?
Brown
This "expensive" Southern California city is the movie capital of the world.
L.A.
What percent of the human population in Native American?
0.8% - 1%
Most popular vacation destination?
Thailand
In this subject, you might study "The Sooner State," which has a population of about 4 million.
History
What is the population in Oklahoma? (Round it)
4,123,288
Only about 2% of the world's population has this eye color, making it the rarest.
Green
This hair color, found in less than 2% of the world, is the rarest of all.
Red
This "earthy" eye color is actually a combination of brown, green, and gold.
Hazel
This famous country music star and "The Voice" coach was born in Ada, Oklahoma.
Blake Sheldon