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100

In Lynchburg, you can visit the distillery for which famous brand of Tennessee whiskey?

What is Jack Daniel's


100

Which out-of-this-world sounding marshmallow and graham snack cake was actually invented very much here on Earth—specifically, by Tennessee’s Chattanooga Bakery?

What is Moon Pie


100

The Red Clay Council Grounds in southeastern Tennessee is known as the last capital of what tribal nation before being subjected to policies of forced removal?

What is the Cherokee Nation


100

The MCU show “Loki” introduced the world to the world authority on the time stream, known by what three-letter acronym? The acronym shares its name with a federal project to provide electricity, aid, and jobs to Tennessee, created in 1933 by FDR and still under operation.

What is TVA


100

The Imagination Library is a free children's book gifting program started by what famous singer in 1995? The program started by offering a monthly book to each child in Sevier County, Tennessee, regardless of family income.

What is Dolly Parton


200

The Tennessee Valley Authority, a public utility corporation, was created in 1933 as part of the New Deal during the Administration of what President?

What is FDR


200

A Cherokee leader gives his name to an isolated valley and popular tourist destination within Tennessee's Great Smoky Mountains National Park known as Cades what?

What is Cove


200

A "myotonic" goat, also known as a Tennessee what goat? It gets its name from what unusual behavior, which it exhibits when frightened or overstimulated?

What is Fainting


200

What is the airport code for the Davidson County airport, a former American hub, which is the busiest airport in Tennessee and home to the Tennessee Air National Guard? (THREE LETTERS)

What is BNA


200

Boasting a rich history of politicians aspiring for higher offices, how many U.S. presidents were born in Tennessee?

What is Zero!

300

"Willie the Hillbilly" was once the mascot for what soft drink brand, invented by Tennessee beverage bottlers Barney and Ally Hartman in 1940?

What is Mountain Dew


300

Which private university in Nashville is home to the black and gold Commodores and is consistently ranked one of the best colleges in the United States?

What is Vanderbilt University


300

What restaurant chain, born in Knoxville and today headquartered in nearby Marysville, takes its name from a song by the Rolling Stones?

What is Ruby Tuesday


300

In 1992, Trisha Yearwood sang about being on “the wrong side” of what Tennessee city?

What is Memphis


300

Tennessee was first called "The Volunteer State" because of its participation in what war? The state's reputation was enhanced during the Mexican-American War, when James K. Polk requested 2,600 men and 30,000 volunteered.

War of 1812


400

Where in southern Tennessee is the University of the South located? The school also goes by the same name as the census-designated place it’s in.

What is Sewanee


400

Fought in Tennessee and also known as Pittsburg Landing, what Civil War battle of April 6th and 7th, 1862, allowed Union troops to penetrate the Confederate interior?

What is Battle of Shiloh


400

Tennessee is divided into sections called what? These sections are legal, geographic, and cultural, and can be seen as far back as the beginning of European settlement.

What is Grand Divisions


400

Which small town in middle Tennessee is called “The Walking Horse Capital of the World?”

What is Shelbyville


400

By what three-word name is “The State of Tennessee v. John Thomas Scopes”, an American legal case of 1925 in which teacher John Scopes was accused of violating Tennessee's Butler Act, commonly known? The Butler Act prohibited the teaching of evolution of humans.

What is the Scopes Monkey Trial


500

What architect of the Tennessee Capitol is, at his request, buried in the walls of the building?

What is William Strickland


500

In 1969, Dan W. Evins opened the first Cracker Barrel Old Country Store on Highway 109, just outside of what Tennessee city?

What is Lebanon


500

You’ll find one of the oldest streets in Tennessee in Nashville. At first, it was simply “Main Street,” then changed to “Market Street” as it became a hub for buying stuff. Today, what does the length of road (which is home to the Silver Dollar Saloon) go by?

What is 2nd Avenue


500

What "Atomic City" in Tennessee was established in 1942 as a production site for the Manhattan Project?

What is Oak Ridge


500

Frontiersman John Sevier gave what name to a proposed new U.S. state in what is now East Tennessee, hoping to curry favor for the state's admission from a particular founding father?

What is Franklin


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