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100

In which year Christopher Columbus "discovered" America?

A) 1620

B) 1865

C) 1492

D) 1448

C) 1492

100

What is the longest river in the USA?


A) Colorado River
B) Rio Grande
C) Missouri River
D) Mississippi River

D) Mississippi River

100

Which U.S. singer was known as the “King of Rock and Roll”?

A) Chuck Berry

B) Bob Dylan

C) Elvis Costello

D) Elvis Presley

D) Elvis Presley

100

What is the capital of the United States today?

A) New York City

B) Philadelphia

C) Boston

D) Washington, D.C.

D) Washington, D.C.

100

Which famous statue is in New York Harbor?


A) Mount Rushmore
B) Lincoln Memorial
C) Statue of Liberty
D) Golden Gate Bridge

C) Statue of Liberty

200

What was the main conflict of the U.S. Civil War (1861-1865?

A) Food shortages

B) Trade with Europe

C) New inventions

D) Slavery

D) Slavery

200

Which is the largest U.S. island?


A) Long Island
B) Hawaii (Big Island)
C) Kodiak Island
D) Puerto Rico

B) Hawaii (Big Island)

200

Which famous technology company was founded by Steve Jobs?

A) Amazon

B) Apple

C) IBM

D) Microsoft

B) Apple

200

Which U.S. city is famous for the Golden Gate Bridge?


A) Los Angeles
B) Seattle
C) San Francisco
D) Miami

C) San Francisco

200

Which U.S. city is home to Hollywood and the film industry?

A) Chicago

B) New York

C) Los Angeles

D) Houston

C) Los Angeles

300

When was the Declaration of Independence signed?

A) 1812

B) 1607

C) 1865

D) 1776

D) 1776

300

What is the highest mountain in the USA?


A) Mount Whitney
B) Mount Rainier
C) Denali (Mount McKinley)
D) Mount Elbert

C) Denali (Mount McKinley)

300

What was Martin Luther King Jr.’s famous speech?

A) “Seven Years Ago”

B) “Yes We Can”

C) “You can do it”

D) “I Have a Dream”

D) “I Have a Dream”

300

Which U.S. city is known as “the Big Apple”?

A) Los Angeles

B) Chicago

C) Miami

D) New York City

D) New York City

300

Which music festival became a symbol of the 1960s counterculture?

A) Coachella

B) Burning Man

C) Woodstock

D) Bonnaroo

C) Woodstock

400

What was the Cold War mainly about?

A) Fighting in Antarctica

B) Disagreement over oil

C) War during winter only

D) Conflict between U.S. and Soviet Union

D) Conflict between U.S. and Soviet Union

400

Which river forms part of the border between the USA and Mexico?


A) Mississippi River
B) Rio Grande
C) Colorado River
D) Ohio River  

B) Rio Grande

400

Who was the first U.S. President?

A) Abraham Lincoln

B) Thomas Jefferson

C) F. D. Roosvelt

D) George Washington

D) George Washington

400

Which U.S. city is considered the birthplace of jazz?

A) Chicago

B) New Orleans

C) Boston

D) Atlanta

B) New Orleans

400

Which U.S. animal is a national symbol and appears on the country’s emblem?

A) Eagle

B) Grizzly bear

C) Wolf

D) American bison

A) Eagle

500

Which country controlled much of the American West before 1800?

A) England

B) Germany

C) France

D) Spain

D) Spain

500

Which is the largest state in the USA by area?


A) Texas
B) California
C) Alaska
D) Montana

C) Alaska

500

Who was the first woman to serve as U.S. Vice President?

A) Sarah Palin

B) Hillary Clinton

C) Michelle Obama

D) Kamala Harris

D) Kamala Harris

500

Which state is known as the “Sunshine State”?


A) California
B) Florida
C) Texas
D) Arizona

B) Florida

500

Which U.S. sport is the Super Bowl connected with?

A) Baseball

B) Basketball

C) Ice Hockey

D) American Football

D) American Football

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