Colorful Cities
Football fans know it sits at the mouth of Wisconsin's Fox River.
What is Green Bay?
The condition of a released prisoner during a sentence with the promise of good behavior.
What is parole?
Often studied in elementary school, it's a 10x10 grid where mathematical calculations are studied
What is a times (multiplication) table?
Aloha State
What is Hawaii?
The tenth chemical element, this gas is commonly used in lighting up signs.
What is neon?
A Southern California city (and county) goes by this citrus-y name
What is Orange?
Who/what are carolers?
It's the part of a phonograph that spins the record.
What is a turntable?
Golden State
What is California?
A nine-sided polygon
What is a nonagon?
A French translation, this Louisiana capital city contains a color in its name.
What is Baton Rouge?
Named after the dish it is usually made in, this slowly baked meal could contain anything from green beans to tuna fish.
What is casserole?
This Arizona city, named after a topographical structure whose Spanish name means table was founded by Mormons in 1878.
What is Mesa?
Garden State
What is New Jersey?
A colloquial term for a head
What is noggin?
Currently the home of Coors brewing, this mining city right outside of Denver used to be the capital of the Colorado Territory.
What is Golden?
This is what the second letter in BP stands for.
What is petroleum?
It's the chemical formula for table salt.
What is NaCl (sodium chloride)?
Beehive State
What is Utah?
The first name of Hale, Fillion, and Forrest
What is Nathan?
This third-most-populous city in North Carolina is home to NC A&T University and was the site of the famous Civil Rights sit-ins at an "all-white" lunch counter.
What is Greensboro?
A word defining the poorest class of working people.
What is proletariat?
This likely fictional king led the Knights of the Round Table.
Who is Arthur?
Land of Enchantment
What is New Mexico?
Scientific unit measuring the force needed to accelerate a mass of one kilogram one meter per second per second.
What is a Newton?