US Mythology
Legendary lumberjack of the American Northwest
Who is Paul Bunyan?
This American "wonder" is located in northern Arizona
What is the Grand Canyon?
This American tradition happens every February 2nd in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania
What is Groundhog Day?
National park where "Old Faithful" is located
What is Yellowstone National Park?
This phrase means "really easy."
What is "Piece of Cake?"
Said to have planted a certain fruit tree throughout the American Northeast & Midwest
Who is Johnny Appleseed?
This monument to American presidents was carved directly into a mountain
What is Mount Rushmore?
George HW Bush made this White House proclamation an official act each Thanksgiving in 1989
What is pardoning a turkey?
The city where the Declaration of Independence was signed
What is Philadelphia?
This phrase is used to describe someone who is not feeling well
What is "Under the Weather?"
"Giant" primate said to inhabit the Pacific Northwest
Who is Bigfoot? (Sasquatch)
This "lady" was a gift to the US from France
What is the Statue of Liberty?
This glutton themed event is now a big part of New York City's July 4th celebration
What is the Hot Dog Eating contest?
This is the largest of the Great Lakes
What is Lake Superior?
This phrase means good luck for stage actors.
What is "Break a Leg?"
This white bearded man first appeared as a recruiting poster during WWI
Who is Uncle Sam?
King Kong fell to his death from this building
What is the Empire State Building?
A West Virginia town holds this unusual food contest every September
What is the Road Kill Cookoff?
Mt. Denali (formerly Mt. McKinley), the highest mountain peak is located in this state
What is Alaska?
This phrase means to reveal a secret
What is "spill the beans?"
Is said to have terrorized Ichabod Crane
Who is the Headless Horseman?
This famous bridge is located in San Francisco CA
What is the Golden Gate Bridge?
Chandler AZ holds this weird race, with riders astride this flightless bird
What is Ostrich Racing?
What is the Great Salt Lake?
This baseball phrase means a really catchable fly ball
What is "Can of Corn?"