US Regional Trivia Game 2 Jeopardy Template

West

Midwest

Southwest

Southeast

Northeast

100

Which state is the only one to be named after a president?

a. Wyoming

b. Maryland

c. Virginia

d. Washington

100

What is Wisconsin's main agricultural crop?

a. Dairy products

b. Fruit

c. Potatoes

d. Wheat

a. Dairy products

100

On what river is the Hoover Dam located?

a. Mississippi River

b. Beaver Creek

c. Colorado River

d. Fossil Creek

c. Colorado River

100

What does "D.C." stand for in Washington D.C.?

a. District of Columbia

b. Delaware County

c. Detective Comics

d. Discovery Channel

a. District of Columbia

100

According to some people, what animal found in Punxsutawney, PA, can predict the end of winter?

a. Beaver

b. Groundhog

c. Prairie Dog

d. Fox

b. Groundhog

200

True or False: Montana has more cows than people.

True

200

What is the only state that is made up of two peninsulas?

a. Florida

b. Oklahoma

c. Missouri

d. Michigan

200

What is Arizona's state flower?

a. Dogwood

b. Sagebrush

c. Texas Bluebonnet

d. Saguaro Cactus Flower

200

Which state's two-letter postal abbreviation is "AL?"

a. Alaska

b. Alabama

c. Arkansas

d. Georgia

b. Alabama

200

Hartford is the capital of which state?

a. Connecticut

b. New Jersey

c. Pennsylvania

d. Maryland

a. Connecticut

300

If you were visiting "Old Faithful" in Yellowstone National Park, what would you be visiting?

a. A geyser

b. A mountain

c. A trail

d. A river

a. A geyser

300

Which state has the local tradition of butter sculpting?

a. Oregon

b. Nebraska

c. Maine

d. Wyoming

b. Nebraska

300

What international event was held in Lake Placid in 1980?

a. Winter Olympics

b. Summer Olympics

c. World Cup

d. Oktoberfest

a. Winter Olympics

300

Which of these is a town in South Carolina?

a. Due West

b. Ketchuptown

c. Wide Awake

d. All of the above

300

Name this historical figure: I invented the lightning rod, I signed the Declaration of Independence, and I worked to abolish slavery.

a. Abraham Lincoln

b. Alexander Hamilton

c. Benjamin Franklin

d. George Washington

c. Benjamin Franklin

400

What is Oregon's state animal?

a. Beaver

b. Platypus

c. Otter

d. Walrus

a. Beaver

400

The Black Hills, home to Mount Rushmore, are located in which state?

a. South Dakota

b. Minnesota

c. Michigan

d. Iowa

a. South Dakota

400

What was invented and used in Oklahoma before anywhere else in the world?

a. Wheelbarrows

b. Shopping carts

c. Sewing machines

d. Televisions

b. Shopping carts

400

What southern city is located on the shore of Lake Pontchartrain?

a. Orlando

b. Montgomery

c. New Orleans

d. Charleston

c. New Orleans

400

During the late 1600s, several women and a few men in the town of Salem, Massachusetts were executed for what crime?

a. Murder

b. Treason

c. Withholding taxes

d. Witchcraft

500

Wyoming has a state dinosaur. Which of the following dinosaurs is it?

a. Tyrannosaurus Rex

b. Triceratops

c. Velociraptor

d. Pteradactyl

b. Triceratops

500

In what city can you find the largest and most complete T. Rex fossil?

a. New York City

b. Phoenix

c. Salt Lake City

d. Chicago

500

When did Arizona and New Mexico become states?

a. 1896

b. 1907

c. 1912

d. 1920

c. 1912

500

The secret formula for Coca-Cola is kept locked away in a giant vault in which city?

a. Baton Rouge

b. Nashville

c. Memphis

d. Atlanta

500

The world headquarters of the United Nations is located in what city?

a. Philadelphia

b. Boston

c. Dover

d. New York City