History
What does USA stand for?
United States of America
Which city is nicknamed "The Big Apple?"
New York City
This holiday is when people dress up in costumes, carve pumpkins and go trick-or-treating.
Halloween
What is the name of the place where most movies and TV shows are filmed?
Hollywood
Which country did the US fight to gain freedom and independence?
England
What are the two countries which border the US?
Mexico and Canada
This holiday involves being thankful for family, watching football, and eating a lot of food.
Thanksgiving
Where does the President live?
The White House
How many states does the US have?
50
Which US city has the most people?
New York City
This holiday is all about love. People take their partners out to nice dinners and buy them flowers, gifts and chocolate.
What is the most eaten food in America?
Hamburgers (more than 13 billion in 2019)
Who was the first president?
George Washington
The U.S. is about ____ times as big as France. (options: 5, 15, 50)
15
This is independence day in the US.
Fourth of July
What is the largest state?
Alaska
What was the name of the big war in the US, from 1861-1865, when 14 states left the country and became the Confederacy?
The Civil War
Name 3 national parks in the US.
Glacier, Yellowstone, Yosemite, Grand Canyon, Denali, Everglades, Grand Teton, Carlsebad, Rocky Mountains, Zion, Death Valley, Redwood Forest, Big Bend
This holiday celebrates a small animal who comes out of his hole to "predict" the weather. If he sees his shadow, then there will be 6 more weeks of winter. If not, spring is coming.
Groundhog Day
How many time zones are there in the US?