Geography
Although the Hawaiian archipelago contains over 130 volcanic islands and atolls, the state of Hawaii is comprised of this many "main" islands.
Eight
The founder and first ruler of Hawaii, who reigned over the islands from 1795 to 1872.
King Kamehameha
The only NCAA Division I sports team in Hawaii.
Hawaii Rainbow Warriors
The famed Waikiki Beach can be found in this city, the capital of Hawaii
Honolulu
SpongeBob would be happy to know that this fruit is the only fresh produce visitors can bring back with them to the mainland US from Hawaii.
Pineapple
This peak of this mountain is the highest point on the island of Maui, and is also the largest dormant volcano in the world.
Mount Haleakala
This U.S. president officially admitted Hawaii as the 50th U.S. state when he signed into law the Hawaii Admissions Act in 1959.
Dwight D. Eisenhower
You probably won't find Jake twerking at a lu'au, but you may find him doing this dance instead, the staple dance of the traditional Hawaiian party.
Hula
The first commercial passenger aircraft service to Hawaii from the mainland US occurred in 1936, when PanAmerican Airways serviced the islands from this city.
San Francisco
Longboard Island Lager and Big Wave Golden Ale are two popular brews crafted by this Hawaiian brewery.
Kona Brewing Company
If you took a boat and sailed due south from off the coast of Maui, you would eventually cross this line, and subsequently travel one full day back in time.
International Date Line
Before joining the US as a state, Hawaii was globally recognized as an independent sovereign nation under this name.
Kingdom of Hawaii
By law, no building on the island of Kauai can be constructed taller than this common plant seen around the island.
Palm Tree
The largest group of international travelers to Hawaii hail from this country, with over 1.5 million having visited the islands in 2017.
Japan
Tropical Hawaiian tiki cocktails, such as the Blue Hawaiian, are typically made with this type of alcohol.
Rum
The three points of this triangular region in the Pacific Ocean include Hawaii, New Zealand, and Easter Island.
Polynesia
The Hawaiian state flag, first commissioned in 1800, contains within it the flag of this European country.
United Kingdom (Great Britain)
At nearly 14%, the largest foreign ancestry population group hails from this Pacific Island nation.
The Philippines
In 1961, the original Hawaii National Park was split into two: Haleakala National Park on Maui and _____ National Park, located on the Big Island.
Hawaii Volcanoes
This large saltwater fish is the most consumed fish within Hawaiian cuisine.
Tuna
The smallest of the main Hawaiian islands, this island has no permanent residents due primarily to its lack of fresh water sources.
Kaho'olawe
The Hawaii State quarter was the last of the 50 State quarters to be circulated, and it is the only state quarter to depict this on its design.
A Monarch / Royalty
Gambling
Known as the "Forbidden Isle," this main Hawaiian island is completely off-limits to outsiders as it is privately owned by brothers Bruce and Keith Robinson.
Ni'hau
This native Hawaiian dish typically comprises of raw fish or octopus and is rubbed with seasonings made of seaweed, kukui nut, and sea salt.
Poke