U.S. Holidays
U.S. Food
U.S. Places
Washington State
U.S. Slang
100
What U.S. holiday is on July 4th?
4th of July
Independence Day
100
In which state did "Tex-Mex" cuisine start?
Texas
100
What is the largest U.S. state?
Alaska
100
What world-famous coffee company started in Seattle in 1971?
Starbucks
100
What does "benjamin" mean in US slang?
$100
200
Is Valentine's Day a federal holiday? (Yes/No)
No
200
What U.S. city is most known for its pizza?
New York
200
What major U.S. city is nicknamed "The Windy City?"
Chicago
200
What is the capital city of Washington state?
Olympia
200
What is the slang word for one dollar?
A buck
300
Which U.S. president has their birthday on Presidents' Day?
George Washington
300
About how many McDonald's are there in the U.S.? (Need to guess within 500)
13,836
300
What state is Yellowstone National Park in?
Wyoming
300
What is Seattle's #1 fast-food?
(Hint: It was started by a Japanese chef)
Teriyaki
300
If someone is "cooked", are they in trouble?
Yes
400
What federal holiday is in November that is NOT Thanksgiving?
Veterans Day
400
In which state did Cajun food start from?
Louisiana
400
What state is nicknamed "The Evergreen State?"
Washington
400
What is the most common nickname of Seattle? (________ City)
Emerald City
400
Give an example of a US greeting with slang
What's up
Yo
How's it goin?
What's good?
etc...
500
Which of these is normally closed on a Federal Holiday?
1. Supermarket
2. Gas station
3. Post office
4. Shopping mall
3. Post office
500
Which state has the oldest restaurant still open in the US?
Massachusetts (Started in 1686)
500
Name 4 states that start with "New"
New York, New Mexico, New Hampshire, New Jersey
500
What do Washingtonians usually call fried potato wedges?
Jojo potatoes (jojos)
500
Is it okay to call your advisor a "chad?"
No (but they might appreciate it)