| 1 | Question: What US state was named for a Pennsylvania valley where 300 Americans were massacred by Loyalists and Indians during the Revolution? |
| Right: Idaho |
| Left: Wyoming |
| 2 | Question: As of 2009, what is the only state that sets aside room in is legislature for representatives of Indian nations, in this case the Penobscot? |
| Right: Oklahoma |
| Left: Maine |
| 3 | Question: What state has an official cartoon character, a gust of wind named Gusty? |
| Right: Oklahoma |
| Left: Oregon |
| 4 | Question: Before it became one of the world's biggest casinos, Foxwoods was a bingo hall opened by the Mashantucket Pequot in 1986. In what state? |
| Right: Connecticut |
| Left: Nevada |
| 5 | Question: People from lots of country emigrate to the US. But what country has the world's largest population of American expats? |
| Straight: Canada |
| Left: Mexico |
| 6 | Question: What is the largest city in Ark-La-Tex, aka Arklatexoma? |
| Left: Little Rock |
| Right: Shreveport |
| 7 | Question: What has, several times, happened to the town of Waterproof, Louisiana, most devastatingly in 1927? |
| Left: Flooding |
| Straight: Election of Republicans |
| 8 | Question: Per an 1881 resolution, how should you pronounce the name of Arkansas? |
| Left: Ar-kan-zas |
| Straight: Ark-an-see |
| Right: Ar-kan-saw |
| 9 | Question: What state has designed an official state meal: fried okra, squash, cornbread, barbecue pork, biscuits, sausage and gravy, grits, corn, chicken friend steak, black-eyed peas, strawberries and pecan pies? |
| Straight: Florida |
| Right: Oklahoma |
| 10 | Question: Which of these states extends, at its westernmost point, 95 miles further west than West Virginia's westernmost point? |
| Straight: Pennsylvania |
| Left: Virginia |
| 11 | Question: What San Francisco neighborhood is famous for its wild parrots? |
| Right: Telegraph Hill |
| Straight: The Castro |
| 12 | Question: What is the most populous US state whose capital is also the largest city? |
| Left: Ohio |
| Straight: Georgia |
| 13 | Question: What section of Brooklyn landmark was named for the rabbits that were all over the place when the Dutch arrived in the 1600s? |
| Right: Harlem |
| Left: Coney Island |
| Straight: Stuyvesant |
| 14 | Question: What do tourists and official New York City maps call Manhattan’s Sixth Avenue? |
| Right: Avenue of the Americas |
| Left: Broadway |
| 15 | Question: Despite becoming the third-largest city in California and the tenth largest in the US, it had only two major league teams: the NHL’s Sharks and the MLS’s Earthquakes. What is it? |
| Straight: San Diego |
| Left: San Jose |
| 16 | Question: There is a national memorial near Shanksville, Pennsylvania. Who does it commemorate? |
| Straight: Freedom Riders who gathered there before heading South |
| Right: The people who tried to take back Flight 93 on 9/11 |
| Left: The dead from a major Civil War battle |
| 17 | Question: What is the tallest mountain range in the US? |
| Right: Applicacians |
| Left: Rockies |
| 18 | Question: The Quad Cities is actually five cities, including Davenport, Iowa. Which of these Quad Cities is also in Iowa and not in Illinois? |
| Left: Moline |
| Right: Bettendorf |
| Straight: Rock Island |
| 19 | Question: What is the only state whose two most populous cities both begin with the same letter that the state does? |
| Right: Pennsylvania |
| Left: Indiana |
| 20 | Question: With only 7855 people as of the 2010 census which US Capital has the lowest population? |
| Right: Cheyenne Wyoming |
| Straight: Pierre South Dakota |
| Left: Montpelier Vermont |