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State Quiz - Arizona

Can you guess these facts about the U.S. state of Arizona?
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First submittedJuly 6, 2015
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Famous canyon
Grand Canyon
River that flows through that canyon
Colorado
Capital city
Phoenix
Second-biggest city
Tucson
Biggest city in Northern Arizona
Flagstaff
Bridge from England that was brought to Arizona
London Bridge
What is a diamondback? (Not related to baseball)
Rattlesnake
State gemstone (hint: blue-green)
Turquoise
Road where you can "get your kicks"
Route 66
National Park of fossilized trees
Petrified Forest
It was discovered at Lowell Observatory in 1930
Pluto
Resort town famous for "vortexes" of spiritual energy
Sedona
Native American tribe whose reservation is larger than 10 states
Navajo
Geronimo's tribe
Apache
What is a saguaro?
Cactus
What is a haboob?
Dust storm
Term for a "shoestring" necktie
Bolo Tie
2008 GOP Presidential nominee
John McCain
Chicano leader who organized farm workers
Cesar Chavez
Town where Wyatt Earp had a shootout
Tombstone
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31 Comments
Jerry928
+7
Level 76
Jul 8, 2015
Interesting (and sad) that although Cesar Chavez's birthday is a state holiday in California, Colorado and Texas, it is not one in Arizona.
Cooldrive
+3
Level 64
Jan 29, 2021
His United Farm Workers fought hard for fair labor practices and keeping illegal aliens out.
WashingMachine
+9
Level 67
Feb 1, 2021
'illegal aliens?'
NV1
+8
Level 55
Feb 12, 2021
I assume that you're joking...
Ampersandwich
+5
Level 61
Jan 27, 2025
Cooldrive isn't entirely wrong. Though his views changed over time, initially Cesar Chavez really did campaign against illegal immigration. Agriculture companies hired tons of illegal immigrants & paid them poorly. After all, they could get away without paying them much. If workers did complain, they'd just all get deported. This essentially created a cycle of poverty & exacerbated labour malpractices in the agriculture industry.

Cesar Chavez saw illegal immigration as an enemy to actually paying farmworkers proper wages

walmartdrivethru
+3
Level 24
Apr 3, 2021
@washingmachine illegal aliens is a term used for undocumented immigrants, typically used by people and politicians on the right
Ampersandwich
+3
Level 61
Jan 27, 2025
Alien in an immigration sense literally means someone from another country. Illegal means someone who's entered unlawfully. Cooldrive isn't saying anything wrong, even if it seems harsh
fuanacdc
+3
Level 89
Jul 10, 2015
Any chance sand storm could also be accepted?
Quizmaster
+2
Level ∞
Jul 11, 2015
Okay
Kestrana
+2
Level 59
Oct 15, 2015
I've always referred to those ties as Bolero Ties and Google seems to agree its a valid term.
larrylevine
+9
Level 68
Oct 15, 2015
Nope. It's a bolo tie. Just because the term shows up in your search results doesn't mean it's valid - that's just the engine spitting it back at you. Bolero is a musical piece by Maurice Ravel - not related.
HectorVortac
+6
Level 47
Apr 14, 2016
Correct. No one in Arizona wears a bolero tie. But then very few wears bolos.
FedericoGuzman
+2
Level 74
Aug 10, 2022
Bolero is also a music genre from Cuba, still very popular in Latinamerica, in case anyone's interested.
DeusCaritasEst
+6
Level 54
Oct 20, 2015
Bolero is also a kind of jacket, similar to a shrug, with a cropped back.
Cooldrive
+3
Level 64
Jan 29, 2021
They're bolo ties. Navajo souvenir stands have signs, drug stores have signs that read "bolo ties."
Jacktheguy
+3
Level 93
Jan 29, 2021
I've always heard it called a bolo tie. I don't think I remember ever hearing it called a bolero tie.
AbiA
+1
Level 88
Apr 4, 2024
I think we call them bootlace ties in the UK
Whuskey
+3
Level 58
Nov 13, 2015
There's a little brewery west of Phoenix that makes a beer called Haboob Black IPA. So I tried "beer" first to see if it accept it
MattPPunk
+15
Level 83
Jan 24, 2021
Haboob is a wind. It happens to be in the desert, so a dust storm results from the haboob.
idontkn1
+3
Level 94
Jan 29, 2021
Agreed. Wind should at a minimum be accepted.
lbjool
+4
Level 92
Jan 30, 2021
I also would like to point out that nobody in Arizona actually ever called dust storms Haboobs until recently. I'm not sure when that started, but locals still give you the side eye like you're being weird and pretentious if you talk to us about the haboob in the forecast.
reverendmeat
+1
Level 86
Jan 8, 2026
Yep in all the years I lived in AZ I would only ever hear the word on the local news
TheBerryLegend
+2
Level 51
Jan 29, 2021
Good quiz!
MichaelPeblo
+2
Level 44
Jan 30, 2021
I totally typed in Route 66 :(
Ender
+1
Level 30
Jan 1, 2022
Only got 10/20 and i’m from Arizona…..:(
WeepingAngel2
+1
Level 35
Aug 16, 2022
dude im arizonan too and got 6/20 :c
SMFlex
+1
Level 54
Nov 12, 2023
I went to the Grand Canyon and Sedona for a week 4 years ago and managed to get 17/20.
MD396
+1
Level 58
Jan 26, 2022
get your kicks on route 66 is a great song
GrandCanyon
+2
Level 15
Sep 10, 2023
I went to Grand Canyon, Petrified Forest, and Saguaro National Parks. Great quiz.
Ampersandwich
+2
Level 61
Jan 27, 2025
Befitting username! I hope to visit someday myself :D
JackintheBox
+1
Level 82
Jan 10, 2026
I tried 'plant' for cactus
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