| Clue | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| State capital | Raleigh | 93%
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| Most populous city | Charlotte | 86%
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| Range in which the above is located | {Blue} Ridge Mountains | 80%
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| North Carolina's barrier islands | The Outer {Banks} | 76%
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| Historically, the state's most important cash crop | Tobacco | 75%
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| University whose athletes are the "Blue Devils" | Duke | 70%
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| Location of the first airplane flight | Kitty Hawk | 64%
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| Donut chain founded in Winston-Salem in 1937 | Krispy Kreme | 63%
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| "Lost Colony" established by the English in 1585 | Roanoke | 62%
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| Complete the analogy: North Carolina is to ___ ____ as Indiana is to Hoosier | Tar Heel | 59%
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| City home to the University of North Carolina | Chapel Hill | 58%
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| Largest city in western North Carolina | Asheville | 56%
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| Geographical headland which a Robert De Niro thriller is named for | Cape {Fear} | 56%
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| Region in which the above two cities are located | {Research} Triangle | 52%
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| University whose athletes are the "Demon Deacons" | Wake Forest | 49%
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| Headquarters of the U.S. Army Special Forces, briefly known as Fort Liberty | Fort {Bragg} | 40%
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| Person who North Carolina is named for | King Charles I | 40%
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| Vanderbilt estate in the above city – the largest privately owned house in the U.S. | Biltmore | 38%
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| Lexington and Eastern are styles of ... | Barbecue | 30%
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| Singer who recorded "Carolina in My Mind" | James Taylor | 28%
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| Highest point in the Eastern U.S. | Mount Mitchell | 27%
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