| Hint | Answer | % Correct | |
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| C | Most populous city in North Carolina. | Charlotte | 100%
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| B | Notorious pirate who made his home in the Outer Banks. | Blackbeard | 95%
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| W | Surname of the Brothers who flew the world's first successful airplane at Kitty Hawk. | Wright | 93%
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| J | Legendary basketball player who grew up in Wilmington and went to school at UNC- Chapel Hill. | Michael Jordan | 90%
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| A | Mountain city that is the most populous in Western North Carolina. | Asheville | 88%
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| K | Donut and Coffee chain founded in Winston-Salem. | Krispy Kreme | 83%
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| G | City home to the "sit-ins" at the Woolworth store that were a pivotal turning point in the Civil Rights Movement. | Greensboro | 81%
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| U | An institution in Chapel Hill claims to be the oldest one of these in the United States. | University | 79%
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| V | The carnivorous plant found in the coastal region of the state. | Venus Flytrap | 79%
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| T | Singer-songwriter famous for "Carolina in My Mind" and "You've Got a Friend." | James Taylor | 76%
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| R | Site of the "Lost Colony" that inexplicably disappeared after its founding in 1585. | Roanoke | 76%
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| X | One of the first of these types of photographs taken in the U.S. was at Davidson College in 1896. | X-ray | 71%
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| M | The highest mountain in the United States east of the Mississippi River. | Mount Mitchell | 67%
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| P | Golf resort in the piedmont region home to more than 40 golf courses. | Pinehurst | 57%
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| D | North Carolina state flower | Dogwood | 50%
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| H | City known as the "Furniture Capital of the World." | High Point | 50%
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| N | Pepsi was invented and first served in this town in 1898. | New Bern | 50%
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| Q | Private university in Charlotte affiliated with the Presbyterian Church. | Queens | 48%
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| L | Small town in the piedmont that calls itself the "Barbecue Capital of the World." | Lexington | 43%
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| I | County that is home to Statesville and Lake Norman State Park. | Iredell | 38%
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| F | Tallest Dam in the Eastern United States. | Fontana | 33%
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| Y | Region of Western North Carolina home to more than 45 wineries. | Yadkin Valley | 33%
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| S | Banjo player who, along with Lester Flatt, was elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1985. | Earl Scruggs | 31%
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| O | Pen name of William Sydney Porter, who wrote "The Gift of the Magi" and "The Ransom of Red Chief." | O. Henry | 29%
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| Z | Comedian and actor from Wilkesboro famous for "The Hangover," "Due Date," and "Between Two Ferns." | Zach Galifianakis | 29%
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| E | State motto -- Latin for "To Be Rather Than to Seem." | Esse Quam Videri | 17%
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