Capitals by Clue-US - Statistics

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This quiz has been taken 10 times
The average score is 37 of 50

Answer Stats

Description	Capital	% Correct
47) Is close to the western border of Mass	Albany	89%
19) Home to Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, thebusiest in the world	Atlanta	89%
26) Shares a name with the hometown of theMasters tournament for golf	Augusta	89%
15) Popular boys name beginning with A	Austin	89%
9) Translates to red stick in French	Baton Rouge	89%
1) Aka Beantown	Boston	89%
17) The Mile High city	Denver	89%
31) Common female name beginning with H	Helena	89%
8) Named after the 16th president of the US	Lincoln	89%
16) Small boulder	Little Rock	89%
46) Rosa Parks stance on the bus sparked the Civil Rightsmovement in this city	Montgomery	89%
10) The Music City	Nashville	89%
12) Named for the sacred fire bird that rosefrom its ashes	Phoenix	89%
33) Named for the Christian rite of sacrament	Sacramento	89%
13) Also the namesake of the witch trial townin Mass	Salem	89%
14) Translates to Holy Faith in Spanish	Santa Fe	89%
22) Also the name of the town the Simpsonslive in	Springfield	89%
27) It is also the home of the US Naval Academy	Annapolis	78%
6) Named for the first German chancellor	Bismarck	78%
42) Named for the father of George Clendenin, who foundedit in 1794	Charleston	78%
20) Namesake of the Italian explorer whodiscovered parts of the Americas	Columbus	78%
36) Shares a name with the white cliffs town in England	Dover	78%
35) Translates to sheltered bay or protected harbor inits native language	Honolulu	78%
37) Has the state name with polis at the end	Indianapolis	78%
45) Common boy name beginning with J	Jackson	78%
7) Popular male name in France	Pierre	78%
11) Another name for God, or divinity	Providence	78%
29) Its capital is within the research triangle of prestigiousuniversities along with Durham and Chapel Hill	Raleigh	78%
41) The Confederacy had its capital here	Richmond	78%
34) From the Seminole/Creek meaning of "old town" or "old fields"	Tallahassee	78%
24) Translates to "the woods" in French fromfur trappers who explored the area	Boise	67%
5) Named for a famous fronteirsmanduring the Freemont expedition	Carson City	67%
21) Misunderstood translation by the Frenchto be "of the monks" for native tribes	Des Moines	67%
25) Calls itself the Insurance capital of the world	Hartford	67%
2) Named for the presidentwho lived at Monticello	Jefferson City	67%
49) Named for the famous gold prospector from Quebec	Juneau	67%
38) Replaced Detroit as the capital in 1849	Lansing	67%
18) The Thunder play here	Oklahoma City	67%
32) Named for the ancient Greek mountain where thegods lived	Olympia	67%
3) Named for the great body of saline water its on	Salt Lake City	67%
39) Its part of the collective twin cities metro area	St Paul	67%
23) Derived from the Lakota name šahiyena,also a girls name beginning with C	Cheyenne	56%
43) Also the name of a South American country	Columbia	56%
4) Also the namesake of a popular typeof grape jelly	Concord	56%
44) Has the word fort at the end	Frankfort	56%
40) Situated on an isthmus between lake Mendota andlake Monona	Madison	56%
50) George Washington crossed the river near this townto surprise the British in 1776	Trenton	56%
28) It holds the title as the least populated US capital	Montpelier	44%
30) Derives from the Kansa-Osage meaning of "a placeto dig potatoes"	Topeka	44%
48) Named for the frontiersman who founded the town in1780s as a trading post	Harrisburg	33%

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