Question | Tile | Select | % Correct |
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States whose most populous city is NOT their capital | Massachusetts | No | 96%
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States whose most populous city is NOT their capital | Utah | No | 96%
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States whose most populous city is NOT their capital | Arizona | No | 95%
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States whose most populous city is NOT their capital | Georgia | No | 94%
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States whose most populous city is NOT their capital | Indiana | No | 94%
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States whose most populous city is NOT their capital | Washington | Yes | 94%
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States whose most populous city is NOT their capital | Idaho | No | 93%
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States whose most populous city is NOT their capital | Illinois | Yes | 93%
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States whose most populous city is NOT their capital | Arkansas | No | 90%
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States whose most populous city is NOT their capital | New Jersey | Yes | 90%
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States whose most populous city is NOT their capital | Oregon | Yes | 88%
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States whose most populous city is NOT their capital | Wisconsin | Yes | 87%
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States whose most populous city is NOT their capital | Kentucky | Yes | 84%
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States whose most populous city is NOT their capital | Wyoming | No | 81%
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States that have the Northern cardinal as a state bird | Florida | No | 77%
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States that have the Northern cardinal as a state bird | Texas | No | 76%
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States that have 3 or less cities with a city proper population of at least 100,000 | Arizona | No | 72%
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States that have 3 or less cities with a city proper population of at least 100,000 | Colorado | No | 70%
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States that have 3 or less cities with a city proper population of at least 100,000 | Tennessee | No | 70%
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States that have 3 or less cities with a city proper population of at least 100,000 | New Jersey | No | 69%
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States that have 3 or less cities with a city proper population of at least 100,000 | Hawaii | Yes | 68%
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States WITHOUT a national park (or a portion of one) | Virginia | No | 68%
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States whose most populous city is NOT their capital | Montana | Yes | 67%
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States WITHOUT a national park (or a portion of one) | North Dakota | No | 67%
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States WITHOUT a national park (or a portion of one) | Maine | No | 66%
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States that have 3 or less cities with a city proper population of at least 100,000 | Indiana | No | 65%
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States WITHOUT a national park (or a portion of one) | Michigan | No | 65%
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States that have 3 or less cities with a city proper population of at least 100,000 | Nebraska | Yes | 65%
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States WITHOUT a national park (or a portion of one) | Nevada | No | 65%
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States WITHOUT a national park (or a portion of one) | Idaho | No | 64%
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States that have 3 or less cities with a city proper population of at least 100,000 | Massachusetts | No | 63%
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States WITHOUT a national park (or a portion of one) | North Carolina | No | 63%
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States that have 3 or less cities with a city proper population of at least 100,000 | Missouri | No | 62%
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States that have the Northern cardinal as a state bird | Oregon | No | 60%
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States that have the Northern cardinal as a state bird | Montana | No | 59%
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States whose most populous city is NOT their capital | Ohio | No | 59%
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States that were originally admitted into the Union from 1820-1870 inclusive | North Dakota | No | 58%
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States that were originally admitted into the Union from 1820-1870 inclusive | South Dakota | No | 56%
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States WITHOUT a national park (or a portion of one) | Alabama | Yes | 55%
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States that were originally admitted into the Union from 1820-1870 inclusive | California | Yes | 55%
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States that have the Northern cardinal as a state bird | Iowa | No | 55%
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States that have 3 or less cities with a city proper population of at least 100,000 | Oregon | No | 55%
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States that have 3 or less cities with a city proper population of at least 100,000 | Iowa | Yes | 54%
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States WITHOUT a national park (or a portion of one) | South Carolina | No | 53%
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States that were originally admitted into the Union from 1820-1870 inclusive | Texas | Yes | 53%
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States WITHOUT a national park (or a portion of one) | Ohio | No | 52%
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States that have the Northern cardinal as a state bird | Maine | No | 51%
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States that were originally admitted into the Union from 1820-1870 inclusive | Kansas | Yes | 50%
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States that have the Northern cardinal as a state bird | Minnesota | No | 50%
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States that were originally admitted into the Union from 1820-1870 inclusive | Iowa | Yes | 48%
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States WITHOUT a national park (or a portion of one) | Nebraska | Yes | 48%
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States that were originally admitted into the Union from 1820-1870 inclusive | West Virginia | Yes | 48%
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States that have 3 or less cities with a city proper population of at least 100,000 | Nevada | No | 47%
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States that were originally admitted into the Union from 1820-1870 inclusive | Colorado | No | 46%
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States that have the Northern cardinal as a state bird | Michigan | No | 46%
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States WITHOUT a national park (or a portion of one) | Oklahoma | Yes | 46%
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States that were originally admitted into the Union from 1820-1870 inclusive | Wisconsin | Yes | 46%
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States that have the Northern cardinal as a state bird | Indiana | Yes | 45%
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States that have 3 or less cities with a city proper population of at least 100,000 | Maryland | Yes | 45%
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States that have the Northern cardinal as a state bird | Wisconsin | No | 45%
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States that were originally admitted into the Union from 1820-1870 inclusive | Tennessee | No | 44%
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States that have the Northern cardinal as a state bird | Illinois | Yes | 43%
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States that were originally admitted into the Union from 1820-1870 inclusive | Mississippi | No | 43%
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States that have 3 or less cities with a city proper population of at least 100,000 | Oklahoma | No | 43%
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States that were originally admitted into the Union from 1820-1870 inclusive | Nebraska | Yes | 42%
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States that were originally admitted into the Union from 1820-1870 inclusive | Maine | Yes | 41%
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States WITHOUT a national park (or a portion of one) | Wisconsin | Yes | 41%
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States that have 3 or less cities with a city proper population of at least 100,000 | Kansas | No | 40%
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States that have 3 or less cities with a city proper population of at least 100,000 | Kentucky | Yes | 40%
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States that have the Northern cardinal as a state bird | Ohio | Yes | 38%
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States that were originally admitted into the Union from 1820-1870 inclusive | Oregon | Yes | 36%
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States WITHOUT a national park (or a portion of one) | Pennsylvania | Yes | 34%
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States that were originally admitted into the Union from 1820-1870 inclusive | Illinois | No | 32%
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States that have the Northern cardinal as a state bird | Kentucky | Yes | 31%
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States that have the Northern cardinal as a state bird | Virginia | Yes | 28%
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States that have the Northern cardinal as a state bird | West Virginia | Yes | 28%
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States that have the Northern cardinal as a state bird | North Carolina | Yes | 27%
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States WITHOUT a national park (or a portion of one) | West Virginia | Yes | 26%
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States that were originally admitted into the Union from 1820-1870 inclusive | Nevada | Yes | 25%
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States WITHOUT a national park (or a portion of one) | New York | Yes | 23%
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