Statistics for All States by a Single Clue

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  • The average score is 28 of 50

Answer Stats

ClueState% Correct
IndianaResidents are known as HoosiersIndiana
84%
PennsylvaniaThis state's Lancaster County is famous for its Amish CountryPennsylvania
84%
AlabamaSite of the Selma marches during the Civil Rights MovementAlabama
80%
ArkansasBear Bryant and Bill Clinton were born hereArkansas
80%
HawaiiState with the highest % of Asian peopleHawaii
80%
IdahoThe Bitterroot Range separates it from MontanaIdaho
80%
WisconsinFans of their NFL team are known as "Cheeseheads"Wisconsin
80%
FloridaIts largest lake is OkeechobeeFlorida
76%
MaineClosest state to AfricaMaine
76%
MinnesotaContains Angle Inlet, the northernmost point in the U.S. outside of AlaskaMinnesota
76%
MississippiTupelo, Elvis Presley's hometown is in this stateMississippi
76%
New JerseyThomas Edison's lab was in this stateNew Jersey
76%
MissouriVisitors here might decide to go to Branson, a major hub for theme parksMissouri
72%
OhioGoodyear Tires is based in a Rust Belt city in this stateOhio
72%
UtahEnoch, Moab, and Zion are among many biblical place names hereUtah
72%
West VirginiaThe only state to secede from anotherWest Virginia
72%
North CarolinaSeveral of its biggest cities are in the Research TriangleNorth Carolina
68%
TexasSelena Gomez, Ross Perot, and Mark Cuban hail from hereTexas
68%
GeorgiaContains the biggest airport by # of passengers in 2018Georgia
64%
NevadaFamous hotels include Mandalay Bay, Park MGM, and BellagioNevada
64%
OklahomaSettlers of this state wanted to get tracts of land "Sooner" than othersOklahoma
60%
OregonLewis and Clark found the Pacific Ocean while in this present-day stateOregon
60%
ConnecticutFirst state with a constitutionConnecticut
56%
Iowa"Field of Dreams" is based hereIowa
56%
New MexicoThe first atomic bomb was tested in the White Sands of this stateNew Mexico
56%
New YorkGhostbusters and West Side Story were based hereNew York
56%
ArizonaWyatt Earp had a shootout in Tombstone in this stateArizona
52%
ColoradoIs famous for its 53 "14ers," mountains with an elevation > 14,000 ftColorado
52%
IllinoisIs known as the "Prairie State"Illinois
52%
LouisianaSome cities are Monroe, Lake Charles, and HammondLouisiana
52%
MassachusettsIts capital city is on the Charles and Mystic RiversMassachusetts
52%
VermontRutland, Shelburne, and Essex are some of the biggest cities and townsVermont
52%
VirginiaThis state's William and Mary is the second oldest university in the U.S.Virginia
52%
CaliforniaIt contains Mount Whitney, the highest point in the continental U.S.California
48%
New HampshireOne of its symbols is the Old Man on the MountainNew Hampshire
48%
DelawareNotable beaches include Rehoboth and BethanyDelaware
44%
WyomingBoth the first national park and national monument are hereWyoming
44%
ArkansasThe easternmost U.S. state, contrary to what many might believeAlaska
40%
MichiganCopper Island is on the northern shore of this stateMichigan
40%
South CarolinaThe first state to secede from the Union during the Civil WarSouth Carolina
40%
MarylandHas the highest median household incomeMaryland
36%
KansasIt contains both the town of Liberal and the Republican RiverKansas
32%
KentuckyMammoth Cave, the largest cave system in the world is hereKentucky
32%
TennesseeThe Cumberland River flows through the state capitalTennessee
32%
WashingtonThe Chinook phrase Al-ki is the motto of this stateWashington
32%
Rhode IslandIts technical name is five words, though nobody calls it thatRhode Island
28%
MontanaFort Peck, Blackhead, and Crow Indian reservations are located hereMontana
24%
South DakotaOnly 9,333 miles to Wall Drug!South Dakota
24%
NebraskaThe tourist slogan is "_______, it's not for everyone."Nebraska
20%
North DakotaIt is the state with the lowest % of forested landNorth Dakota
20%

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