1)

 

The town of Fruita, Colorado celebrates a headless ...

horseman

chicken

alien

George Washington statue

2)

 

What sweet treat was invented in Nebraska?

candy corn

chocolate milk

Sno-Cone

Kool-Aid

3)

 

Mount Rushmore in South Dakota features the sculpted heads of four US Presidents. Three of these distinguished gentlemen also appear on US currency. Which one does not?

George Washington

Abraham Lincoln

Theodore Roosevelt

Thomas Jefferson

4)

Nevada is mostly desert, yet its name comes from a Spanish word meaning ...

snow covered

deep water

bountiful harvest

no sand

5)

In 1982 nearly 10,000 people visited Rutland, North Dakota to take a bite of the world’s largest ...

chocolate chip cookie

jawbreaker

meatball

hamburger

6)

Every year in Elko, Nevada, over 10,000 cowboys gather to do this very un-cowboy thing:

play with dolls

bake cookies

recite poetry

press wildflowers

7)

Colorado is the only state in history to turn down what sporting event?

The Winter Olympics

The All-Star Baseball Game

The World Cup

The U.S. Open

8)

Nebraska has more miles of this than any other state:

interstate

river

football fields

uncooked hot dogs

9)

North Dakota is cold! It has the second-coldest monthly average temperature. What state has the coldest monthly average?

Minnesota

Alaska

Maine

New York

10)

Once a year in August, residents of Clark, South Dakota, host a world famous wrestling match in what squishy substance?

oatmeal

mashed potatoes

marshmallow fluff

scrambled eggs

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