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Washington Quiz Questions

1. Which ocean is to the west of Washington?
a) Atlantic
b) Pacific
c) Indian
d) Antarctic

2. Which country is to the north of Washington?
a) Canada
b) Bolivia
c) Guatemala
d) Suriname

3. Which state is to the east of Washington?
a) California
b) Nevada
c) Idaho
d) Arkansas

4. Which state is to the south of Washington?
a) New Jersey
b) Maine
c) Pennsylvania
d) Oregon

5. Which is the capital of Washington?
a) Seattle
b) Olympia
c) Tacoma
d) Spokane

6. Which is the highest point in Washington?
a) Mount Rainier
b) Mount Hood
c) Lassen Peak
d) Mount St. Helens

7. When was Washington under UN administration?
a) 1855-1858
b) 1877
c) 1848-1850
d) 1854

8. What is the background of Washington’s flag?
a) Blue
b) Red
c) Yellow
d) Green

9. When was the main structure of Grand Coulee Dam completed?
a) 1912
b) 1941
c) 1936
d) 1950

10. Who named the Columbia River after his ship?
a) Robert Gray
b) James Cook
c) George Vancouver
d) Vitus Bering

Washington Quiz Questions and Answers

1. Which ocean is to the west of Washington?
b) Pacific

2. Which country is to the north of Washington?
a) Canada

3. Which state is to the east of Washington?
c) Idaho

4. Which state is to the south of Washington?
d) Oregon

5. Which is the capital of Washington?
b) Olympia

6. Which is the highest point in Washington?
a) Mount Rainier

7. When was Washington under UN administration?
c) 1848-1850

8. What is the background of Washington’s flag?
d) Green

9. When was the main structure of Grand Coulee Dam completed?
b) 1941

10. Who named the Columbia River after his ship?
a) Robert Gray

Malawi Quiz Questions

1. When did Malawi become independent?
a) 22 March 1949
b) 26 April 1952
c) 6 July 1964
d) 15 October 1965

2. How was Malawi formerly known?
a) Basutoland
b) Bechuanaland
c) Nyasaland
d) Rhodesia

3. How is Lake Nyasa known in Malawi?
a) Lake Albert
b) Lake Malawi
c) Lake Rudolf
d) Lake Poyang

4. Which is the capital of Malawi?
a) Lilongwe
b) Zomba
c) Mzuzu
d) Dedra

5. Which is the seat of Malawi’s judiciary?
a) Dowa
b) Mulanje
c) Chikawa
d) Blantyre

6. Which is the currency of Malawi?
a) Escuda
b) Kwacha
c) Peso
d) Real

7. Which is the national language of Malawi?
a) Chichewa
b) Chilomwe
c) Chiyao
d) Chitumbuka

8. Who was Malawi’s president in 1966-1994?
a) Bingu wa Mutharika
b) Hastings Kamuzu Banda
c) Bakili Muluzi
d) Gwandaguluwe Chakumba

9. Who introduced Christianity in Malawi?
a) Thomas Stephens
b) Albert Simpson
c) Wilhelm Schmidt
d) David Livingstone

10. When did Malawi hold its first multi-party elections?
a) 26 January 1988
b) 17 May 1994
c) 4 August 1996
d) 9 November 1984

Malawi Quiz Questions with Answers

1. When did Malawi become independent?
c) 6 July 1964

2. How was Malawi formerly known?
c) Nyasaland

3. How is Lake Nyasa known in Malawi?
b) Lake Malawi

4. Which is the capital of Malawi?
a) Lilongwe

5. Which is the seat of Malawi’s judiciary?
d) Blantyre

6. Which is the currency of Malawi?
b) Kwacha

7. Which is the national language of Malawi?
a) Chichewa

8. Who was Malawi’s president in 1966-1994?
b) Hastings Kamuzu Banda

9. Who introduced Christianity in Malawi?
d) David Livingstone

10. When did Malawi hold its first multi-party elections?
b) 17 May 1994

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Maryland Quiz Questions

1. Which state is to the north of Maryland?
a) Louisiana
b) Pennsylvania
c) Florida
d) Arkansas

2. Who was Maryland colony’s first governor?
a) William Claiborne
b) Richard Ingle
c) Leonard Calvert
d) Thomas Penn

3. Which family owned Maryland?
a) Calvert
b) Penn
c) Hamilton
d) Ingle

4. When was Baltimore founded?
a) 1607
b) 1624
c) 1692
d) 1729

5. When did Maryland ratify the constitution of USA?
a) 17 January 1783
b) 28 April 1788
c) 21 August 1791
d) 28 November 1804

6. When did Maryland cede the District of Columbia?
a) 1776
b) 1783
c) 1791
d) 1799

7. Which is the capital of Maryland?
a) Annapolis
b) Baltimore
c) Salisbury
d) Ocean City

8. Which is the highest point in Maryland?
a) Mount Mitchell
b) Black Mountain
c) Backbone Mountain
d) Mount Kahatdin

9. Which line separates Maryland from Pennsylvania?
a) Durand Line
b) McMahon Line
c) Curzon Line
d) Mason and Dixon Line

10. How was Annapolis formerly known?
a) King William’s Town
b) Anne Arundel Town
c) New Amsterdam
d) New Britain

Maryland Quiz Questions and Answers

1. Which state is to the north of Maryland?
b) Pennsylvania

2. Who was Maryland colony’s first governor?
c) Leonard Calvert

3. Which family owned Maryland?
a) Calvert

4. When was Baltimore founded?
d) 1729

5. When did Maryland ratify the constitution of USA?
b) 28 April 1788

6. When did Maryland cede the District of Columbia?
c) 1791

7. Which is the capital of Maryland?
a) Annapolis

8. Which is the highest point in Maryland?
c) Backbone Mountain

9. Which line separates Maryland from Pennsylvania?
d) Mason and Dixon Line

10. How was Annapolis formerly known?
b) Anne Arundel Town

Arizona Quiz Questions and Answers

1. When did Arizona become a state of USA?
a) 14 February 1912
b) 15 May 1902
c) 17 July 1892
d) 16 November 1885

2. Which state is to the north of Arizona?
a) Texas
b) Utah
c) Florida
d) Alabama

3. Which state is to the east of Arizona?
a) Oregon
b) California
c) New Mexico
d) Nevada

4. Which country is to the south of Arizona?
a) Barbados
b) Antigua
c) Jamaica
d) Mexico

5. Which river separates Arizona from California and Nevada?
a) Black
b) Colorado
c) White
d) Salt

6. Who led an expedition for the Seven Golden Cities of Cibola?
a) Marcos de Niza
b) Antonio de Mendoza
c) Francisco Vazquez de Coronado
d) Miguel Hidalgo

7. Who was the first European to sight the Grand Canyon?
a) Garcia Lopez de Cardenas
b) Vasco Nunez de Balboa
c) Pedro Arias Davila
d) Agustin de Iturbide

8. When was the Gadsden Purchase?
a) 26 January 1888
b) 20 April 1864
c) 22 August 1848
d) 30 December 1853

9. Which is the capital of Arizona?
a) Tucson
b) Phoenix
c) Flagstaff
d) Prescott

10. Which is the highest point in Arizona?
a) Humphreys Peak
b) Mount Washington
c) Mount Elbert
d) Mount Rocky

Arizona Quiz Questions and Answers

1. When did Arizona become a state of USA?
a) 14 February 1912

2. Which state is to the north of Arizona?
b) Utah

3. Which state is to the east of Arizona?
c) New Mexico

4. Which country is to the south of Arizona?
d) Mexico

5. Which river separates Arizona from California and Nevada?
b) Colorado

6. Who led an expedition for the Seven Golden Cities of Cibola?
c) Francisco Vazquez de Coronado

7. Who was the first European to sight the Grand Canyon?
a) Garcia Lopez de Cardenas

8. When was the Gadsden Purchase?
d) 30 December 1853

9. Which is the capital of Arizona?
b) Phoenix

10. Which is the highest point in Arizona?
a) Humphreys Peak

Virginia Quiz Questions

1. When was Jamestown founded?
a) 1 March 1498
b) 14 May 1607
c) 12 July 1596
d) 12 October 1548

2. Who married Pocahontas in 1614?
a) John Rolfe
b) Thomas Dale
c) John Smith
d) Samuel Argall

3. Who was Virginia’s governor in 1642-1652?
a) Maurice Berkeley
b) Nathaniel Bacon
c) William Berkeley
d) John Berkeley

4. Which state is to the west of Virginia?
a) Maine
b) New York
c) Italy
d) Kentucky

5. Which is the capital of Virginia?
a) Hampton
b) Richmond
c) Portsmouth
d) Danville

6. What is the motto of Virginia?
a) Semper idem
b) God, union, liberty
c) Peace and justice
d) Sic semper tyrannis

7. Which is the highest point in Virginia?
a) Stony Man
b) Hawks Bill
c) Mount Rogers
d) Mount Mitchell

8. Which of the following has headquarters in Langley, Virginia?
a) Federal Bureau of Investigation
b) Central Intelligence Agency
c) Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
d) National Aeronautics and Space Administration

9. Who of the following presidents of USA was not born in Virginia?
a) John Adams
b) Thomas Jefferson
c) George Washington
d) James Madison

10. Who surrendered to Ulysses Grant at Appomattox Guest House on 9 April 1865?
a) Thomas Jackson
b) Benedict Arnold
c) Robert Lee
d) Charles Cornwallis

Virginia Quiz Questions and Answers

1. When was Jamestown founded?
b) 14 May 1607

2. Who married Pocahontas in 1614?
a) John Rolfe

3. Who was Virginia’s governor in 1642-1652?
c) William Berkeley

4. Which state is to the west of Virginia?
d) Kentucky

5. Which is the capital of Virginia?
b) Richmond

6. What is the motto of Virginia?
d) Sic semper tyrannis

7. Which is the highest point in Virginia?
c) Mount Rogers

8. Which of the following has headquarters in Langley, Virginia?
b) Central Intelligence Agency

9. Who of the following presidents of USA was not born in Virginia?
a) John Adams

10. Who surrendered to Ulysses Grant at Appomattox Guest House on 9 April 1865?
c) Robert Lee

New Jersey Quiz Questions

1. Who was the first European to reach New Jersey?
a) Alexander Hamilton
b) George Carteret
c) Giovanni da Verrazzano
d) William Penn

2. Who sold his rights to half of New Jersey to the Quakers in 1674?
a) Christopher Newport
b) John Smith
c) George Kendall
d) John Berkeley

3. What is the motto of New Jersey?
a) Valour and wisdom
b) Liberty and prosperity
c) Peace and justice
d) We stand with God

4. Which ocean is to the east of New Jersey?
a) Atlantic
b) Pacific
c) Indian
d) Antarctic

5. Which state is to the north of New Jersey?
a) Ohio
b) New York
c) Idaho
d) Wyoming

6. Which is the capital of New Jersey?
a) Trenton
b) Elizabeth
c) Newark
d) Paterson

7. Which is the largest lake in New Jersey?
a) Lake Albert
b) Lake Michigan
c) Lake Hopatcong
d) Lake Victoria

8. Which river separates New York from New Jersey?
a) Hackensack
b) Raritan
c) Passaic
d) Hudson

9. When was College of New Jersey’s name changed to Princeton University?
a) 2004
b) 1896
c) 1950
d) 1824

10. Who established a research laboratory in Menlo Park in 1876?
a) Samuel Morse
b) Alexander Graham Bell
c) Benjamin Franklin
d) Thomas Alva Edison

New Jersey Quiz Questions and Answers

1. Who was the first European to reach New Jersey?
c) Giovanni da Verrazzano

2. Who sold his rights to half of New Jersey to the Quakers in 1674?
d) John Berkeley

3. What is the motto of New Jersey?
b) Liberty and prosperity

4. Which ocean is to the east of New Jersey?
a) Atlantic

5. Which state is to the north of New Jersey?
b) New York

6. Which is the capital of New Jersey?
a) Trenton

7. Which is the largest lake in New Jersey?
c) Lake Hopatcong

8. Which river separates New York from New Jersey?
d) Hudson

9. When was College of New Jersey’s name changed to Princeton University?
b) 1896

10. Who established a research laboratory in Menlo Park in 1876?
d) Thomas Alva Edison

Maine Quiz Questions

1. When did Maine become a state of USA?
a) 15 March 1820
b) 14 May 1786
c) 12 July 1792
d) 16 December 1805

2. Which country is to the north of Maine?
a) Brazil
b) Canada
c) Argentina
d) Guyana

3. Which state is to the west of Maine?
a) Florida
b) Alabama
c) New Hampshire
d) Virginia

4. Which is the largest lake in Maine?
a) Lake Albert
b) Colair Lake
c) Lake Superior
d) Moorsehead Lake

5. What is the motto of Maine?
a) Excelsior
b) Amigo
c) Dirigo
d) Caritas

6. Which is the capital of Maine?
a) Kittery
b) Augusta
c) Portland
d) Rockland

7. Of which state was Maine a district?
a) Oregon
b) Arkansas
c) Nevada
d) Massachusetts

8. Who received the charter for Maine in 1639?
a) William Bradford
b) Ferdinando Gorges
c) Myles Standfish
d) John Alden

9. Which is the highest point in Maine?
a) Mount Megunticook
b) Clingmans Dome
c) Mount Katahdin
d) Brasstown Bald

10. What is the area of Maine?
a) 33,126 sq. mi.
b) 31,248 sq. mi.
c) 52,316 sq. mi.
d) 41,622 sq. mi.

Maine Quiz Questions and Answers

1. When did Maine become a state of USA?
a) 15 March 1820

2. Which country is to the north of Maine?
b) Canada

3. Which state is to the west of Maine?
c) New Hampshire

4. Which is the largest lake in Maine?
d) Moorsehead Lake

5. What is the motto of Maine?
c) Dirigo

6. Which is the capital of Maine?
b) Augusta

7. Of which state was Maine a district?
d) Massachusetts

8. Who received the charter for Maine in 1639?
b) Ferdinando Gorges

9. Which is the highest point in Maine?
c) Mount Katahdin

10. What is the area of Maine?
a) 33,126 sq. mi.

Florida Quiz Questions

1. Who claimed Florida for Spain?
a) Francisco Pizarro
b) Christopher Columbus
c) Juan Ponce de Leon
d) Ferdinand Magellan

2. Who founded the city of St. Augustine?
a) Pedro Menendez de Aviles
b) Hernando de Soto
c) Panfilo de Narvaez
d) Alvar Nunez

3. When did Spain cede Florida to USA?
a) 1776
b) 1821
c) 1756
d) 1848

4. When was the Third Seminole War?
a) 1835-1842
b) 1817-1818
c) 1861-1865
d) 1855-1858

5. Which ocean is to the west of Florida?
a) Atlantic
b) Pacific
c) Indian
d) Antarctic

6. Which is the capital of Florida?
a) Miami
b) Tallahassee
c) Pensacola
d) Jacksonville

7. Who was Florida’s governor in 2000?
a) John Kerry
b) Ronald Paul
c) Jeb Bush
d) Henry Ross Perot

8. Who was Florida’s secretary of state in 2000?
a) Condoleezza Rice
b) James Baker
c) Colin Powell
d) Katherine Harris

9. What is the area of Florida?
a) 17,382 sq. mi.
b) 58,599 sq. mi.
c) 2,61,502 sq. mi.
d) 3,641 sq. mi.

10. Where is John F. Kennedy Space Centre?
a) Cape Canaveral
b) Gainsville
c) St. Petersburg
d) Fort Myers

Florida Quiz Questions and Answers

1. Who claimed Florida for Spain?
c) Juan Ponce de Leon

2. Who founded the city of St. Augustine?
a) Pedro Menendez de Aviles

3. When did Spain cede Florida to USA?
b) 1821

4. When was the Third Seminole War?
d) 1855-1858

5. Which ocean is to the west of Florida?
a) Atlantic

6. Which is the capital of Florida?
b) Tallahassee

7. Who was Florida’s governor in 2000?
c) Jeb Bush

8. Who was Florida’s secretary of state in 2000?
d) Katherine Harris

9. What is the area of Florida?
b) 58,599 sq. mi.

10. Where is John F. Kennedy Space Centre?
a) Cape Canaveral

1. When was Clement Attlee Prime Minister of UK?
a) 1936-1940
b) 1930-1935
c) 1945-1951
d) 1956-1961

2. When was Clement Attlee born?
a) 3 January 1883
b) 5 April 1886
c) 28 August 1892
d) 11 December 1881

3. Where was Clement Attlee born?
a) Durham
b) York
c) London
d) Huddersfield

4. Which university did Clement Attlee attend?
a) Dublin
b) Cambridge
c) Edinburgh
d) Oxford

5. To which party did Clement Attlee belong?
a) Liberal
b) Conservative
c) Republican
d) Labour

6. From which constituency was Clement Attlee elected to Parliament in 1922?
a) Durham
b) Kent
c) Limehouse
d) Sussex

7. When did Clement Attlee become party leader?
a) 1926
b) 1927
c) 1935
d) 1952

8. When did Clement Attlee become Deputy Prime Minister of UK?
a) 1936
b) 1920
c) 1940
d) 1942

9. Which of the following British colonies became independent in 1947?
a) Hong Kong
b) India
c) Singapore
d) Mauritius

10. When did Clement Attlee die?
a) 23 February 1971
b) 12 May 1975
c) 19 July 1978
d) 8 October 1967

Clement Attlee Quiz Answers

1. When was Clement Attlee Prime Minister of UK?
c) 1945-1951

2. When was Clement Attlee born?
a) 3 January 1883

3. Where was Clement Attlee born?
c) London

4. Which university did Clement Attlee attend?
d) Oxford

5. To which party did Clement Attlee belong?
d) Labour

6. From which constituency was Clement Attlee elected to Parliament in 1922?
c) Limehouse

7. When did Clement Attlee become party leader?
c) 1935

8. When did Clement Attlee become Deputy Prime Minister of UK?
d) 1942

9. Which of the following British colonies became independent in 1947?
b) India

10. When did Clement Attlee die?
d) 8 October 1967

(This quiz is about British poet John Milton.)

John Milton Quiz Questions

1) When was John Milton born?
a) 22 April 1600
b) 19 August 1604
c) 6 June 1606
d) 9 December 1608

2) Where was John Milton born?
a) Bristol
b) Yorkshire
c) Liverpool
d) London

3) Which school did John Milton attend?
a) St. John’s School
b) St. Paul’s School
c) St. Peter’s School
d) St. Thomas’ School

4) Which college did John Milton attend?
a) Pembroke College
b) Trinity College
c) Christ’s College
d) St. Xavier’s College

5) John Milton was 34 when he married Mary Powell. How old was she?
a) 48
b) 34
c) 22
d) 17

6) When did John Milton publish Tenure of Kings and Magistrates?
a) 1649
b) 1642
c) 1638
d) 1620

7) In whose memory did John Milton write Methought I saw my late espousèd saint?
a) Oliver Cromwell
b) Mary Powell
c) Katherine Woodcock
d) Charles I

8) When was Paradise Lost published?
a) 1660
b) 1667
c) 1658
d) 1654

8) When was Paradise Regained published?
a) 1671
b) 1656
c) 1669
d) 1652

10) When did John Milton die?
a) 4 February 1702
b) 2 June 1700
c) 17 April 1688
d) 8 November 1674

John Milton Quiz Questions and Answers

1) When was John Milton born?
d) 9 December 1608

2) Where was John Milton born?
d) London

3) Which school did John Milton attend?
b) St. Paul’s School

4) Which college did John Milton attend?
c) Christ’s College

5) John Milton was 34 when he married Mary Powell. How old was she?
d) 17

6) When did John Milton publish Tenure of Kings and Magistrates?
a) 1649

7) In whose memory did John Milton write Methought I saw my late espousèd saint?
c) Katherine Woodcock

8) When was Paradise Lost published?
b) 1667

8) When was Paradise Regained published?
a) 1671

10) When did John Milton die?
d) 8 November 1674

Vatican Quiz Questions

1) Which is the smallest country?
a) Luxembourg
b) Monaco
c) Maldives
d) Vatican

2) What is unique about Vatican?
a) No navy
b) No air force
c) No skyscraper
d) Zero birth rate

3) Who is the Head of State of Vatican?
a) President
b) King
c) Pope
d) Emperor

4) Which newspaper is published by Vatican?
a) International Herald Tribune
b) The New Leader
c) L’Osservatore Romano
d) The Examiner

5) What is the meeting of Cardinals to elect Pope is called?
a) Consistory
b) Congress
c) Conclave
d) Duma

6) Who assumes authority when Pope dies?
a) Camerlengo
b) Secretary of State
c) Governor of Vatican
d) Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith

7) Which concordat established Vatican as a country?
a) Lateran 1929
b) Lateran 1802
c) Vatican 1875
d) Palatine 1757

8) When were the Papal States annexed by Italy?
a) 1815
b) 1848
c) 1870
d) 1900

9) Which is the residence of the Pope?
a) Apostolic Palace
b) Caesar’s Castle
c) Presidential Palace
d) Government House

10) Which of the following countries does not have diplomatic relationships with Vatican?
a) USA
b) India
c) Italy
d) China

Vatican Quiz Questions and Answers

1) Which is the smallest country?
d) Vatican

2) What is unique about Vatican?
d) Zero birth rate

3) Who is the Head of State of Vatican?
c) Pope

4) Which newspaper is published by Vatican?
c) L’Osservatore Romano

5) What is the meeting of Cardinals to elect Pope is called?
c) Conclave

6) Who assumes authority when Pope dies?
a) Camerlengo

7) Which concordat established Vatican as a country?
a) Lateran 1929

8) When were the Papal States annexed by Italy?
c) 1870

9) Which is the residence of the Pope?
a) Apostolic Palace

10) Which of the following countries does not have diplomatic relationships with Vatican?
d) China

Evelyn Waugh Quiz Questions

1. When was Evelyn Waugh born?
a) 9 February 1905
b) 17 May 1898
c) 3 August 1901
d) 28 October 1903

2. Where was Evelyn Waugh born?
a) Boston
b) London
c) Sacramento
d) Montreal

3. Which college in Sussex did Evelyn Waugh attend?
a) Amherst College
b) Bethany College
c) Lancing College
d) Union College

4. When was Evelyn Waugh received in the Catholic Church?
a) 1921
b) 1918
c) 1928
d) 1930

5. When did Evelyn Waugh write Scoop?
a) 1914
b) 1938
c) 1926
d) 1932

6. Which novel of Evelyn Waugh is a satire on California’s morticians?
a) Black Mischief
b) Officers and Gentlemen
c) The Loved One
d) A Handful of Dust

7. When was Evelyn Waugh’s novel Helena published?
a) 1946
b) 1950
c) 1952
d) 1941

8. Which novel of Evelyn Waugh was published in 1945?
a) Brideshead Revisited
b) Decline and Fall
c) Unconditional Surrender
d) Vile Bodies

9. When did Evelyn Waugh die?
a) 18 January 1956
b) 10 April 1966
c) 11 September 1972
d) 12 November 1975

10. Where did Evelyn Waugh die?
a) Combe Florey
b) Mells
c) Wellington
d) Chelsea

Evelyn Waugh Quiz Questions and Answers

1. When was Evelyn Waugh born?
d) 28 October 1903

2. Where was Evelyn Waugh born?
b) London

3. Which college in Sussex did Evelyn Waugh attend?
c) Lancing College

4. When was Evelyn Waugh received in the Catholic Church?
d) 1930

5. When did Evelyn Waugh write Scoop?
b) 1938

6. Which novel of Evelyn Waugh is a satire on California’s morticians?
c) The Loved One

7. When was Evelyn Waugh’s novel Helena published?
b) 1950

8. Which novel of Evelyn Waugh was published in 1945?
a) Brideshead Revisited

9. When did Evelyn Waugh die?
b) 10 April 1966

10. Where did Evelyn Waugh die?
a) Combe Florey

Alabama Quiz Questions

1. Which state is to the north of Alabama?
a) Tennessee
b) California
c) Oregon
d) Washington

2. Which state is to the east of Alabama?
a) New Mexico
b) Georgia
c) Texas
d) Illinois

3. Which state is to the west of Alabama?
a) New Jersey
b) Connecticut
c) Mississippi
d) Delaware

4. Which is the capital of Alabama?
a) Birmingham
b) Selma
c) Huntsville
d) Montgomery

5. Who led an expedition in Alabama in 1540 in search of gold?
a) Francis Drake
b) Walter Raleigh
c) Hernando de Soto
d) John Cabot

6. When was the Battle of Mobile Bay?
a) 1 January 1801
b) 8 April 1854
c) 5 August 1864
d) 9 December 1898

7. Which river is formed by the joining of the Coosa and Tallapoosa rivers?
a) Alabama
b) Tombigbee
c) Mobile
d) Cahaba

8. When did the Supreme Court of USA declare segregation in public schools unconstitutional?
a) 26 March 1946
b) 17 May 1954
c) 14 July 1962
d) 16 November 1964

9. Who as Alabama’s governor in 1963 tried to stop desegregation in the University of Alabama?
a) Strom Thurmond
b) Edmund Muskie
c) George Wallace
d) Curtis LeMay

10. What is the area of Alabama?
a) 17,826 sq. mi.
b) 64,200 sq. mi.
c) 43,284 sq. mi.
d) 51,700 sq. mi.

Alabama Quiz Questions and Answers

1. Which state is to the north of Alabama?
a) Tennessee

2. Which state is to the east of Alabama?
b) Georgia

3. Which state is to the west of Alabama?
c) Mississippi

4. Which is the capital of Alabama?
d) Montgomery

5. Who led an expedition in Alabama in 1540 in search of gold?
c) Hernando de Soto

6. When was the Battle of Mobile Bay?
c) 5 August 1864

7. Which river is formed by the joining of the Coosa and Tallapoosa rivers?
a) Alabama

8. When did the Supreme Court of USA declare segregation in public schools unconstitutional?
b) 17 May 1954

9. Who as Alabama’s governor in 1963 tried to stop desegregation in the University of Alabama?
c) George Wallace

10. What is the area of Alabama?
d) 51,700 sq. mi.

Texas Quiz Questions

1. When was the Battle of San Jacinto?
a) 27 January 1865
b) 29 December 1828
c) 21 August 1842
d) 21 April 1836

2. When did Congress of USA approve annexation of Texas?
a) 1836
b) 1828
c) 1845
d) 1851

3. Which gulf is to the southeast of Texas?
a) Gulf of Nicoya
b) Gulf of Mexico
c) Gulf of California
d) Gulf of Venezuela

4. Which river separates Texas from Mexico?
a) Brazos
b) Sabine
c) Rio Grande
d) Trinity

5. Which state is to the west of Texas?
a) New Hampshire
b) New Mexico
c) New Jersey
d) New York

6. When was Texas part of Confederacy?
a) 1861-1865
b) 1836-1845
c) 1821-1836
d) 1845-1854

7. Who was Texas’ governor in 1995-2000?
a) William Richardson
b) Milton Romney
c) George Walker Bush
d) John Huntsman

8. Which is the capital of Texas?
a) Austin
b) Dallas
c) Houston
d) Brownsville

9. Which is the highest point in Texas?
a) Guadalupe Peak
b) Mount Ossa
c) Lassen Peak
d) Mount Pelion

10. How is Texas’s flag known?
a) Star of David
b) Lone Star Flag
c) Seal of Solomon
d) Stars and Bars

Texas Quiz Questions and Answers

1. When was the Battle of San Jacinto?
d) 21 April 1836

2. When did Congress of USA approve annexation of Texas?
c) 1845

3. Which gulf is to the southeast of Texas?
b) Gulf of Mexico

4. Which river separates Texas from Mexico?
c) Rio Grande

5. Which state is to the west of Texas?
b) New Mexico

6. When was Texas part of Confederacy?
a) 1861-1865

7. Who was Texas’ governor in 1995-2000?
c) George Walker Bush

8. Which is the capital of Texas?
a) Austin

9. Which is the highest point in Texas?
a) Guadalupe Peak

10. How is Texas’s flag known?
b) Lone Star Flag