Easy US Trivia Quiz Questions With Answers
In which month is Labor day a national holiday.
A: September.
Which state lies to the south of Georgia?
A: Florida.
Which ocean is off the Californian coast?
A: Pacific.
Where is the Guggenheim Museum?
A: New York.
In which state is Harvard University?
A: Massachusetts.
Which state was called Quinnehtukqut by Native Americans?
A: Connecticut.
What is the other main Boston
newspaper along with the Herald?
A: Globe.
A museum in whose memory can be visited at Hyannis?
A: John F. Kennedy.
What does the middle A stand for in the AAA?
A: Automobile.
Whose birthday do some states celebrate as a national
holiday on 21st January?
A: Martin Luther King.
If it's noon in Boston, what time is it New York?
A: Noon.
Which two mid-Atlantic states have new in their names?
A: New York & New Jersey.
In which state are the Catskill Mountains?
A: New York.
The Horseshoe Falls are part of which famous Falls?
A: Niagara.
Which city is the home of jazz?
A: New Orleans.
In which state is the Sun Studio famous for its Elvis recordings?
A: Tennessee.
Christopher Walken the actor was born with what name?
A: Ronald Walken.
Which Gulf lies to the south of Florida?
A: Mexico.
What day in November is Veterans Day?
A: 11th.
Which Mile Island is home to a nuclear power plant?
A: Three Mile Island.
Which Island is the smallest state of the Union?
A: Rhode Island.
Which President had a summer retreat at Kennebunkport?
A: George Bush.
Which state takes its name from Alayeska, "great land of the west"?
A: Alaska.
What is Hawaii's largest city?
A: Honolulu.
In which city is Santa Monica Bay?
A: Los Angeles.
Which city has an area called Haight-ashbury?
A: San Francisco.
