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Middle round (ages 9–11): 🗺️ US states. Ten questions. Tap a box to see the answer.
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The ten, for a host reading aloud
- 1.What is the capital of Maryland?
- A Annapolis
- B Lansing
- C Santa Fe
- 2.What is the capital of New York?
- A Denver
- B Albany
- C Tallahassee
- 3.What is the capital of Pennsylvania?
- A Harrisburg
- B Columbia
- C Atlanta
- 4.What is the capital of Rhode Island?
- A Columbia
- B Tallahassee
- C Providence
- 5.What is the capital of South Carolina?
- A Columbia
- B Helena
- C Salem
- 6.What is the capital of Kentucky?
- A Bismarck
- B Olympia
- C Frankfort
- 7.What is the capital of Vermont?
- A Raleigh
- B Salt Lake City
- C Montpelier
- 8.What is the capital of Utah?
- A Richmond
- B Albany
- C Salt Lake City
- 9.What is the capital of New Hampshire?
- A Honolulu
- B Nashville
- C Concord
- 10.What is the capital of Tennessee?
- A Nashville
- B Sacramento
- C Salem
🔑 Show the answers
- A: Annapolis. Annapolis is the capital of Maryland, where its state government meets. Source: USA.gov, Maryland
- B: Albany. Albany is the capital of New York, where its state government meets. Source: USA.gov, New York
- A: Harrisburg. Harrisburg is the capital of Pennsylvania, where its state government meets. Source: USA.gov, Pennsylvania
- C: Providence. Providence is the capital of Rhode Island, where its state government meets. Source: USA.gov, Rhode Island
- A: Columbia. Columbia is the capital of South Carolina, where its state government meets. Source: USA.gov, South Carolina
- C: Frankfort. Frankfort is the capital of Kentucky, where its state government meets. Source: USA.gov, Kentucky
- C: Montpelier. Montpelier is the capital of Vermont, where its state government meets. Source: USA.gov, Vermont
- C: Salt Lake City. Salt Lake City is the capital of Utah, where its state government meets. Source: USA.gov, Utah
- C: Concord. Concord is the capital of New Hampshire, where its state government meets. Source: USA.gov, New Hampshire
- A: Nashville. Nashville is the capital of Tennessee, where its state government meets. Source: USA.gov, Tennessee
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