1. Wisconsin is the nation's dairy land and is filled with miles upon miles of farmland. Wisconsin is also known for its tourism industry in the northern part of the state. Although Wisconsin is not famous for its landmarks, it has many "attractions" that make it unique. Which of the following "capitals of the world" is not located in Wisconsin? Cow Tipping Capital Of The World Toilet Paper Capital Of The World Snowmobile Capital Of The World Bratwurst Capital Of The World

2. No, New York is not just the city. It's also a state. Which of the following is NOT true about New York state? It contains Paris, Troy, and Mexico It has been host to Nascar races, the Olympics, and the Travers Stakes It contains the country's oldest continuously operating winery It is home to Andover and Bates University, and Colby College

3. Until 2002, Maryland was home to the largest white oak tree in the nation. Centuries old, this tree was a landmark and tourist attraction on Maryland's eastern shore. What was the name of this tree? Centennial Oak The Lookout Oak The Beacon Oak Wye Oak

4. Whether you enjoy trips to the beach or the mountains, historical sightseeing, or theme parks, Virginia has something for every interest. Like most other states, Virginia has a slogan intended to promote itself as a vacation destination. What is Virginia's state slogan? Virginia Is For Lovers History Is Waiting Make Up For Last Time It Must Be Virginia

5. California has been known for a few legendary eccentrics but none so takes the cake as San Francisco's own Emperor Norton I. Which of the following statements is false about this colorful historical figure? Mark Twain wrote an epitaph for one of his beloved dogs he issued paper currency that was accepted by most San Francisco merchants in an era when papar currency wasn't well-trusted, and it is now worth a lot more to collectors he corresponded with Queen Victoria and King Kamehameha of Hawaii no one attended his burial in an unmarked pauper's grave

6. The great state of Connecticut has many nicknames. Which of the following is NOT one of them? The Husky State The Nutmeg State The Constitution State The Nation's Arsenal

7. As a predominantly rural state, Maine has spawned more than its share of eerie legends and supernatural buzz. One of its most celebrated residents, spookmeister Stephen King, has helped cement Maine's dark reputation by using it as the setting for many of his books. Which of the following Stephen King books does NOT take place in Maine? The Shining Dolores Claiborn Pet Semetery The Dead Zone

8. Although Ohio is a pretty uncomplicated place, WE DO have stuff happening now and again. Which of the following is true about Ohio, USA? the hotdog was invented in Ohio Ohio is the 7th most populous state in America Bette Midler was born in Cleveland, Ohio Ohio is the third poorest state in the USA

9. I am only nominally a Californian. In truth, I am a citizen of a so-called "mythical state," stretching from Roseburg, Oregon on the north to Redding, California on the south, a "state" named after a president who championed the cause of agrarian Republicans against the hegemony of the urban Federalists. In what state do I reside? Jefferson Roosevelt Hamilton Adams

10. Brentwood, Long Island originated in 1851 as an experimental utopian community which tolerated free love and which existed quite successfully (for a short time, at least) without a police force or criminal courts. What was the name of this community (which was also the name of a Charlie Chaplin film)? Modern Times Village Of Love Happy Times Town Of The Free