Braingle: 'Which City? 2 - American Pride' Trivia Quiz

There are fifty states in the United States of America. Each state holds something different, a new variety of people, food, sports, etc. New experiences can be found around every corner in this prosperous land of America. I will give you a brief description about a city in the United States and you must give me the city. I will start out with the easiest questions and end with the hardest ones. Can you figure out all ten?

Quiz ID:	#16617
Fun:	(2.53)
Difficulty:	(1.36)
Category:	Geography > Cities
Created By:	pokpic

#1 Boston, Massachusetts is the home of the 2004 and 2007 baseball World Series champions.

True
False

#2 The city of Juneau, Alaska is almost as large as the state of Rhode Island and the state of Vermont combined.

True
False

#3 Nashville, Tennessee is the home to the Country Music Hall of Fame.

True
False

#4 This city is nicknamed "The City of Fountains" because it boasts more than 200 fountains throughout the whole city.

Kansas City, Missouri
Jefferson City, Missouri
St. Louis, Missouri

#5 This city hosted the United States Grand Prix from 2000-2007, and it annually hosts the two most attended single day sporting events in the world.

Phoenix, Arizona
Houston, Texas
Chicago, Illinois
Indianapolis, Indiana

#6 This city is home to the world's largest aquarium, and one of the few aquariums in the U.S.A. to hold beluga whales.

New York City, New York
Atlanta, Georgia
Chicago, Illinois
Miami, Florida

#7 This city in the Pacific Northwest region is home to a famous tower built for the 1962 World's Fair.

Salem, Oregon
Seattle, Washington
Boise, Idaho
Portland, Oregon

#8 This city, nicknamed the 'Mile High City' because it's exactly one mile above sea level, was founded in 1858 and started out as a mining city. (Please only include the name of the city and not the state that it is in.)

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#9 This city is famous for the Walt Disney World Resort, which is about twenty miles from this city's limits. (Please only include the name of the city and not the state that it is in.)

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#10 This city is the first state capital to have a population of over one million. (Please only include the name of the city and not the state that it is in.)

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Which City? 2 - American Pride

#1 Boston, Massachusetts is the home of the 2004 and 2007 baseball World Series champions.

#2 The city of Juneau, Alaska is almost as large as the state of Rhode Island and the state of Vermont combined.

#3 Nashville, Tennessee is the home to the Country Music Hall of Fame.

#4 This city is nicknamed "The City of Fountains" because it boasts more than 200 fountains throughout the whole city.

#5 This city hosted the United States Grand Prix from 2000-2007, and it annually hosts the two most attended single day sporting events in the world.

#6 This city is home to the world's largest aquarium, and one of the few aquariums in the U.S.A. to hold beluga whales.

#7 This city in the Pacific Northwest region is home to a famous tower built for the 1962 World's Fair.

#8 This city, nicknamed the 'Mile High City' because it's exactly one mile above sea level, was founded in 1858 and started out as a mining city. (Please only include the name of the city and not the state that it is in.)

#9 This city is famous for the Walt Disney World Resort, which is about twenty miles from this city's limits. (Please only include the name of the city and not the state that it is in.)

#10 This city is the first state capital to have a population of over one million. (Please only include the name of the city and not the state that it is in.)

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Which City? 2 - American Pride

#1 Boston, Massachusetts is the home of the 2004 and 2007 baseball World Series champions.

#2 The city of Juneau, Alaska is almost as large as the state of Rhode Island and the state of Vermont combined.

#3 Nashville, Tennessee is the home to the Country Music Hall of Fame.

#4 This city is nicknamed "The City of Fountains" because it boasts more than 200 fountains throughout the whole city.

#5 This city hosted the United States Grand Prix from 2000-2007, and it annually hosts the two most attended single day sporting events in the world.

#6 This city is home to the world's largest aquarium, and one of the few aquariums in the U.S.A. to hold beluga whales.

#7 This city in the Pacific Northwest region is home to a famous tower built for the 1962 World's Fair.

#8 This city, nicknamed the 'Mile High City' because it's exactly one mile above sea level, was founded in 1858 and started out as a mining city. (Please only include the name of the city and not the state that it is in.)

#9 This city is famous for the Walt Disney World Resort, which is about twenty miles from this city's limits. (Please only include the name of the city and not the state that it is in.)

#10 This city is the first state capital to have a population of over one million. (Please only include the name of the city and not the state that it is in.)

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