Fun Fact · UT
What is the official state bird of Utah?
The California gull is Utah's state bird.
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Fun Fact · UT
What is the official state bird of Utah?
The California gull is Utah's state bird.





History · NE
Which tree-planting holiday was started in Nebraska in 1872?
J. Sterling Morton started it; about a million trees were planted on the first one.
Civics & Elections · FL
How long is the term of a US Representative from Florida?
Because House terms are just two years, every one of Florida's House seats is on the ballot in every even-numbered year, including the 2026 midterms.
Fun Fact · KS
What is the official state tree of Kansas?
The Cottonwood is Kansas's state tree.
Culture · NE
What is the nickname of the University of Nebraska's sports teams?
The University of Nebraska competes as the Cornhuskers.
Geography · OH
Which city is both the capital and the largest city of Ohio?
Columbus is both the seat of state government and the most populous city in Ohio.
People · ID
Which Nobel Prize-winning author spent his final years in Ketchum, Idaho?
Hemingway is buried in the Ketchum cemetery.
History · NJ
Was New Jersey one of the original 13 states?
New Jersey was one of the 13 original states that ratified the Constitution.
Civics & Elections · SD
How long is the term of each US Senator from South Dakota?
Senate terms are staggered so that about one-third of the 100 seats are up for election every two years.
Fun Fact · MS
Mississippi's state bird is the Northern mockingbird. How many states in total have chosen it as their state bird?
The Northern mockingbird is the state bird of 5 states: Arkansas, Florida, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Texas.
Culture · CT
Which of these is Connecticut especially famous for?
Hartford has long been called the 'Insurance Capital of the World'.
Geography · MO
Which of these is NOT a city in Missouri?
Grand Island is in Nebraska, not Missouri.
People · KY
Which famous 'Great Compromiser' represented Kentucky in Congress in the 1800s?
Clay helped broker the Missouri Compromise and the Compromise of 1850.
History · DC
In what year did the U.S. capital move from Philadelphia to Washington?
The federal government moved to Washington in 1800. President John Adams was the first president to occupy the White House, that November.
Civics & Elections · WV
How long is a governor's term in West Virginia?
Like most states, West Virginia elects its governor to a four-year term.
Fun Fact · NJ
What is the official state bird of New Jersey?
The American goldfinch is New Jersey's state bird.
Culture · WY
Which of these is Wyoming especially famous for?
Rodeo is Wyoming's official state sport.
Geography · CA
Which of these cities is in California?
San Diego is in California. The others are in Ohio (Cincinnati), South Dakota (Rapid City), and Hawaii (Hilo).
People · AZ
Which famous person was born in Arizona?
Cesar Chavez, labor and civil rights leader, was born in Yuma, Arizona.
History · MI
Was Michigan one of the original 13 states?
Michigan joined in 1837, as the 26th state.
Civics & Elections · MS
Mississippi's state flag, adopted in 2020, features which flower?
Voters approved the new design in the November 2020 election.