Fun Fact · TX
Texas'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.
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Fun Fact · TX
Texas'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.





Fun Fact · RI
What is Rhode Island's official two-letter postal abbreviation?
RI is the US Postal Service abbreviation for Rhode Island. Two-letter codes were introduced in 1963 alongside ZIP codes.
Culture · KS
Which of these sports teams or events calls Kansas home?
The Shockers represent Wichita State University. It is based in Kansas.
Civics & Elections · TN
After the 2020 Census, how did Tennessee's number of US House seats change?
Tennessee kept the same number of House seats (9) after the 2020 Census.
Geography · MS
What is the highest natural point in Mississippi?
Woodall Mountain is the highest natural point in Mississippi.
History · MA
In what year did the Pilgrims arrive at Plymouth on the Mayflower?
The Pilgrims signed the Mayflower Compact before landing.
People · AK
Which famous person was born in Alaska?
Curt Schilling, three-time World Series champion pitcher, was born in Anchorage, Alaska.
Fun Fact · RI
Which frozen treat is a Rhode Island summer tradition?
Del's has been served since 1948.
Culture · MD
Which of these is Maryland especially famous for?
Chesapeake Bay blue crabs, often seasoned with Old Bay, are a Maryland icon.
Civics & Elections · CO
In 2012, Colorado and Washington became the first states to legalize what for recreational adult use?
Voters approved the change through ballot measures.
Geography · CO
Which city is both the capital and the largest city of Colorado?
Denver is both the seat of state government and the most populous city in Colorado.
History · IA
Was Iowa one of the original 13 states?
Iowa joined in 1846, as the 29th state.
People · AZ
Which of these notable people is a native of Arizona?
Stevie Nicks, Fleetwood Mac singer, was born in Phoenix, Arizona.
Fun Fact · AK
What is unusual about getting to Alaska's capital, Juneau?
Visitors arrive in Juneau by plane or boat.
Culture · WY
Which of these is Wyoming especially famous for?
Rodeo is Wyoming's official state sport.
Civics & Elections · ID
How many electoral votes does Idaho have in presidential elections through 2028?
Electoral votes equal House seats (2) plus Senators (2), giving Idaho 4.
Geography · RI
Which city is both the capital and the largest city of Rhode Island?
Providence is both the seat of state government and the most populous city in Rhode Island.
History · MS
The teddy bear got its name after Theodore Roosevelt did what on a 1902 Mississippi hunt?
A toy maker named a stuffed bear 'Teddy's bear' in his honor.
People · RI
Which famous person was born in Rhode Island?
George M. Cohan, Broadway composer ('Yankee Doodle Boy'), was born in Providence, Rhode Island.
Fun Fact · MO
What is Missouri's official two-letter postal abbreviation?
MO is the US Postal Service abbreviation for Missouri. Two-letter codes were introduced in 1963 alongside ZIP codes.
Culture · GA
Which of these is Georgia especially famous for?
Georgia's peaches are so iconic that it is nicknamed the Peach State.