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True or false: At 3,255 square miles Juneau, Alaska is the largest capital city.
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True or false: Arizona's capital, Phoenix, was originally named "Pumpkinville."
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False
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True or false: Little Rock, Arkansas is home to the largest statue in North America.
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True or false: Dover, Delaware was founded by Benjamin Franklin.
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True or false: The only royal palace in the United States can be found in Honolulu, Hawaii.
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False
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True or false: There's a to-scale replica of the Liberty Bell in front of the Boise, Idaho capitol.
True
False
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True or false: Des Moines, the capital of Iowa, is French for "of the quakers."
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True or false: America's oldest wooden fort can be found in Augusta, Maine.
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True or false: In 1919, Boston, Massachusetts flooded, with molasses.
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True or false: Lansing only became the capital of Michigan because so many other cities wanted to be capital.
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True or false: The world's largest termite is a statue in Providence, Rhode Island.
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True or false: Pierre, South Dakota is named after walnut trader Pierre Chouteau Jr.,
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Well, like many Americans, this quiz proved that you're a bit out of the loop when it comes to state capitals and their history. While you may not have passed this quiz, you demonstrated a great eagerness to learn and expand your horizons. There's simply no true failure in that!
C+, State Capital Clueless
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Based on the results of this quiz, you are state capital keen! It's clear that you've got a strong foundation of knowledge on the state capitals and their unique history. Though you didn't earn a perfect score, we'd still give you high marks for a job well done!
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Based on the results of this quiz, you are a true state capital connoisseur! Few Americans are as familiar with the history of these state capitals as you. In fact, your knowledge is so rare, we'd say you're pretty much a state capital expert.
A+, State Capital Connoisseur
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You may think you know your state capitals, but how well versed are you on these state hubs? It's time to put your state capital knowledge to the test! Take these 12 questions and find out how much you really know about state capitals. You may just surprise yourself!
1
True or false: At 3,255 square miles Juneau, Alaska is the largest capital city.
True
False
2
True or false: Arizona's capital, Phoenix, was originally named "Pumpkinville."
True
False
3
True or false: Little Rock, Arkansas is home to the largest statue in North America.
True
False
4
True or false: Dover, Delaware was founded by Benjamin Franklin.
True
False
5
True or false: The only royal palace in the United States can be found in Honolulu, Hawaii.
True
False
6
True or false: There's a to-scale replica of the Liberty Bell in front of the Boise, Idaho capitol.
True
False
7
True or false: Des Moines, the capital of Iowa, is French for "of the quakers."
True
False
8
True or false: America's oldest wooden fort can be found in Augusta, Maine.
True
False
9
True or false: In 1919, Boston, Massachusetts flooded, with molasses.
True
False
10
True or false: Lansing only became the capital of Michigan because so many other cities wanted to be capital.
True
False
11
True or false: The world's largest termite is a statue in Providence, Rhode Island.
True
False
12
True or false: Pierre, South Dakota is named after walnut trader Pierre Chouteau Jr.,
True
False
