1) The national bird of the U.S.A. is the a) bald eagle b) turkey c) falcon 2) How many stars are on the American flag? a) 13 b) 25 c) 50 d) 52 3) What American city is famous for its jazz, creole food and annual Mardi Gras festival? a) Chicago, Illinois b) New Orleans, Louisiana c) Austin, Texas d) St. Louis, Missouri 4) What country did the U.S.A. win its independence from in 1776? a) Great Britain b) France c) Spain d) the Netherlands 5) What two countries share a border with the U.S.A.? a) Australia b) Canada c) Great Britain d) Greenland e) Mexico f) Russia 6) The Statue of Liberty was a gift to the U.S.A. from which country? a) Great Britain b) France c) Spain d) Canada 7) A Chicago-style hot dog is topped with what ingredients? a) lettuce, tomato, beans, ketchup b) ham, cheese, tomato c) onions, pickles, tomato, peppers 8) What is the capital of the U.S.A.? a) Los Angeles, California b) New York City, New York c) Washington, D.C. 9) What is the official language of the U.S.A.? a) The U.S.A. does not have an official language b) English c) English and Spanish 10) Approximately how many continuous hours would it take to drive across the U.S.A.? a) 15 hours b) 25 hours c) 35 hours d) 45 hours 11) Where is this sign located? a) in Los Angeles, California b) in New York City c) in Las Vegas, Nevada 12) What is this called in English? a) Chock b) High Five c) Knuckles 13) At what time do Americans usually eat dinner? a) at 6:00pm b) at 8:00pm c) at 12:00pm 14) One event at American rodeos, where small children ride on sheep, is called: a) bull riding b) goat tying c) mutton busting 15) What do Americans traditionally hide on Easter morning (for children to find)? a) eggs b) chocolate c) rabbits 16) Who was the first American president? a) Abraham Lincoln b) George Washington c) Thomas Jefferson 17) What is the most populated state in the U.S.A. (39 million people live there)?  a) California b) Texas c) New York 18) Which of these is NOT an American basketball team? a) Denver Nuggets b) New York Knicks c) Chicago Bulls d) Kansas City Chiefs 19) In the U.S.A., what are these called? a) buffalo wings b) duck wings c) chicken fingers 20) Which company was NOT created in the U.S.A.? a) Amazon b) Apple c) Facebook d) Google e) TikTok f) Microsoft 21) Which American president abolished slavery? a) Abraham Lincoln b) George Washington c) Thomas Jefferson 22) Who was president of the U.S.A. from 2009 to 2017? a) Bill Clinton b) George W. Bush c) Barack Obama d) Donald Trump 23) If something is "a piece of cake," that means a) it is delicious b) it is expensive c) it is easy 24) If we make a mistake, we say a) my bad b) it rings a bell c) see you later, alligator 25) If someone tells you to "break a leg," it means a) I hate you b) good luck c) be careful 26) To "play something by ear" means a) to do something without a plan; to improvise b) to learn a new skill c) to put effort into something 27) Where is Mt. Rushmore located? a) Colorado b) Nebraska c) South Dakota d) California 28) Which of these is NOT one of the Great Lakes? a) Lake Huron b) Lake Erie c) Lake Ontario d) Lake Michigan e) Lake Superior f) Lake Ohio 29) What animal is this? a) a bear b) a moose c) a deer d) an elk 30) Approximately 1,000 _______ occur in the United States every year. a) hurricanes b) avalanches c) tsunamis d) tornadoes 31) The only tropical rainforest managed by the United States National Forest Service is located where? a) Puerto Rico b) Florida c) California d) Texas 32) What is this animal? a) Squirrel b) Chipmunk c) Prairie dog d) Raccoon

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