U.S. States quiz
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Which U.S. state is the largest landlocked state?
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What is the largest lower-48 U.S. state by area?
Answer: Texas
Why: At 268,596 square miles, Texas is the second-largest U.S. state by area; only Alaska is larger.
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In which U.S. state is the Great Salt Lake located?
Answer: Utah
Why: The Great Salt Lake is up to eight times saltier than the ocean because water escapes only through evaporation.
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Which state holds the lower 48's highest and lowest points?
Answer: California
Why: Mount Whitney and Death Valley's Badwater Basin sit less than 90 miles apart in California.
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How many states make up the contiguous United States?
Answer: 48
Why: Alaska counts as part of the continental US but is not contiguous, because Canada separates it from the lower 48 states.
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What is the largest saltwater lake in the Western Hemisphere?
Answer: Great Salt Lake
Why: Because it lacks an ocean outlet, evaporation leaves dissolved minerals that make it saltier than seawater.
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Utah, Colorado and Arizona meet which fourth state at Four Corners?
Answer: New Mexico
Why: The Four Corners marker sits on Navajo Nation land, marking the only intersection of four state boundaries in the U.S.
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