Statistics for Name a Valid U.S. State - Cities

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Name a state ...	Answer	% Correct
with a city proper that has 1,000,000 or more people	Arizona \| California \| Illinois \| New York \| Pennsylvania \| Texas	100%
whose largest city proper has a Spanish name, other than California	Nevada \| New Mexico	91%
whose largest city proper borders another state (includes cities on rivers that form the border)	Delaware \| Illinois \| Kentucky \| Missouri \| Nebraska \| New York \| North Carolina \| North Dakota \| Oregon \| Pennsylvania \| Virginia	87%
whose largest city or town proper has between 50,000 and 100,000 people	Delaware \| Maine \| Wyoming	86%
whose largest city or town proper has fewer than 50,000 people	Vermont \| West Virginia	84%
whose capital is the largest city proper in the state	Arizona \| Arkansas \| Colorado \| Georgia \| Hawaii \| Idaho \| Indiana \| Iowa \| Massachusetts \| Mississippi \| Ohio \| Oklahoma \| Rhode Island \| Tennessee \| Utah \| West Virginia \| Wyoming	81%
with 10 or more cities and towns proper with more than 100,000 people, other than California and Texas	Arizona \| Colorado \| Florida \| North Carolina	79%
that has a metropolitan area with over 1,000,000 people and also has a national park	Arizona \| California \| Colorado \| Florida \| Hawaii \| Indiana \| Missouri \| Ohio \| Virginia \| Washington	78%
that has a city proper with over 500,000 people that borders another country (including cities on rivers that form the border)	California \| Michigan \| Texas	78%
whose capital is named after a U.S. president	Mississippi \| Missouri \| Nebraska \| Wisconsin	74%
whose largest city proper shares its name with the capital or largest city of a different state	Maine \| Oregon \| South Carolina \| West Virginia	72%
whose two largest cities proper begin with the same letter	Kentucky \| Ohio \| Pennsylvania \| South Carolina \| Washington \| Wisconsin \| Wyoming	69%
whose capital has a population under 25,000 (city or town proper population)	Maine \| South Dakota \| Vermont	68%
whose capital is not among the 10 largest cities proper in the state	Kentucky \| Maryland \| Missouri \| Pennsylvania \| Washington	67%
whose capital is named for a person born in Europe	Alabama \| Maryland \| New Jersey \| New Mexico \| New York \| North Carolina \| North Dakota \| Ohio \| Pennsylvania \| South Carolina	65%
whose second largest city or town proper has less than one-fifth the population of the largest city proper, other than New York (not including census-designated places)	Alaska \| Illinois \| Maryland \| New Mexico \| Pennsylvania	65%
whose second largest city proper is in the same metropolitan area as the largest city proper (not including census-designated places)	Connecticut \| Idaho \| Illinois \| Minnesota \| Nevada \| New Hampshire \| New Jersey \| Rhode Island \| Utah \| Vermont \| Virginia	63%
whose current capital was founded before 1700 and is not one of the 13 original colonies	Florida \| New Mexico	63%
whose largest city proper is part of a larger metropolitan area but is not the largest city proper in that metropolitan area	Delaware \| New Jersey	59%
whose capital is part of a larger metropolitan or micropolitan area but is not the largest city or town proper in that metropolitan or micropolitan area	Maryland \| Minnesota \| Vermont	49%