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Massachusetts True or False?

Can you guess whether these statements about the US state of Massachusetts are true or false?
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Last updated: July 11, 2021
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1. The Pilgrims idea of Thanksgiving was to thank God for a successful harvest.
True
False
2. The Massachusetts state marine mammal is the right whale.
True
False
3. The organization Zoo New England includes four zoos, three from Massachusetts.
True
False
Zoo New England contains strictly the Franklin Park and Stone Zoo, both in Massachusetts.
4. The town of Sandwich is named after the Earl of Sandwich.
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False
It is named after the English town of Sandwich, Kent, and is the oldest town in the state along with Yarmouth.
5. Roger Williams was a fierce advocate for the Puritan way of religion
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False
No, of course not! Williams strongly advocated against the Puritans' separation of religion, vouching for religious tolerance and founding the state of Rhode Island.
6. The timber rattlesnake is widespread through New England, found in most of Massachusetts.
True
False
This describes its historic range, though now it is confined mainly to Western Massachusetts, along with small areas in Central and Eastern Massachusetts.
7. In Plymouth, there is a Native American settlement right next to a McDonalds.
True
False
I know from experience.
8. Black bears are extremely uncommon in Eastern Massachusetts.
True
False
While common in the western part, Eastern Massachusetts has a sparse population of American black bears.
9. Bobcats and Canada lynx both have large populations in Massachusetts.
True
False
Canada lynx are thought to not even live in Massachusetts, more widespread in northern Maine, around (of course) Canada. Meanwhile, the bobcat population is 3,500, dwarfing the Canada lynx population.
10. The Charles River is the widest river in the state.
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False
At a width of 140-490 feet.
11. There are over 10,000 acres of cranberry bog in Massachusetts.
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False
Precisely! 13,250 acres, to be specific (20.7 miles, or 53.6 kilometers).
12. As of 2019, Palau has a larger GDP per capita than Massachusetts.
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False
Completely random, but Palau has a GDPPC of $14,901.98, compared to Massachusetts's $86,557. (As of 2019)
13. The state's demonym is Massachusett.
True
False
It is, in fact, Massachusettsan.
14. Boston's North End was once devastated by a 1919 molasses flood.
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False
The Great Molasses Flood of 1919 was the largest molasses-related incident in history, causing mass-damage and killing 21 people.
15. According to Nipmuc tradition, if a Native American harms a sacred muskrat, doom will befall the entire tribe.
True
False
According to JetPunk tradition, the last question of a True or False? quiz must be extremely outlandish and bizarre, ending being false.
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