Statistics for Your Trip to the United States

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The average score is 11 of 26

Answer Stats

Hint	Answer	% Correct
Start your trip on the West Coast in this largest city in California.	Los Angeles	100%
Turn and head east to this western Missouri city, famous for barbecue.	Kansas City	60%
Continue south to this state capital, home of the Grand Ole Opry.	Nashville	60%
See the Empire State Building, Times Square and more in this city.	New York	60%
Recreate a classic movie scene by running up the stairs of this city's Museum of Art	Philadelphia	60%
Make sure you've packed your sunscreen when you go to this sixth-largest city in the country.	Phoenix	60%
Go next to this state capital, in which Abraham Lincoln was a longtime resident.	Springfield	60%
See one of the most famous arches in the world and try this city's signature cracker-thin pizza.	St. Louis	60%
Continuing north through the Rockies, visit this university town, a suburb of Denver.	Boulder	40%
Go next to this West Virginia capital, which shares its name with a city in South Carolina.	Charleston	40%
Travel next to this fourth-largest city in Tennessee, featured in a song about a "choo-choo".	Chattanooga	40%
Continuing along the edge of Lake Erie, visit the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in this city...	Cleveland	40%
If you're a hiker, you could climb Pikes Peak in this city, also home to the Air Force Academy.	Colorado Springs	40%
Take a ferry across the lake, then make a short drive to this second-largest city in Michigan.	Grand Rapids	40%
Listen to some bluegrass music or watch a race in this "Horse Capital of the World".	Lexington	40%
Head north to this city on Lake Michigan, once the top beer producing city in the world.	Milwaukee	40%
Finally, have fun with Mickey and his friends in Disney World, just southwest of this city.	Orlando	40%
In this town you can visit the Andy Warhol Museum, dedicated to his art.	Pittsburgh	40%
Head northeast to this oldest and most elevated state capital in America.	Santa Fe	40%
See artwork by Monet and Picasso in the museum, then watch a Mud Hens game in this city.	Toledo	40%
Your next destination is this college town 70 miles from Atlanta, home to R.E.M and the B-52's.	Athens	20%
...then see the Pro Football Hall of Fame in this one.	Canton	20%
Next, head to this largest city in the lower 48 states by area, named for the seventh president.	Jacksonville	20%
Your next destination is this central Illinois city, headquarters of Caterpillar until 2018.	Peoria	20%
This town has 22 public squares, scenes from Forrest Gump were filmed in one.	Savannah	20%
See the star at the top of Mill Mountain in this city in the Blue Ridge Mountains.	Roanoke	0%