Question | Tile | Select | % Correct |
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U.S. State Capitals | Los Angeles | No | 100%
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U.S. State Capitals | Dallas | No | 99%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Largest In Their State | Chicago | Yes | 97%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Largest In Their State | New York City | Yes | 97%
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U.S. State Capitals | Orlando | No | 97%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Largest In Their State | Atlanta | Yes | 96%
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U.S. State Capitals | Austin | Yes | 96%
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U.S. Cities With a Population Over 1 Million | Chicago | Yes | 96%
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U.S. Cities With a Population Over 1 Million | Los Angeles | Yes | 96%
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U.S. Cities With a Population Over 1 Million | New York City | Yes | 96%
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U.S. State Capitals | Sacramento | Yes | 96%
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U.S. State Capitals | Baltimore | No | 95%
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U.S. Cities With a Population Over 1 Million | Houston | Yes | 95%
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U.S. State Capitals | Indianapolis | Yes | 95%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Largest In Their State | Tampa | No | 95%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Largest In Their State | Mobile | No | 93%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Largest In Their State | New Orleans | Yes | 93%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Largest In Their State | Pittsburgh | No | 93%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Largest In Their State | Salt Lake City | Yes | 93%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Largest In Their State | Anchorage | Yes | 92%
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U.S. State Capitals | Boston | Yes | 92%
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U.S. State Capitals | Denver | Yes | 92%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Largest In Their State | Minneapolis | Yes | 92%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Largest In Their State | Norfolk | No | 92%
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U.S. Cities With a Population Over 1 Million | Phoenix | Yes | 92%
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U.S. State Capitals | Omaha | No | 91%
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U.S. State Capitals | Bismarck | Yes | 89%
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U.S. Cities With A Football Team | Philadelphia | Yes | 89%
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U.S. Cities With a Population Over 1 Million | Philadelphia | Yes | 89%
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U.S. Cities With A Football Team | Green Bay | Yes | 88%
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U.S. Cities With A Football Team | Louisville | No | 88%
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U.S. State Capitals | Olympia | Yes | 88%
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U.S. State Capitals | Philadelphia | No | 88%
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U.S. Cities With a Population Over 1 Million | Portland | No | 88%
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U.S. Cities With A Football Team | Seattle | Yes | 88%
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U.S. Cities With A Football Team | Atlanta | Yes | 86%
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U.S. Cities With a Population Over 1 Million | Dallas | Yes | 86%
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U.S. State Capitals | Montgomery | Yes | 86%
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U.S. State Capitals | Nashville | Yes | 86%
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U.S. Cities With A Football Team | Portland | No | 86%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Largest In Their State | Raleigh | No | 86%
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U.S. Cities With A Football Team | Denver | Yes | 85%
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U.S. Cities With A Football Team | Orlando | No | 85%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Second Largest In Their State | Pittsburgh | Yes | 85%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Second Largest In Their State | Louisville | No | 84%
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U.S. Cities With A Football Team | Oklahoma City | No | 84%
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U.S. Cities With A Football Team | Baltimore | Yes | 82%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Second Largest In Their State | Little Rock | No | 82%
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U.S. Cities With A Football Team | New Orleans | Yes | 82%
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U.S. State Capitals | Albuquerque | No | 81%
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U.S. Cities With A Football Team | Cincinnati | Yes | 81%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Largest In Their State | Providence | Yes | 81%
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U.S. Cities With A Football Team | San Antonio | No | 81%
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U.S. Cities With A Football Team | Buffalo | Yes | 80%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Largest In Their State | Charlotte | Yes | 80%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Largest In Their State | Cleveland | No | 80%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Second Largest In Their State | Saint Paul | Yes | 80%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Second Largest In Their State | Greensboro | No | 78%
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U.S. Cities With A Football Team | Tampa | Yes | 78%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Second Largest In Their State | Baton Rouge | Yes | 73%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Second Largest In Their State | Buffalo | Yes | 73%
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U.S. Cities With a Population Over 1 Million | San Diego | Yes | 73%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Second Largest In Their State | Lincoln | Yes | 72%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Second Largest In Their State | Cleveland | Yes | 70%
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U.S. Cities With A Football Team | San Diego | No | 70%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Second Largest In Their State | Kansas City | No | 69%
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U.S. Cities With a Population Over 1 Million | Austin | No | 68%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Second Largest In Their State | Nashville | No | 65%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Largest In Their State | Memphis | No | 62%
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U.S. Cities With a Population Over 1 Million | San Antonio | Yes | 59%
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U.S. Cities With a Population Over 1 Million | Denver | No | 58%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Second Largest In Their State | Grand Rapids | Yes | 58%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Second Largest In Their State | St Louis | Yes | 51%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Second Largest In Their State | Tacoma | No | 50%
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U.S. Cities With a Population Over 1 Million | San Jose | Yes | 47%
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U.S. Cities With a Population Over 1 Million | Seattle | No | 47%
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U.S. Cities With a Population Over 1 Million | Boston | No | 43%
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U.S. Cities With a Population Over 1 Million | San Francisco | No | 43%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Second Largest In Their State | Missoula | Yes | 34%
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U.S. Cities That Are The Second Largest In Their State | Dallas | No | 32%
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