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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Largest City	Fargo	97%
Capital	Bismarck	95%
Bordering states	South Dakota	95%
North Dakota is part of what large, flat region of North America?	{Great} Plains	92%
Bordering states	Minnesota	92%
Bordering states	Montana	92%
Bordering Canadian provinces	Manitoba	87%
River that forms most of the eastern border	Red River	87%
Bordering Canadian provinces	Saskatchewan	87%
Time zones	Central Time	85%
Time zones	Mountain Time	82%
The next largest cities	Minot	79%
Largest river	Missouri River	79%
The next largest cities	Grand Forks	77%
Other federally recognized Indian tribes	Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate (Sioux/Dakota)	77%
Other federally recognized Indian tribes	Spirit Lake Tribe (Sioux/Dakota)	77%
U.S. highways (having over 100 independently signed miles in North Dakota)	US-2	77%
Term for a temperate grassland ecosystem	prairie	74%
Other federally recognized Indian tribes	Standing Rock Sioux (Dakota & Lakota)	74%
North Dakota State University's mascot	Bison	72%
Animal on the state quarter	bison	72%
North Dakota's largest crop by acreage. It is the #2 producer.	wheat	72%
Interstate highways	I-94	69%
Largest lakes (manmade)	Lake Sakakawea	69%
Explorers who spent time in North Dakota during their exploration of the Louisiana Purchase	{Lewis} and {Clark}	69%
National Park	Theodore Roosevelt National Park	69%
State nickname (a Native American people)	the {Sioux} State	69%
States with a smaller population than North Dakota	Wyoming	69%
The next largest cities	Dickinson	67%
The Laurentian Divide or Northern Divide passes through North Dakota and separates the waters that flow where?	Gulf of {Mexico}	67%
Interstate highways	I-29	67%
Other major rivers	James River	67%
Their Native American guide and interpreter	Sacagawea	67%
The next largest cities	West Fargo	67%
North Dakota has two of these military establishments.	{Air} {Force} bases	64%
States with a smaller population than North Dakota	Alaska	64%
Territory North Dakota was a part of before it became a state	{Dakota} Territory	64%
The largest group of North Dakotans (35%) trace their ancestry to this country.	Germany	64%
Park that spans the international border	International Peace Garden	64%
The next largest cities	Jamestown	64%
The University of North Dakota is one of the NCAA's most dominant teams in what sport?	men's ice hockey	64%
24% of North Dakotans trace their ancestry to this country, by far the highest rate of any state.	Norway	64%
Official state nickname	the {Peace} {Garden} State	64%
The next largest cities	Williston	64%
Semi-arid region in the southwest of the state comprised of rugged gullies and buttes eroded out of layered clay soil	Badlands	62%
Native American peoples that comprise the Three Affiliated Tribes \| The next largest cities	Mandan	62%
States with a smaller population than North Dakota	Vermont	62%
Species of deer	{white}-{tailed} deer	62%
Second-largest source of electricity in North Dakota, behind coal	wind	62%
Most of North Dakota is covered with rolling hills and small lakes, carved by what between 95,000 and 20,000 years ago?	glacier (the Laurentide Ice Sheet)	59%
The Laurentian Divide or Northern Divide passes through North Dakota and separates the waters that flow where?	{Hudson} Bay	59%
Most prominent object on the state flag	bald eagle	56%
The University of North Dakota's mascot	Hawks	56%
Town which purports to be the geographical center of North America	Rugby	56%
Town which is actually the geographical center of North America, according to a 2016 study (no pun intended)	Center	54%
Rodents that build underground "towns" which can house thousands of individuals	prairie dogs	54%
The only state-owned institution of its kind in the US	{Bank} of North Dakota	51%
Largest natural lake, an endorheic lake	Devils Lake	51%
Largest branch of Christianity	Lutheran	51%
State beverage	milk	51%
North Dakota is the only state in which this number decreased during the Great Recession of 2007-2009.	unemployment	51%
A manmade structure in North Dakota was the world's tallest from 1991 to 2008. What is it for?	television transmission	49%
Number of domes on the state capitol building	0	46%
Number of counties	53	46%
Rural highway decorated with huge metal sculptures	{Enchanted} Highway	46%
Species of deer	{mule} deer	46%
Other major rivers	Sheyenne River	46%
Wooded plateau in the middle of the northern border	{Turtle} Mountain(s)	46%
State bird	western meadowlark	46%
President who, in 1889, shuffled the statehood bills on his desk before and after signing them, so no one actually knows whether North Dakota or South Dakota became a state first	Benjamin Harrison	44%
Species of wild sheep	{bighorn} sheep	44%
North Dakota is the #1 or #2 producer of these legumes.	{black} beans	44%
North Dakota is the #1 producer of these oilseed crops, producing over 75% of the US's total.	canola	44%
Dam that formed the above lake	Garrison Dam	44%
North Dakota is the #1 or #2 producer of these legumes.	{pinto} beans	44%
State nickname (in honor of Theodore Roosevelt)	the {Rough} {Rider} State	44%
Highest point (3508 ft/1069 m)	White Butte	44%
North Dakota has more of these buildings per capita than any other state	churches	41%
North Dakota has the world's largest known deposit of this kind of coal.	lignite	41%
Largest wild carnivore	mountain lion	41%
North Dakota is the #2 producer of this oilseed crop.	sunflowers	41%
Native American peoples that comprise the Three Affiliated Tribes	Hidatsa	38%
Only 0.42% of North Dakotans trace their ancestry to this country, but that's by far the highest rate of any state. They live mainly in the northeast of the state, where there's a state park named after them.	Iceland	38%
North Dakota has the US's oldest religious building of this kind.	mosque	38%
North Dakota has 150 Minuteman III units. What are they?	nuclear missiles	38%
U.S. highways (having over 100 independently signed miles in North Dakota)	US-52	38%
North Dakota is the #2 producer of oil, thanks to a 21st-century boom centered around this oil-bearing rock formation.	{Bakken} shale	36%
North Dakota is the #1 producer of these oilseed crops, producing over 75% of the US's total.	flax	36%
North Dakota has the US's only commerical-scale facility that turns coal into what?	natural gas	36%
State fish	northern pike	36%
Building material used by homesteaders in places where there were few trees	sod	36%
State dance	square dance	36%
State nickname (a rodent)	the {Flickertail} State	36%
Most of North Dakota has what climate classification?	warm-summer humid {continental}	36%
State flower	wild prairie rose	36%
Large river that enters North Dakota from the west just a few miles before its confluence with the above	Yellowstone River	36%
Native American peoples that comprise the Three Affiliated Tribes	Arikara	33%
North Dakota is one of only two states where these bomber aircraft are stationed.	B-52	33%
North Dakota is the #1 producer of this variety of wheat, used to make pasta.	durum	33%
Technologies that have enabled the commercial extraction of oil from this formation	{horizontal} drilling	33%
Technologies that have enabled the commercial extraction of oil from this formation	{hydraulic} fracturing ("fracking")	33%
Species of deer	moose	33%
North America's largest annual Scandinavian heritage festival	Norsk {Høstfest}	33%
The fastest animal on land in the Americas	pronghorn	33%
Other major rivers	Souris River	33%
State tree	American elm	31%
State motto, a quote from Daniel Webster	and {union}	31%
The town of Dunseith has the world's largest sculpture of a turtle. What is it made of?	car wheels	31%
Species of deer	elk (wapiti)	31%
North Dakota is the #1 producer of this sweet agricultural product.	honey	31%
Other federally recognized Indian tribes	Turtle Mountain Chippewa (Ojibwe)	31%
U.S. highways (having over 100 independently signed miles in North Dakota)	US-83	31%
State fruit	chokecherry	28%
Largest lakes (manmade)	Lake Oahe	28%
The only state-owned industrial facility of its kind in the US, and also the largest in the US	North Dakota {Mill} and Elevator	28%
The name of their expedition	{Corps} of {Discovery}	26%
The eastern part of the state is very flat because it was under what lake following this period?	Lake Agassiz	26%
State motto, a quote from Daniel Webster	{Liberty}	26%
State motto, a quote from Daniel Webster	{now}	26%
State motto, a quote from Daniel Webster	{one}	26%
Gravel roads in this region are pink, due to the use of what rock formed from clay sediment baked by burning coal veins?	porcellanite clinker (colloquially "scoria")	26%
U.S. highways (having over 100 independently signed miles in North Dakota)	US-85	26%
State motto, a quote from Daniel Webster	and {forever},	23%
North America's most endangered mammal, which preys on the above	black-footed ferret	23%
Dome-shaped Native American dwellings in riverside villages	{earth} lodges	23%
River that flows through the heart of this region	Little Missouri River	23%
North Dakota is the #1 producer of this grain.	oats	23%
North Dakota is the only state which does not have this in its election process.	voter registration	23%
Large, industrialized wheat farms of the late 19th century	{bonanza} farms	21%
North Dakota is the #1 or #2 producer of these legumes.	{navy} beans	21%
19th-century transcontinental railroads that traversed North Dakota	Northern Pacific Railway	21%
State insect	ladybug	18%
Left-wing rural populist political movement that controlled the state government from 1918 to 1921 and continued to wield significant power through the 1950s.	Nonpartisan League	18%
State motto, a quote from Daniel Webster	and {inseparable}	15%
River that forms the southern part of the eastern border	Bois de Sioux River	15%
U.S. highways (having over 100 independently signed miles in North Dakota)	US-281	15%
19th-century transcontinental railroads that traversed North Dakota	Great Northern Railway	13%
Rock quarried in North Dakota and traded across a huge area of North America by Native Americans	Knife River flint	13%
North Dakota is the #1 or #2 producer of these legumes.	peas (dry)	13%
North Dakota is the #1 or #2 producer of these legumes.	lentils	5%