Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Albuquerque | 100%
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Coldest US Cities With a Population of over 200,000 | Anchorage | 100%
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Atlanta | 100%
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Atlanta | 100%
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Biggest Cities that start with A | Atlanta | 100%
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Austin | 100%
| |
Baton Rouge | 100%
| |
Baton Rouge | 100%
| |
Birmingham | 100%
| |
Bismarck | 100%
| |
Boston | 100%
| |
Boston | 100%
| |
Boston | 100%
| |
Buffalo | 100%
| |
Biggest US Cities in the Rust Belt | Chicago | 100%
|
Chicago | 100%
| |
Chicago | 100%
| |
Chicago | 100%
| |
Biggest Cities that start with C | Chicago | 100%
|
Chicago | 100%
| |
Chicago | 100%
| |
Cincinnati | 100%
| |
Cincinnati | 100%
| |
Cleveland | 100%
| |
Colorado Springs | 100%
| |
Dallas | 100%
| |
Dallas | 100%
| |
Denver | 100%
| |
Biggest Cities above 5,000 Feet | Denver | 100%
|
Biggest Cities in the Rocky Mountain Region | Denver | 100%
|
Denver | 100%
| |
US Cities by Depression Rate | Detroit | 100%
|
Biggest Cities in Michigan | Detroit | 100%
|
Highest Percentage of African American Citizens | Detroit | 100%
|
Detroit | 100%
| |
Detroit | 100%
| |
Fort Wayne | 100%
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Biggest Cities that start with F | Fresno | 100%
|
Houston | 100%
| |
Houston | 100%
| |
Houston | 100%
| |
Largest 2nd Cities in the State | Houston | 100%
|
Biggest Cities in Indiana | Indianapolis | 100%
|
Jackson | 100%
| |
Jacksonville | 100%
| |
Juneau | 100%
| |
Kansas City | 100%
| |
Las Vegas | 100%
| |
Los Angeles | 100%
| |
Los Angeles | 100%
| |
Los Angeles | 100%
| |
Los Angeles | 100%
| |
US Cities with the Most Homeless People | Los Angeles | 100%
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Los Angeles | 100%
| |
Biggest Cities in California | Los Angeles | 100%
|
Biggest Cities in the Pacific Region | Los Angeles | 100%
|
Louisville | 100%
| |
Memphis | 100%
| |
Memphis | 100%
| |
Memphis | 100%
| |
Memphis | 100%
| |
Miami | 100%
| |
Miami | 100%
| |
Miami | 100%
| |
Biggest Cities that start with M | Miami | 100%
|
Miami | 100%
| |
Biggest Cities in Florida | Miami | 100%
|
Biggest Cities in the Southeast | Miami | 100%
|
Milwaukee | 100%
| |
Milwaukee | 100%
| |
Biggest Cities along the Mississippi River | Minneapolis | 100%
|
Minneapolis | 100%
| |
Minneapolis | 100%
| |
New Orleans | 100%
| |
US Cities with Most Precipitation | New Orleans | 100%
|
New Orleans | 100%
| |
Biggest Cities in Louisiana (City Proper) | New Orleans | 100%
|
Biggest Cities in the United States in 1900 | New York | 100%
|
Biggest Cities in the United States | New York | 100%
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Most Guessed US Cities based off of JetPunk Statistics | New York City | 100%
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New York City | 100%
| |
US Cities with the Most Billionaires | New York City | 100%
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Biggest Cities that Border Another State | New York City | 100%
|
Biggest Cities on an Ocean Coastline | New York City | 100%
|
Biggest Cities by Metropolitan Population | New York City | 100%
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Biggest Cities in the Northeast | New York City | 100%
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Orlando | 100%
| |
Biggest Cities that start with P | Philadelphia | 100%
|
Philadelphia | 100%
| |
Philadelphia | 100%
| |
Phoenix | 100%
| |
Phoenix | 100%
| |
Phoenix | 100%
| |
Phoenix | 100%
| |
Biggest Cities Along the Ohio River | Pittsburgh | 100%
|
Pittsburgh | 100%
| |
Portland | 100%
| |
Raleigh | 100%
| |
Sacramento | 100%
| |
Salt Lake City | 100%
| |
San Antonio | 100%
| |
San Diego | 100%
| |
San Diego | 100%
| |
San Diego | 100%
| |
San Diego | 100%
| |
San Diego | 100%
| |
Biggest Cities starting with "San" or "Santa" | San Francisco | 100%
|
San Francisco | 100%
| |
San Francisco | 100%
| |
San Francisco | 100%
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San Francisco | 100%
| |
San Francisco | 100%
| |
San Francisco | 100%
| |
Biggest Cities that start with S | San Francisco | 100%
|
San Jose | 100%
| |
San Jose | 100%
| |
Seattle | 100%
| |
Seattle | 100%
| |
Seattle | 100%
| |
Seattle | 100%
| |
St. Louis | 100%
| |
Biggest Cities Along the Missouri River | St. Louis | 100%
|
Cites with Highest Murder Rate | St. Louis | 100%
|
St. Louis | 100%
| |
Tampa | 100%
| |
Toledo | 100%
| |
Washington D.C. | 100%
| |
Cities with the Highest Median Income | Washington D.C. | 100%
|
Biggest Capitals by Population | Atlanta | 86%
|
Boston | 86%
| |
Denver | 86%
| |
Phoenix | 86%
| |
Largest Cities Below the 30th Parallel North | Miami | 83%
|
Orlando | 83%
| |
Richmond | 83%
| |
Biggest Cities in Washington (City Proper) | Seattle | 83%
|
Spokane | 83%
| |
Tacoma | 83%
| |
Vancouver | 83%
| |
Biggest Cities that start with B | Boston | 80%
|
Biggest Cities in the Midwest | Chicago | 80%
|
Biggest Cities on Lake Erie | Cleveland | 80%
|
Biggest Cities in the Great Plains | Dallas | 80%
|
Minneapolis | 80%
| |
Oklahoma City | 80%
| |
Omaha | 80%
| |
St. Louis | 80%
| |
Toledo | 80%
| |
Kansas City | 75%
| |
Little Rock | 75%
| |
Miami | 75%
| |
Pittsburgh | 75%
| |
Biggest Cities in the Great Basin | Salt Lake City | 75%
|
San Jose | 75%
| |
Tampa | 75%
| |
Tampa | 75%
| |
Washington D.C. | 75%
| |
Minneapolis/St. Paul | 71%
| |
Albuquerque | 67%
| |
Atlanta | 67%
| |
Bellevue | 67%
| |
Birmingham | 67%
| |
Buffalo | 67%
| |
Charlotte | 67%
| |
Biggest Cities on Lake Michigan | Chicago | 67%
|
Cleveland | 67%
| |
Columbus | 67%
| |
Biggest Cities in Texas | Dallas | 67%
|
Biggest Cities that Border Another Country | Detroit | 67%
|
Detroit | 67%
| |
El Paso | 67%
| |
Biggest Cities in the Dakotas | Fargo | 67%
|
Fort Collins | 67%
| |
Biggest Cities that start with G | Grand Rapids | 67%
|
Grand Rapids | 67%
| |
Greensboro | 67%
| |
Houston | 67%
| |
US Cities with the Least Amount of Precipitation | Las Vegas | 67%
|
Las Vegas | 67%
| |
Biggest Cities that start with L | Los Angeles | 67%
|
Biggest Cities in the Sun Belt | Miami | 67%
|
Minneapolis | 67%
| |
Biggest Cities in Pennsylvania | Philadelphia | 67%
|
Pittsburgh | 67%
| |
Riverside | 67%
| |
San Antonio | 67%
| |
San Diego | 67%
| |
San Francisco | 67%
| |
Santa Fe | 67%
| |
Largest Cities Above the 45th Parallel North | Seattle | 67%
|
Sioux Falls | 67%
| |
Tampa | 67%
| |
Toledo | 67%
| |
Virginia Beach | 67%
| |
Philadelphia | 63%
| |
Buffalo | 60%
| |
Cleveland | 60%
| |
Denver | 60%
| |
Erie | 60%
| |
Cities with the Highest Rate of Property Crime | Albuquerque | 50%
|
Albuquerque | 50%
| |
Augusta | 50%
| |
Austin | 50%
| |
Baltimore | 50%
| |
Baltimore | 50%
| |
Birmingham | 50%
| |
Boston | 50%
| |
Boston | 50%
| |
Chicago | 50%
| |
Chicago | 50%
| |
Colorado Springs | 50%
| |
Biggest Cities in South Carolina | Columbia | 50%
|
Denver | 50%
| |
Harrisburg | 50%
| |
Houston | 50%
| |
Lafayette | 50%
| |
Lake Charles | 50%
| |
Los Angeles | 50%
| |
Madison | 50%
| |
Milwaukee | 50%
| |
Smallest Capitals by Population | Montpelier | 50%
|
Biggest Cities by City Proper Population | New York City | 50%
|
Ogden | 50%
| |
Omaha | 50%
| |
Philadelphia | 50%
| |
Pierre | 50%
| |
Providence | 50%
| |
Providence | 50%
| |
San Antonio | 50%
| |
San Francisco | 50%
| |
Seattle | 50%
| |
Shreveport | 50%
| |
Spokane | 50%
| |
St. Louis | 50%
| |
Biggest Cities that start with T | Tampa | 50%
|
Trenton | 50%
| |
Tucson | 50%
| |
Tulsa | 50%
| |
Biggest Cities that start with W | Washington D.C. | 50%
|
Most Educated US Cities | Washington D.C. | 50%
|
Biggest Cities in Virginia | Washington D.C. | 50%
|
Washington D.C. | 50%
| |
Baltimore | 40%
| |
Allentown | 33%
| |
Anchorage | 33%
| |
Biggest Cities in North Carolina | Charlotte | 33%
|
Charlotte | 33%
| |
Biggest Cities that start with D | Dallas | 33%
|
Durham | 33%
| |
El Paso | 33%
| |
Fredericksburg | 33%
| |
Grand Forks | 33%
| |
Greensboro | 33%
| |
Greenville | 33%
| |
Lancaster | 33%
| |
Lansing | 33%
| |
Little Rock | 33%
| |
Louisville | 33%
| |
Portland | 33%
| |
Rapid City | 33%
| |
Spokane | 33%
| |
Winston-Salem | 33%
| |
Bismarck | 25%
| |
Boise | 25%
| |
Fort Smith | 25%
| |
US Cities by Alcohol Consumption | Green Bay | 25%
|
Kansas City | 25%
| |
Madison | 25%
| |
Raleigh/Durham | 25%
| |
Reno | 25%
| |
San Francisco/San Jose | 25%
| |
Sioux City | 25%
| |
Biggest Cities Along the Arkansas River | Tulsa | 25%
|
Birmingham | 20%
| |
Albany | 0%
| |
Albuquerque | 0%
| |
Allentown | 0%
| |
Ann Arbor | 0%
| |
Appleton | 0%
| |
Arlington | 0%
| |
Austin | 0%
| |
Baltimore | 0%
| |
Billings | 0%
| |
Bridgeport | 0%
| |
Brownsville | 0%
| |
Brownsville | 0%
| |
Cape Coral | 0%
| |
Charleston | 0%
| |
Charleston | 0%
| |
Charleston | 0%
| |
Cheyenne | 0%
| |
Cleveland | 0%
| |
US Cities by Cancer Rate | Corpus Christi | 0%
|
Biggest Cities in the Southwest | Dallas | 0%
|
Dallas | 0%
| |
Dayton | 0%
| |
Des Moines | 0%
| |
Eau Claire | 0%
| |
Elkheart | 0%
| |
El Paso | 0%
| |
El Paso | 0%
| |
Biggest Cities that start with E | El Paso | 0%
|
Erie | 0%
| |
Eugene | 0%
| |
Evansville | 0%
| |
Evansville | 0%
| |
Evansville | 0%
| |
Fargo | 0%
| |
Fayetteville, AR | 0%
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Fayetteville, NC | 0%
| |
Flint | 0%
| |
Flint | 0%
| |
Fort Wayne | 0%
| |
Biggest Cities part of a Larger Urban Area (By City-Proper) | Fort Worth | 0%
|
Frankfort | 0%
| |
Green Bay | 0%
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Green Bay | 0%
| |
Greenville | 0%
| |
Gulfport | 0%
| |
Most Livable US Cities (According to the EUI) | Honolulu | 0%
|
Hottest US Cities With a Population of over 200,000 | Honolulu | 0%
|
Houston | 0%
| |
Biggest Cities on the Gulf Coast | Houston | 0%
|
Huntington | 0%
| |
Jacksonville | 0%
| |
Lafayette | 0%
| |
Lancaster | 0%
| |
Laredo | 0%
| |
Laredo | 0%
| |
Highest Percentage of Hispanic Citizens | Laredo | 0%
|
Las Cruces | 0%
| |
Long Beach | 0%
| |
Lorain | 0%
| |
Cities with the Lowest Median Income | McAllen | 0%
|
McAllen | 0%
| |
McAllen | 0%
| |
McAllen | 0%
| |
Memphis | 0%
| |
Memphis | 0%
| |
Memphis | 0%
| |
Mesa | 0%
| |
Muskegon | 0%
| |
Myrtle Beach | 0%
| |
Nampa | 0%
| |
New Orleans | 0%
| |
Oakland | 0%
| |
Oxnard | 0%
| |
Phoenix | 0%
| |
Phoenix | 0%
| |
Pittsburgh | 0%
| |
Pittsburgh | 0%
| |
Pittsburgh | 0%
| |
Provo | 0%
| |
Pueblo | 0%
| |
Racine | 0%
| |
Riverside | 0%
| |
Riverside | 0%
| |
Roanoke | 0%
| |
San Antonio | 0%
| |
San Antonio | 0%
| |
Santa Rosa | 0%
| |
Sarasota | 0%
| |
Sarasota | 0%
| |
South Bend | 0%
| |
Spartanburg | 0%
| |
Spokane | 0%
| |
St. Louis | 0%
| |
St. Louis | 0%
| |
Tampa | 0%
| |
Tampa | 0%
| |
Wichita | 0%
| |
Wichita | 0%
| |
Wilmington | 0%
| |
Winston-Salem | 0%
| |
Worcester | 0%
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