Which states are considered part of New England in the United States?
a) Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont, Connecticut
b) New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware
c) Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Vermont
d) Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina
Answer: a) Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont, Connecticut
Which state is known as the “Pine Tree State”?
a) New Hampshire
b) Rhode Island
c) Maine
d) Vermont
Answer: c) Maine
What is the capital of Massachusetts?
a) Providence
b) Hartford
c) Concord
d) Boston
Answer: d) Boston
Which New England state is the smallest in terms of land area?
a) Vermont
b) Rhode Island
c) Connecticut
d) New Hampshire
Answer: b) Rhode Island
The historical event known as the “Boston Tea Party” occurred in which state?
a) New Hampshire
b) Rhode Island
c) Massachusetts
d) Connecticut
Answer: c) Massachusetts
Which New England state is famous for its covered bridges and maple syrup?
a) Vermont
b) New Hampshire
c) Maine
d) Connecticut
Answer: a) Vermont
The largest city in New England and the capital of Massachusetts is:
a) Providence
b) Hartford
c) Concord
d) Boston
Answer: d) Boston
The historic Freedom Trail is a 2.5-mile route through which city?
a) Hartford
b) Portland
c) Providence
d) Boston
Answer: d) Boston
What is the official nickname of New Hampshire?
a) The Granite State
b) The Green Mountain State
c) The Bay State
d) The Ocean State
Answer: a) The Granite State
The state of Vermont is known for its picturesque mountains, especially the:
a) Blue Ridge Mountains
b) Rocky Mountains
c) Green Mountains
d) Appalachian Mountains
Answer: c) Green Mountains
Which state is known as the “Constitution State”?
a) Connecticut
b) Massachusetts
c) New Hampshire
d) Rhode Island
Answer: a) Connecticut
The historic town of Plymouth, known for the landing of the Pilgrims in 1620, is located in which state?
a) Massachusetts
b) Rhode Island
c) Maine
d) New Hampshire
Answer: a) Massachusetts
The Ivy League university “Yale” is located in which New England state?
a) New Hampshire
b) Vermont
c) Rhode Island
d) Connecticut
Answer: d) Connecticut
Cape Cod, a popular summer destination, is located in which state?
a) Maine
b) New Hampshire
c) Massachusetts
d) Vermont
Answer: c) Massachusetts
What is the capital of Rhode Island?
a) Concord
b) Montpelier
c) Providence
d) Hartford
Answer: c) Providence
Which state is known for its vibrant fall foliage and the “Kancamagus Highway”?
a) Maine
b) Vermont
c) Massachusetts
d) Connecticut
Answer: b) Vermont
“Old Ironsides,” the oldest commissioned warship afloat, is located in which state?
a) Massachusetts
b) Connecticut
c) Rhode Island
d) New Hampshire
Answer: a) Massachusetts
Which state is known as the “Live Free or Die State”?
a) Vermont
b) New Hampshire
c) Maine
d) Connecticut
Answer: b) New Hampshire
Acadia National Park, known for its scenic landscapes and coastal beauty, is located in which state?
a) Maine
b) New Hampshire
c) Massachusetts
d) Vermont
Answer: a) Maine
The Bennington Battle Monument, commemorating the Battle of Bennington during the American Revolution, is located in which state?
a) Vermont
b) Connecticut
c) Rhode Island
d) Massachusetts
Answer: a) Vermont
Which state is known for its seafood, including lobster and clam chowder?
a) Connecticut
b) Rhode Island
c) Maine
d) Vermont
Answer: c) Maine
The city of Providence is the capital of which New England state?
a) Massachusetts
b) Connecticut
c) Rhode Island
d) New Hampshire
Answer: c) Rhode Island
The birthplace of American artist Norman Rockwell is located in which New England state?
a) Vermont
b) Massachusetts
c) Connecticut
d) New Hampshire
Answer: b) Massachusetts
The famous “Berklee College of Music” is located in which city in Massachusetts?
a) Boston
b) Worcester
c) Springfield
d) Lowell
Answer: a) Boston
Which state is known for having the “White Mountains”?
a) Maine
b) Vermont
c) New Hampshire
d) Connecticut
Answer: c) New Hampshire
The Old North Church, famous for “One if by land, two if by sea,” is located in which city?
a) Boston
b) Providence
c) Portland
d) Hartford
Answer: a) Boston
Which New England state is known for its coastal lighthouses, including Portland Head Light?
a) Maine
b) Massachusetts
c) Connecticut
d) Rhode Island
Answer: a) Maine
The state of Connecticut is known for its historic maritime city:
a) Hartford
b) New Haven
c) Providence
d) Concord
Answer: b) New Haven
“The Hub of the Universe” is a nickname for which city?
a) Boston
b) Providence
c) Portland
d) Burlington
Answer: a) Boston
The “Connecticut River” flows through multiple New England states, including Connecticut and:
a) Vermont
b) New Hampshire
c) Rhode Island
d) Maine
Answer: b) New Hampshire
Which state is home to the famous basketball team “Boston Celtics”?
a) Rhode Island
b) Vermont
c) Connecticut
d) Massachusetts
Answer: d) Massachusetts
“The Granite State” is the nickname of which New England state?
a) Vermont
b) Maine
c) New Hampshire
d) Rhode Island
Answer: c) New Hampshire
Which state is known for its vibrant fall foliage and the “Franconia Notch State Park”?
a) Vermont
b) Maine
c) New Hampshire
d) Connecticut
Answer: c) New Hampshire
The historic “Mayflower Compact” was signed by Pilgrims in 1620 upon landing in which New England state?
a) Massachusetts
b) Maine
c) Rhode Island
d) Connecticut
Answer: a) Massachusetts
The Norman Rockwell Museum, dedicated to the American artist, is located in which New England state?
a) Maine
b) Vermont
c) Massachusetts
d) Connecticut
Answer: c) Massachusetts
Which state is known for its maritime history, including the Mystic Seaport?
a) Maine
b) Vermont
c) Connecticut
d) Massachusetts
Answer: c) Connecticut
The city of Newport is famous for its historic mansions and is located in which state?
a) Vermont
b) New Hampshire
c) Maine
d) Rhode Island
Answer: d) Rhode Island
Which New England state is known for its picturesque lakes, including Lake Champlain?
a) New Hampshire
b) Vermont
c) Massachusetts
d) Connecticut
Answer: b) Vermont
The “Breakers” mansion, a symbol of the Gilded Age, is located in which New England state?
a) Rhode Island
b) Vermont
c) New Hampshire
d) Connecticut
Answer: a) Rhode Island
The “Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)” is located in which city?
a) Boston
b) Providence
c) Hartford
d) Burlington
Answer: a) Boston
Which New England state is known for its “Old State House” and the site of the Boston Massacre?
a) Vermont
b) New Hampshire
c) Massachusetts
d) Connecticut
Answer: c) Massachusetts
The maritime city of Portland is the largest city in which New England state?
a) Maine
b) Vermont
c) Connecticut
d) New Hampshire
Answer: a) Maine
The city of Hartford is the capital of which New England state?
a) Vermont
b) New Hampshire
c) Maine
d) Connecticut
Answer: d) Connecticut
Which state is known for its cranberry bogs and “Cape Cod” vacation area?
a) Maine
b) Vermont
c) Massachusetts
d) Connecticut
Answer: c) Massachusetts
Mount Washington, known for its extreme weather, is the highest peak in which New England state?
a) New Hampshire
b) Vermont
c) Maine
d) Massachusetts
Answer: a) New Hampshire
The “Basketball Hall of Fame” is located in which New England state?
a) Connecticut
b) Rhode Island
c) Vermont
d) Massachusetts
Answer: d) Massachusetts
The coastal city of Portsmouth is located in which New England state?
a) Vermont
b) New Hampshire
c) Maine
d) Rhode Island
Answer: b) New Hampshire
The “Essex Steam Train & Riverboat” offers scenic rides in which New England state?
a) Vermont
b) Massachusetts
c) Rhode Island
d) Connecticut
Answer: d) Connecticut
Which state is known for its “Lake Winnipesaukee” and the “White Mountains”?
a) Maine
b) Vermont
c) New Hampshire
d) Massachusetts
Answer: c) New Hampshire
Which New England state is famous for its maritime heritage and the Mystic Seaport?
a) Vermont
b) Massachusetts
c) Connecticut
d) Rhode Island
Answer: c) Connecticut
