1) New Hampshire's symbol, the Old Man of the Mountain, was the subject of a short story by the famous author ___________________
a) Edgar Allen Poe
b) John Steinbeck
c) Nathaniel Hawthorne
d) Ernest Hemingway
2) New Hampshire's ____________________ is the most climbed mountain in the Americas.
a) Mount Lafayette
b) Mount Monadnock
c) Cannon Mountain
d) Mount Washington
3) Although Daniel Webster was born in New Hampshire, graduated from Dartmouth, and represented Portsmouth in Congress, he achieved his greatest fame as a U.S. Senator from __________________.
a) Massachusetts
b) Maine
c) Vermont
d) New York
4) New Hampshire's famous notches were the product of ____________.
a) Earthquakes
b) Erosion
c) Glaciers
d)Hurricanes
5) New Hampshire's eighteen-mile coastline shares a set of islands with Maine called the ______________.
a) Plum Islands
b) Casco Islands
c) Rattlesnake Islands
d) Isle of Shoals
6) The New Hampshire state seal and flag recall the importance of the _______________ industry to the state's history.
a) Logging
b) Ship-building
c)Fishing
d)Textiles
7) Mount Washington is noted for having ______________.
a) North America's highest peak
b) America's coldest recorded temperatures
c) New Hampshire's rarest bird
d) The world's highest recorded winds
8) The Amoskeag Mill, once the largest textile operation in the world, was established along the Merrimack River in ____________________.
a) Manchester
b) Nashua
c) Concord
d) Merrimack
9) The state motto, “Live Free or Die,” was uttered by _____________ more than 30 years after the event that made him a New Hampshire hero.
a) Meldrim Thomson
b) Franklin Pierce
c) John Stark
d) Josiah Bartlett
10) ___________________, one of America's best-loved poets, lived in a number of New Hampshire communities.
a) Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
b) Robert Frost
c) John Greenleaf Whittier
d) Elizabeth Barrett Browning