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US states and capitals quiz
Learn the 50 states and capitals with a multiple-choice quiz, or pick a random state.
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About US states and capitals quiz
Learn all 50 US states and their capitals through a multiple-choice quiz, or pull a random state for a quick flashcard. Tricky ones are those where the capital is not the biggest city, like Sacramento in California, Albany in New York and Juneau in Alaska.
How to use US states and capitals quiz
- Choose the multiple-choice quiz or pick a random state.
- Select the capital you think matches each state.
- Check your score and repeat the states you missed.
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- Free to embed on your own website, with a ready-made code to copy.
- Available in 10 languages.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the hardest state capitals to remember?
Those that are not the largest city: Sacramento, Albany, Harrisburg, Tallahassee, Austin and Springfield are common mistakes. Repeat the quiz until these stop tripping you.
How can I memorise all 50 capitals?
Learn them in small groups, such as a region at a time, and quiz yourself daily. Linking a capital to a picture or a story makes each one easier to recall.
Why do wrong answers repeat?
Questions come from a fixed list of 50, so a state can return in a later round. Treat repeats as a signal that you need more practice on that one.
Is US states and capitals quiz free?
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Can I put US states and capitals quiz on my own website?
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