Put your U.S. geography knowledge to the test by matching each state to its capital. With an easy difficulty level, this quiz is perfect for quick practice, classroom review, or brushing up before a t...
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This quiz builds quick recall of U.S. state capitals by pairing each state with the correct city. It’s designed for easy, confidence-building repetition that helps the right answers stick.
Each question uses a 4-option multiple-choice format with no timer, so you can focus on accuracy first and speed later.
Easy mode favors well-known capitals and clear distractors, keeping the challenge approachable while still testing real recall. You can also choose how many questions to play in a session, so a short warm-up or a full 50-question run both work.
Many mistakes come from mixing up nearby states or confusing the largest city with the capital (like assuming a major metro must be the answer). Watch for similar-sounding capital names and don’t rush when two options look familiar.
What is the capital of Alabama?
What is the capital of Alaska?
What is the capital of Arizona?
This quiz has 50 questions, each asking you to match a state with its capital.
Each question is multiple choice with 4 options, and there is no timer.
Yes. The difficulty is set to Easy, making it a great starting point for learning state capitals.
Yes. You can adjust the question count before you start to play a shorter or longer session.
A common error is picking the largest city instead of the capital or mixing up capitals of neighboring states.
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