SCRAMBLED STATES
Each nonsense phrase below can be anagrammed into the name of a U.S. state.
First letters of the states' names:
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SCRAMBLED STATES
Each nonsense phrase below can be anagrammed into the name of a U.S. state.
U.S. STATE ABBREVIATIONS II
Every U.S. state has a two-letter postal abbreviation. Some states inadvertently contain the postal abbreviations of other states. For example, CALIFORNIA hides within it Alabama AL, Oregon OR, and Iowa IA.
For each group below, identify the state whose name contains the postal abbreviations for all the states in that group.
1. Colorado, Maine, Nebraska
2. Colorado, Nebraska, Utah
3. Delaware, Louisiana, North Dakota
4. Idaho, Rhode Island, Oregon
5. Indiana, Massachusetts, Nebraska
6. Indiana, Michigan, Nebraska
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U.S. STATE ABBREVIATIONS I
Every U.S. state has a two-letter postal abbreviation. Some state names inadvertently contain the postal abbreviations of other states. For instance, ALABAMA hides within it LA (Louisiana) and MA (Massachusetts).
For each group below, identify the state whose name contains the postal abbreviations for all the states in that group.
1. Alabama, Iowa, Oregon
2. Arkansas, California, Indiana, Oregon
3. Arkansas, California, Indiana, Utah
4. Arkansas, Louisiana, Massachusetts, North Dakota
5. Arkansas, Louisiana, Washington
6. Colorado, Indiana, South Carolina
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Complete the names of New York cities by answering the clues in parentheses and placing the correct answers onto the blanks.
ABBREVIATED TRIPS
Use the description of each trip below to form a word by using the postal abbreviations of the states of the two cities (in order) and putting a letter in the middle.
Four U.S. states have _______ City capitals. One other U.S. capital city has two words, and three have name that are "compound" words - that is, they can be broken into two words each. What are the cities?
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MYSTERY LIST
U.S. Cities That Are Hard to Spell
Can you think up an absurd, but somehow appropriate, city name to go with each state? The state name can either be spelled out or abbreviated in any standard form - past or present - whichever works best to produce the best combination.