50 U.S. States Map Quiz (Easy, L1)

[B] Connecticut | The secret of a “pan handle”.

[D] Idaho | Lightning splits the crooked wedge.

[C] Illinois | Does it look like a bunch of grapes?

[A] Arkansas | A uniquely shaped puzzle piece.

[C] Wyoming | A perfect rectangle.

[A] Colorado | A larger perfect rectangle.

[A] Alabama | Like a cup with a straw, don't you think?

[D] Delaware | A Hercules arm.

[D] Wisconsin | Shaped like an outstretched glove, it is surrounded by Lakes Michigan and Superior.

[C] Georgia | A somewhat irregular pentagon.

[B] Hawaii | A chain of volcanic islands scattered across the Pacific Ocean.

[D] Alaska | The giant axe slashed, the blade of the axe facing west towards the Bering Sea.

[C] Arizona | South: Border with Mexico (Sonora).

[B] Indiana | Does it look like a paw? Up to you to determine!

[A] Ohio | There is the curved boundary of Lake Erie to the north, so that part is curved rather than straight.

[D] Kansas | A small missing corner breaks its almost perfect rectangle.

[C] Kentucky | The southern boundary is relatively straight, but not exactly straight.

[A] Louisiana | Long boots with cuffs filled with Mississippi Bayou sediment.

[C] Maine | North and East: Borders Canada, specifically Quebec and New Brunswick.

[D] Maryland | Pieces of the puzzle, cut to pieces.

[B] Massachusetts | East: facing the Atlantic Ocean.

[C] Michigan | Right glove, palm resting on the Great Lakes.

[B] Minnesota | Lots of lake accents.

[D] Mississippi | It is a relatively elongated, roughly rectangular shape.

[A] Vermont | Small triangular flag, flagpole inserted in Canada.

[C] Montana | The northern border is the national border with Canada, which is straight.

[A] Nebraska | Rectangles distorted by an iron.

[A] Nevada | Like a triangular “blade”.

[D] New Hampshire | Small triangular pizzas.

[C] New Jersey | Long strips of toothpaste.

[B] New Mexico | Nibbled off the lower right square by Texas.

[A] New York | It is a roughly inverted triangle or wedge shape with a wider top.

[A] North Carolina | An elongated, “stretched” trapezoid.

[A] North Dakota | Perfect rectangle with Canada along the top edge.

[A] Iowa | It is one of the “square” states in the Midwestern United States.

[A] Oklahoma | A knife? I think so!

[A] Oregon | It is a roughly rectangular shape, but not perfectly right-angled.

[A] Pennsylvania | A slice of bread placed diagonally.

[D] Rhode Island | Smallest State in the United States.

[A] South Carolina | It looks like an irregular “wedge”.

[C] South Dakota | Another regular rectangle, cut diagonally by the Missouri River.

[A] Tennessee | Long strips of ribbon.

[D] Texas | Cowboy boots, well it's all I can think of!

[B] Utah | Missing the long rectangle in the upper left corner.

[A] Missouri | Surrounded by eight states, Missouri has one of the most neighboring states in the United States.

[C] Virginia | A progressively taller mountain!

[A] Washington | The northern border, which is the national boundary with Canada, is relatively straight.

[A] West Virginia | An irregular “octopus”.

[A] Florida | A pistol?

[B] California | Surfboards hang diagonally along the Pacific Ocean.