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What do you know about Rhode Island?

Test your knowledge of Rhode Island. Take this simple quiz and find out if you've got what it takes to stand up for the 13th state to enter the union. Select an answer for each of the following ten questions and then click on the "How did I do?" button at the bottom of the page. All of the answers can be found here at NETSTATE Rhode Island.

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1)	What is the capital city of Rhode Island?
		a.	Providence
		b.	Narragansett
		c.	Newport

2)	What famous naval officer was born in in South Kingston in 1785?
		a.	David Glasgow Farragut
		b.	Chester William Nimitz
		c.	Oliver Hazard Perry

3)	What state borders Rhode Island on the west?
		a.	Massachusetts
		b.	Connecticut
		c.	New York

4)	What is the Rhode Island state motto?
		a.	Wisdom, justice and moderation
		b.	The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness
		c.	Hope

5)	What is the official state drink of Rhode Island?
		a.	Cranberry Juice
		b.	Milk
		c.	Coffee Milk

6)	How many stars are displayed on the Rhode Island state flag?
		a.	13 stars
		b.	1 star
		c.	10 stars

7)	Rhode Island is a very small state in terms of area (1,545 square miles). What is its ranking?
		a.	Rhode Island is the smallest state
		b.	Rhode Island is the second smallest state
		c.	Rhode Island is the third smallest state

8)	Which of these is a nickname for the state of Rhode Island?
		a.	The Constitution State
		b.	The Pine Tree State
		c.	The Ocean State

9)	What is the name of the famous Vanderbilt mansion built in Newport, RI in 1895?
		a.	Chateau-sur-Mer
		b.	Rosecliff
		c.	The Breakers

10)	What is the highest point in the state of Rhode Island?
		a.	Ebright Road (450 feet)
		b.	Driskill Mountain (535 feet)
		c.	Jerimoth Hill (812 feet)

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