Florida Trivia Facts Quiz: MCQ
Florida trivia facts quiz: MCQ. Did you know that Florida has more toll roads, bridges, and golf courses than any other state in the nation, and it is home to the world golf hall of fame? The government has a significant coastline and boasts of beaches that people frequent in large numbers. For those who want to test out their knowledge of the state, this quiz will be a perfect start.
- 1.Where is the only living coral reef in the continental forty-eight states located?
- A.
Florida Keys
- B.
Padre Island, Texas
- C.
Channel Islands, California
- D.
Acadia National Park, Maine
- 2.What is the two-letter postal abbreviation for the state of Florida?
- A.
FO
- B.
FF
- C.
FL
- D.
FA
- 3.Which Florida city is the home to many rocket launches?
- A.
Key West
- B.
Cape Canaveral
- C.
Jacksonville
- D.
Orlando
- 4.What is the name of the old Fort in the Dry Tortugas, 70 miles West of Key West, FL?
- A.
Ft. Harrison
- B.
Ft. Jackson
- C.
Ft. Washington
- D.
Ft. Jefferson
- 5.What is the biggest key in the land area of the Florida Keys?
- A.
Long Key
- B.
Big Pine Key
- C.
Key Largo
- D.
Key West
- 6.Which coast of Florida has the most lighthouses?
- A.
North
- B.
East
- C.
West
- D.
South
- 7.What is the state flower of Florida?
- A.
Rose
- B.
Daisy
- C.
Orange Blossom
- D.
Sunflower
- 8.Which city would you find in Florida?
- A.
Kettering
- B.
Massapequa
- C.
Easton
- D.
Port St. Lucie
- 9.How long was the longest bridge in the Florida Keys in 2006?
- A.
2 Miles
- B.
3.5 Miles
- C.
7 Miles
- D.
5 Miles
- 10.Florida, with a land area of 53,997 square miles, is ranked were compared to other states in the total land area?
- A.
27th
- B.
45th
- C.
22th
- D.
35th
- 11.What are the state bird and state tree of Florida?
- A.
Scissor-Tailed Flycatcher And Redbud
- B.
Mockingbird And Sabal Palmetto
- C.
Common Loon And Red Pine
- D.
Eastern Goldfinch And Red Oak
- 12.What was the sports beverage "Gatorade" named for?
- A.
Alligators Of The Everglades
- B.
University Of Florida Gators
- C.
Florida State University Gators
- D.
Disney Characters
- 13.When did Florida achieve statehood in the USA?
- A.
April 30, 1812
- B.
March 3, 1845
- C.
December 18, 1787
- D.
May 29, 1790
- 14.What hotel is the most recognizable and photographed spot in South Beach?
- A.
Colony Hotel
- B.
Winterhaven Hotel
- C.
Sagamore Hotel
- D.
Beach Hotel
- 15.Which European nation had control of Florida for only 20 years, from 1763-83?
- A.
Portugal
- B.
England
- C.
Spain
- D.
France
- 16.Which explorer named Espiritu Santo Springs, FL while on his search for the Fountain of Youth?
- A.
Juan Ponce De Leon
- B.
Christopher Columbus
- C.
Vasco De Gama
- D.
Hernando De Soto
- 17.Which Florida city is known as the "Venice of America"?
- A.
Fort Lauderdale
- B.
St. Petersburg
- C.
Miami
- D.
Orlando
- 18.Which Florida "fort" was active during both World Wars, the Civil War, and the Spanish-American War?
- A.
Fort Lauderdale
- B.
Fort Pierce
- C.
Fort Myers
- D.
Fort Zachary Taylor
- 19.What two rivers in Florida have the same name, but are not connected in any other way?
- A.
Withlacoochee Rivers
- B.
Suwannee Rivers
- C.
Clearwaters Rivers
- D.
St. Johns Rivers
- 20.Which of these Florida cities will you find in Manatee County?
- A.
Vero Beach
- B.
Fort Pierce
- C.
Bradenton
- D.
Brooksville
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