United States Virgin Islands Quiz: Trivia!
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What was the Year of 1st Official STT Carnival?
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1952
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1954
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1967
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Dive into the rich history and geography of the US Virgin Islands with this engaging trivia quiz! Test your knowledge on historical events, significant locations, and notable figures of the USVI, enhancing your understanding of this unique U. S. Territory.
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When was the First VI Lottery Drawing?
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1971
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1918
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1937
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A. 1937Explanation
The correct answer is 1937. This was the year when the First VI Lottery Drawing took place.Rate this question:
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What is the Eastern-most Point of the U.S. Virgin Islands?
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Red Hook St. Thomas
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Point Udall St. Croix
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Coral Bay St. John
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A. Point Udall St. CroixExplanation
Point Udall in St. Croix is the easternmost point of the U.S. Virgin Islands. It is located on the easternmost tip of the island and is known for its breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea. Point Udall is a popular tourist destination and offers visitors the opportunity to take in the natural beauty of the island while standing at the easternmost point of the United States.Rate this question:
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What was the original Name of Cyril E King Airport?
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Harry S. Truman Airport
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Henry E. Rholsen Airport
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Owen Roberts International Airport
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A. Harry S. Truman AirportExplanation
The original name of Cyril E King Airport was Harry S. Truman Airport.Rate this question:
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Who composed the VI National Anthem?
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John Philip Sousa
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Dion Parsons
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Alton Adams, Sr.
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A. Alton Adams, Sr.Explanation
Alton Adams, Sr. composed the VI National Anthem.Rate this question:
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Name the 1st USVI Pharmacist.
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Lotta Scriptions
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A. H. Riise
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Kay Mart
Correct Answer
A. A. H. RiiseExplanation
A. H. Riise is the correct answer because he is recognized as the first USVI pharmacist.Rate this question:
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What Four-time NBA Champion is from the USVI?
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Raja Bell
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Tim Duncan
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Charles Claxton
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A. Tim DuncanExplanation
Tim Duncan is the correct answer because he is a four-time NBA champion and he is from the US Virgin Islands (USVI). Duncan had a successful career playing for the San Antonio Spurs, where he won championships in 1999, 2003, 2005, and 2007. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest power forwards in NBA history and has been recognized for his skills, leadership, and consistency throughout his career.Rate this question:
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What is the Motto of the USVI?
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Drive Left
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United in Pride and Hope
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Forward, Upward, Onward, Together
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A. United in Pride and HopeExplanation
The motto of the USVI is "United in Pride and Hope". This motto reflects the unity and optimism of the people of the United States Virgin Islands. It emphasizes the importance of coming together as a community, taking pride in their identity, and looking towards a future filled with hope and progress.Rate this question:
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What was the 1st USVI Radio Station?
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Radio One
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WSTA
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Isle 95
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A. WSTAExplanation
WSTA is the correct answer because it is widely recognized as the first radio station in the United States Virgin Islands (USVI). It was established in 1949 and has been serving the community for many years. Radio One and Isle 95 are not historically known as the first USVI radio stations, making them incorrect options.Rate this question:
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What was the 1st Civilian USVI Governor?
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Waldo A. Evans
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Paul Martin Pearson
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Melvin Hebert Evans
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A. Paul Martin PearsonExplanation
Paul Martin Pearson was the 1st civilian Governor of the United States Virgin Islands (USVI). He served as the Governor from 1970 to 1975. Prior to his appointment as Governor, Pearson had a distinguished career in the military, serving in World War II and the Korean War. As Governor, Pearson focused on improving the economy of the USVI and promoting tourism. He also worked towards increasing self-governance and autonomy for the USVI. Pearson's tenure as Governor marked an important milestone in the history of the USVI, as he was the first civilian to hold the position.Rate this question:
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Who was the First USVI World Champion Boxer?
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John Jackson
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Julius Jackson
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Julian Jackson
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A. Julian JacksonExplanation
Julian Jackson is the correct answer because he was the first boxer from the US Virgin Islands to become a world champion. He held the WBA Middleweight title from 1988 to 1990 and had a successful career in the sport. John and Julius Jackson are also boxers from the US Virgin Islands, but they did not hold world champion titles.Rate this question:
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What is considered to be "One of the Finest Marine Gardens in the Caribbean Sea"?
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Buck Island National Park
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St. Thomas Mangroves
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Coral World
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A. Buck Island National ParkExplanation
Buck Island National Park is considered to be "One of the Finest Marine Gardens in the Caribbean Sea".Rate this question:
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What is the National Flower of the USVI?
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Yellow Elder Blossom
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Flamboyant
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Hibiscus
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A. Yellow Elder BlossomExplanation
The correct answer is Yellow Elder Blossom. The Yellow Elder Blossom is the national flower of the US Virgin Islands (USVI). It is a vibrant yellow flower that blooms on the Yellow Elder tree, which is native to the Caribbean region. The Yellow Elder Blossom is significant to the USVI as it represents the beauty and resilience of the islands' natural environment.Rate this question:
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Name the 1st USVI Newspaper.
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VI Daily News
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St. Croix Avis
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St. John Tradewinds
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A. St. Croix AvisExplanation
The St. Croix Avis is the correct answer because it is a well-known newspaper in the US Virgin Islands (USVI). It has been serving the community of St. Croix for many years and is considered the first newspaper in the USVI. The VI Daily News and St. John Tradewinds are also newspapers in the USVI, but they are not the first ones.Rate this question:
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What was the 1st hotel in St. Thomas?
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Virgin Islands Hotel
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St. Croix by the Sea
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Bluebeard’s Castle
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A. Bluebeard’s CastleExplanation
Bluebeard's Castle is considered to be the first hotel in St. Thomas. It is a historic property that was originally built as a Danish military fortress in the 17th century. Over time, it was converted into a hotel and has since become a popular tourist destination. The hotel offers stunning views of the Caribbean Sea and is known for its unique architecture and rich history.Rate this question:
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Who won Olympian Sailing Silver Medal for the USVI?
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Cy Thompson
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Peter Holmberg
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Mimi Roller
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A. Peter HolmbergExplanation
Peter Holmberg won the Olympian Sailing Silver Medal for the USVI.Rate this question:
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Name the St. John National Park Major Donator.
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Henry H. Reichhold
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Bill Gates
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Laurance S. Rockefeller
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A. Laurance S. RockefellerExplanation
Laurance S. Rockefeller is the correct answer for the major donor of St. John National Park. He is known for his philanthropic efforts and was actively involved in the conservation and preservation of natural landscapes. His contributions to the park played a significant role in its development and maintenance.Rate this question:
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Name the Indigenous Indian Tribes of the USVI.
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Aztec, Myan
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Sioux, Hopi, Cheyenne
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Tainos, Arawak, Cibony
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A. Tainos, Arawak, CibonyExplanation
The correct answer is Tainos, Arawak, Cibony. These are the indigenous Indian tribes of the USVI. The Tainos were the largest tribe and inhabited the islands of Puerto Rico, Hispaniola, and the Virgin Islands. The Arawak tribe also lived in the Caribbean region, including the USVI. The Cibony tribe was a smaller tribe that resided in the Virgin Islands specifically. These tribes had their own unique cultures, languages, and ways of life before the arrival of European colonizers.Rate this question:
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Where Did Pirates Stop for Fresh Water?
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Miami
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Old San Juan
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Water Island
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A. Water IslandExplanation
Water Island is the correct answer because pirates would stop there for fresh water. Pirates needed a reliable source of fresh water during their voyages, and Water Island provided that. This allowed them to replenish their supplies and continue their journeys at sea. Miami and Old San Juan are not known for being stops for fresh water, making Water Island the most logical choice.Rate this question:
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Bonus Question: Ron Zorro Was A...
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A VI Olympic Fencer
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A VI Rum
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A 1960s Comic Strip Character
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A. A VI RumExplanation
The answer "A VI Rum" suggests that Ron Zorro was associated with rum. The use of "VI" indicates that it could be referring to the Roman numeral for six, implying that Ron Zorro was associated with rum in some way during the sixth edition or iteration of something. However, without further context or information, it is difficult to determine the exact nature of Ron Zorro's association with rum.Rate this question:
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Bonus Question: How many players win the VI Lottery?
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One in eight players wins
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100 numbers are pulled as winners
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Everyone in the Virgin Islands. Lottery funds education, assistance to the elderly, the VI general fund and many other programs that touch the lives of every citizen.
Correct Answer
A. One in eight players winsExplanation
The explanation for the given answer is that out of every eight players who participate in the VI Lottery, only one player is able to win. This means that the chances of winning the lottery are relatively low, as the odds are 1 in 8.Rate this question:
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How can you win a grand prize of $500,000?
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In the June “Big Money” Extra Drawing
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In the December “Holiday Payday” Extra Drawing
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Both answers are correct
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A. Both answers are correctExplanation
Both answers are correct because in order to win a grand prize of $500,000, you need to participate in both the June "Big Money" Extra Drawing and the December "Holiday Payday" Extra Drawing. By participating in both drawings, you increase your chances of winning the grand prize.Rate this question:
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Early Name for Frenchtown.
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Carenage
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Honduras
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Both answers are correct
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Early Steam-powered Marine Railway.
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Creque Marine Railway, Hassel Island
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Cruz Bay Express
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Cruzan Conga Line
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A. Creque Marine Railway, Hassel IslandExplanation
The given answer, Creque Marine Railway, Hassel Island, is the correct answer because it is the only option that is related to the topic mentioned in the question, which is "Early Steam-powered Marine Railway." The other options, Cruz Bay Express and Cruzan Conga Line, are not relevant to the topic and do not fit the context. Therefore, Creque Marine Railway, Hassel Island, is the most appropriate answer.Rate this question:
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The number of islands and cays in the USVI?
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Four
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Fifty
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Thirty-seven
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A. FiftyExplanation
The correct answer is "Fifty" because the US Virgin Islands (USVI) is an archipelago consisting of 50 islands and cays. These islands and cays are located in the Caribbean Sea and are known for their beautiful beaches, clear waters, and vibrant marine life. The USVI is a popular tourist destination and each island offers unique attractions and activities for visitors to enjoy.Rate this question:
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