Tune into the 7th Question Stretch where we'll share our favorite activities when visiting Chicago! See how you stacked up against the Chloee Hardness Test! Throughout the round, test your knowledge of all things Chicago! Whether you're a frequent visitor or planning your first trip, you're bound to learn something during this week's episode!

Seth and Chloee once again host this week's Travelin' Trivia Episode. To keep up with their latest travels, follow @travel_down_wander on Instagram.

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Question 1: 

From the deepest dish pizzas you’ll find in the US...

Question 2:

Chicago has been the main stage for hundreds...

Question 3:

True or False. The flow of the Chicago River was reversed so...

Question 4:

How many NBA championships have the Chicago Bulls...

Question 5: 

Name the 4 states that can be seen on a clear day...

Question 6:

Home to one of Chicago’s two Major League Baseball teams...

Question 7:

Multiple Choice. When was the first world's fair...

Question 8:

According to an article published by CBS Chicago, what city attraction surpassed...

Question 9:

What route made famous by popular culture has its start...

Question 10:

True or False. The name Chicago was first recorded in 1688...

Bonus Question: 

Chicago’s Field Museum owns the world’s largest...

Join us next week for US Mountain Trivia!

Tune into the 7th Question Stretch where we cover our favorite Fall Activities and explore USAToday's top Fall Destinations! See how you stacked up against the Chloee Hardness Test! Throughout the round, test your knowledge of all things Wyoming! Whether you're a frequent visitor or planning your first trip, you're bound to learn something during this week's episode!

Seth and Chloee once again host this week's Travelin' Trivia Episode. To keep up with their latest travels, follow @travel_down_wander on Instagram.

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Question 1: 

According to an article posted by ABC in 2020...

Question 2:

True or False. Arguably Fall’s most recognizable feature,...

Question 3:

Brought on by diminishing length of day and changes in temperature...

Question 4:

If Autumn in the Northern Hemisphere runs from September through November...

Question 5: 

What 1987 Thanksgiving Cult Classic depicts the union of two unlikely characters...

Question 6:

Each Fall, millions of birds migrate for a variety of reasons ranging from a search...

Question 7:

In some states, the night before Halloween is a “celebrated” informal teen holiday...

Question 8:

True or False, According to an article published by Live Science analyzing US birth rates...

Question 9:

Pumpkin Pie Spice. At this point, we’re probably all fallen victim at least once...

Question 10:

For many, Fall is the best time of year for a much different reason...

Bonus Question: 

Halloween, the spookiest time of year, a magical day full of illusions...

Join us next week for Chicago Trivia!

Stick around for our example Wyoming Trip Itinerary during the 7th Question Stretch! See how you stacked up against the Chloee Hardness Test! Throughout the round, test your knowledge of all things Wyoming! Whether you're a frequent visitor or planning your first trip, you're bound to learn something during this week's episode!

Seth and Chloee once again host this week's Travelin' Trivia Episode. To keep up with their latest travels, follow @travel_down_wander on Instagram.

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Question 1: 

Wyoming is home to a multitude of wildlife...

Question 2:

According to an article released by USAtoday,  Approximately what percent of land in Wyoming...

Question 3:

In a previous episode, we mentioned Devil's Tower, one of several National Monuments in Wyoming...

Question 4:

Since 1936 the Wyoming State license plate has included what iconic image...

Question 5: 

What famous American frontiersman established a fort in Southwestern Wyoming...

Question 6:

True or False. Wyoming became the last state to grant women...

Question 7:

Each year, the Douglas Chamber of Commerce issues thousands of hunting permits...

Question 8:

True or False. The University of Wyoming’s Cowboy and Cowgirl stadiums in Laramie...

Question 9:

Wyoming shares borders with 6 US states...

Question 10:

Although they may be few and far between, what are people from the state...

Bonus Question: 

Name two of the thirteen Native American tribes that historically inhabited...

Grab your pumpkin carving knife and a pumpkin spiced latte before joining us next week for... Fall Trivia!

Hear the host's take on Sin City during the 7th Question Stretch! See how you stacked up against the Chloee Hardness Test! Throughout the round, test your knowledge all things uniquely Las Vegas! Whether you're a frequent visitor or if you've never been, you're bound to learn something during this week's episode!

Seth and Chloee once again host this week's Travelin' Trivia Episode. To keep up with their latest travels, follow @travel_down_wander on Instagram.

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Question 1: 

For centuries, the area that would become Las Vegas existed as a lush desert...

Question 2:

Las Vegas is famous for being over the top...

Question 3:

You couldn’t toss a poker chip in Las Vegas without it landing on a must-see show...

Question 4:

For many, gambling is what draws them to the bright lights of las vegas like moths...

Question 5: 

If you visit Las Vegas today, you’ll see new construction replacing outdated resorts...

Question 6:

A question for our movie aficionados...

Question 7:

How many casinos can be found within Clark County Nevada...

Question 8:

True or False. Thanks to millions of lights, Las Vegas Nevada...

Question 9:

While many travel to Las Vegas for the thrill of the strip, just outside of town exists...

Question 10:

True or False. The famous Las Vegas Strip is located within the city...

Bonus Question: 

Of all of the states in the US, which state sends the most tourists...

Join us next week for... Wyoming Trivia!

Hear the story of the host's recent trip to Shenandoah during the 7th Question Stretch! See how you stacked up against the Chloee Hardness Test! Throughout the round, test your knowledge of Shenandoah National Park from history to geography and everything in between! Whether you're a frequent visitor or if you've never been, you're bound to learn something during this week's episode!

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Question 1: 

In an effort to familiarize ourselves with the region as a whole...

Question 2:

If you visit the park today, you’ll likely take for granted the ease...

Question 3:

During the height of racial injustice and segregation...

Question 4:

What common camping activity is strictly prohibited while camping...

Question 5: 

While Shenandoah National Park is home to 93 named peaks...

Question 6:

What Famous National Scenic Trail winds its way 104 miles...

Question 7:

True or False. 40% of Shenandoah National Park has...

Question 8:

This 240 acre National Monument is the only one you’ll find in Missouri...

Question 9:

What US president owned a rustic and beautiful summer vacation home called...

Question 10:

What governmental power did the Commonwealth of Virginia...

Bonus Question: 

Shenandoah national park is known for being pet friendly, but just how pet friendly?

Join us next week for... Las Vegas Trivia!

Hear the story of the host's back-to-back Labor Day failures during the 7th Question Stretch! See how you stacked up against the Chloee Hardness Test! Throughout the round, test your knowledge of National Monuments across the United States from history to geography and everything in between! Whether you don't know what a National Monument is or if you've visited them all, you'll gain newfound appreciation after this week's episode!

Seth and Chloee once again host this week's Travelin' Trivia Episode. To keep up with their latest travels, follow @travel_down_wander on Instagram.

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Question 1: 

While National Parks may get a majority of the fan fair, 128 National Monuments dot...

Question 2:

National Monuments can be directly established...

Question 3:

Some National Monuments are even older than our National Parks...

Question 4:

Vermillion Cliffs National Monument located in Northern Arizona and southern Utah...

Question 5: 

Located above the Arctic Circle, what Northernmost national monument...

Question 6:

Dinosaur Monument is comprised of 210,000 acres of protected public...

Question 7:

While many National Monuments have taken millions of years to form...

Question 8:

This 240 acre National Monument is the only one you’ll find in Missouri...

Question 9:

Mounds of Earth in the shape of bears, birds, bison, deer, lynx, panthers...

Question 10:

True or False. The US Forest Service, US Fish and Wildlife Service...

Bonus Question: 

Although an abundance of National Monuments exist throughout... 

Join us next week for... Shenandoah National Park Trivia!

Hear the story of how the power of water nearly took out one of the hosts during the 7th Question Stretch! See how you stacked up against the Chloee Hardness Test! Throughout the round, test your knowledge of Famous Rivers across the United States from history to geography and everything in between! Whether you're a casual observer or white water thrill seeker, you'll gain a newfound appreciation for rivers after this week's episode!

Seth and Chloee once again host this week's Travelin' Trivia Episode. To keep up with their latest travels, follow @sethmalcolm76 on Instagram.

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Question 1: 

Draining a total of 31 states and 2 Canadian provinces...

Question 2:

According to the office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy...

Question 3:

Dubbed “The busiest bridge in the world” the George Washington Bridge...

Question 4:

The power of water is mighty and relentless...

Question 5: 

Speaking in generalities, if you’re from nearly any place in the United States...

Question 6:

The largest and longest river system in the US tends to get all the love...

Question 7:

At one point or another, most of us learned that the Niagara River...

Question 8:

a Frigid Christmas Night in 1776, General George Washington...

Question 9:

Over time, many rivers change course, and experience periods of...

Question 10:

True or False. The Ohio River starts in Pittsburg...

Bonus Question: 

The Bristol Bay Watershed in southwestern Alaska supports... Bristol Bay. Join us next week for the first installment of... National Monument Trivia!

Hear the story of our less than perfect marriage proposal and get some hot Michigan Travel Tips during the 7th Question Stretch! See how you stacked up against Chloee thanks to the newly established Chloee Hardness Test! Throughout the round, test your knowledge of all things Michigan from history to geography and everything in between! Whether you're a proud Michigander or you've never crossed the "Mighty Mac", you're in for a treat this week. 

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Question 1: 

While many of you may be familiar with Michigan’s National Park...

Question 2:

Those that live below the famed “Mighty Mackinaw Bridge”...

Question 3:

What Michigan City is known as the Cherry...

Question 4:

A lock can be defined as an enclosure located...

Question 5: 

If there’s one thing Michigan definitely isn’t lacking...

Question 6:

Detroit, Michigan has long been known as the automotive capital...

Question 7:

Popularized by Hemingway’s Stories, the Upper Peninsula of Michigan...

Question 8:

Michigan is home to a lot of water...

Question 9:

The following is an excerpt from Native American folklore provided...

Question 10:

True or False. The once mining boom town of Calumet Michigan...

Bonus Question: 

In 1926 Michigan became home to the nations first...

We hope you enjoyed the show! Join us next week for... Famous US Rivers Trivia!

Discover our Lexington Top List during the 7th Question Stretch! See how you stacked up vs. Chloee thanks to the newly established Chloee Hardness Test! Throughout the round, test your knowledge of all things Kentucky from history to geography and much more! Whether you've lived in Kentucky your entire life or you're heading to the Derby for the first time, this episode aims to educate and inspire your time in the 15th State of the Union.

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Question 1: 

While it doesn’t even crack the 10 ten in terms of population size...

Question 2:

There is definitely no shortage of water in Kentucky,...

Question 3:

True or False. There are twice as many Bourbon Barrels...

Question 4:

While some locals embrace it, others despise it...

Question 5: 

Which Kentucky city is home to the largest municipal urban...

Question 6:

Often referred to as the Niagara of the South...

Question 7:

What is the name of the unique geologic area...

Question 8:

What is the name of the only National Park...

Question 9:

What Kentucky city is home to the childhood residence...

Question 10:

Rather than the traditional square agricultural fields...

Bonus Question: 

In horse racing...

We hope you enjoyed the show! Join us next week for... Michigan Trivia!

Stay for the 7th Question Stretch to hear how one of the Host's was stranded at the Grand Canyon! Along the way, test your knowledge of the Grand Canyon with questions focused on the National Park, geography, geology, culture, climate, critters and more! Whether you've visited the Grand Canyon from north, south, east and west, or you've never been, our hope is to educate and inspire you about this Wonder of the Natural World. 

Seth and Chloee once again host this week's Travelin' Trivia Episode. To keep up with their latest travels, follow @sethmalcolm76 on Instagram. 

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Question 1: 

What United States President... 

Question 2:

You’ve seen me from the rim...

Check out what we would bring on this Day Hike in our recent article "Five Day Hiking Essentials"

Question 3:

While the average distance across the Canyon is only...

Question 4:

The Grand Canyon is so large that it influences...

Question 5: 

At a truly ancient 1.84 billion years old, what is the name of the oldest known rock...

Question 6:

Excuse me, I’m sorry to bother you but this is my first time visiting the Grand Canyon...

Question 7:

Due to the isolating nature of a miles deep...

Question 8:

The most common way for Canyons to form is...

Question 9:

In 2021, the Grand Canyon welcomed approximately 2.2 million visitors...

Question 10:

While the Grand Canyon has been a National Park since 1919...

Bonus Question: 

The Grand Canyon has been home to native cultures...

We hope you enjoyed the show! Join us next week for... Kentucky Trivia! See y'all then!