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1. How many of the islands that make up Hawaii are represented on the state flag?
2. Captain James Cook is credited with being the first European visitor to the Islands, which were "discovered" during his last voyage in the 1800s. When did he join the British Navy?
3. Ulu is an itrinsic part of Hawaiian food. By what other name is it known?
4. The constellation the Southern Cross is visible from Hawaii.
5. On which island is the capital city of Honolulu located?
6. True or False: Hawaii is the westernmost state in the United States of America?
7. A very small part of the fiftieth state does not belong to the United States. It belongs to the United Kingdom. What is the name of the Bay that it lies along?
8. Is Mauna Loa the largest mountain on earth?
9. Snakes are native animals on the islands of Hawaii.
10. This is a common word of welcoming in Hawaii (not in the Hawaiian language), it can be used by locals and visitors alike:
11. There are only two Royal residences in the United States, both were built when Hawaii was still a monarchy. One is the famed Iolani Palace (think Hawaii Five-O), the other is:
12. Many crops are grown in Hawaii, as are are on the mainland United States. However, there are only TWO that are produced here, and not in the rest of the United States. What are they?
13. When visiting Hawaii, you will often see a "Hang Ten" gesture. What does this mean in local parlance?
14. It is thought that the Hawaiian people first came from an island group many miles to the south. What is the name of this island group?
15. What was the name of the book that was written by a famous American writer about American Servicemen during WWII, and was later turned into a musical?
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