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1. This city is the only "Santa" that is a state capital. Which "Santa" city has a name that literally means "holy faith" in Spanish?
2. Which "Santa" city is located in Silicon Valley and contains the headquarters of Sun Microsystems and Intel?
3. Which Florida county has its county seat at Milton and contains part of Choctawhatchee National Forest?
4. Four U.S. states are home to a Santa Cruz. Which U.S. state contains a Santa Cruz County that has Nogales as its county seat and Tumacácori National Historical Park as its most popular locale?
5. Which of the following is NOT true regarding Santa Claus, Indiana?
6. Which "Santa" is the most populated city in Orange County and is the namesake of a series of strong winds that sweep across southern California in late fall?
7. Which California "Santa" is primarily surrounded by the city of Los Angeles and is named after a Christian saint who was the mother of Augustine of Hippo?
8. What mountain range in southern California occupies parts of Ventura County and Los Angeles County and has Oat Mountain at 3,747 feet as its highest point?
9. Which "Santa" is the location of a university commonly referred to as UCSB that has the Gaucho as its mascot? The city is also home to Los Padres National Forest and the Lobero Theatre.
10. Which "Santa", incorporated in 1987 from the communities of Canyon Country, Newhall, Saugus and Valencia, is the namesake of a well-known valley in southern California?
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