| Hint | Answer |
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| The largest city and state capital | |
| Became a state in this year | |
| Current governor | |
| US senators | |
| The relatively small state has how many delegates to the US House of Representatives? | |
| Seceded from this state | |
| Original location of the state capital | |
| Where its largest university (WVU) is located | |
| The first electric railroad in the world was constructed in this southwestern WV town | |
| The world's first steamboat was launched in the Potomac River in this WV town | |
| The state motto, 'Montani semper liberi,' translates to mean this | |
| Although 'West Virginia My Home' is the official state song, this John Denver tune is recognized as the unofficial song | |
| This phrase is inscribed on the State's license plates | |
| This holiday was first observed in Grafton, WV (1908) | |
| This Air Force General and test pilot if from Lincoln County, WV | |
| This actor, who played Barney Fife, is from Morgantown, WV | |
| This NBA 'logo' is from Chelyan, WV | |
| This 'Perfect 10' Olympian gymnast is from Fairmont, WV | |
| This country singer, with hits including 'Goin' Gone' & 'Come from the Heart,' was born in South Charleston, WV | |
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| This actress, known for roles in '13 Going on 30' & 'Daredevil,' grew up in Charleston, WV | |
| This Confederate general & WV-native won the First Battle of Bull Run during the Civil War | |
| Born in Malden, WV, this African-American & civil rights activist wrote 'From Slavery' in 1915 | |
| This football coach, who lead Alabama to an undefeated season, was born in Fairmont, WV | |
| This WV native was the first African-American female legislator in the US (1928) | |
| Chester Merriman of Romney, WV was the youngest soldier of World War I, having enlisted at the age of | |
| States like Alaska, Delaware, & Montana still don't have this, but WV was the first to impose it | |
| State Bird | |
| State animal | |
| State flower | |
| State tree | |
| State fruit | |
| State nickname | |
| State colors | |
| This advertising campaign, typically painted on the sides of barns, originated in Wheeling, WV (1908) | |
| The original name of West Virginia University (founded 1867) | |
| Ranked 2nd in the Union, WV provides the US with 15% of this product | |
| There are two workers depicted on the state flag, what type of workers are they? | |
| The first Union solider killed in the Civil War, Bailey Brown, was killed in this state | |
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