Table of Contents
- 1 What states start with the same letter?
- 2 What state does not have the letter A in it?
- 3 What states start with the letter O?
- 4 What state has the letter B in it?
- 5 What state has the shortest name?
- 6 Are there any states that start with the same letter as their state?
- 7 Are there any states that do not have an abbreviation?
- 8 Are there any states that have two words in their name?
What states start with the same letter?
Can you name the US States that start and end with the same letter?
| % Correct | |
|---|---|
| Alabama | 92.8% |
| Alaska | 91% |
| Ohio | 82.4% |
| Arizona | 82% |
What state does not have the letter A in it?
The correct State without an A riddle answer is ‘Stte’. One might get confused on reading this answer but it is the right answer to State without an A riddle. In this riddle one is just expected to simply spell the initial word state without the letter A.
What state has the most letters in its name?
State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
The official name for Rhode Island is actually “The State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations”, which is 52 letters including spaces, or 45 without.
What states start with the letter O?
O
- Ohio.
- Oklahoma.
- Oregon.
What state has the letter B in it?
No states except Alabama and Nebraska have a B in their name, and California and Florida are the only state names that contain F. If X was your guess, you were also close—the rare letter makes an appearance in only New Mexico and Texas.
What is a state without an E?
The answer to the “State without an E” riddle is “Stat.” The riddle is asking the responder to simply spell the initial word “state” without an “a” in the word. That’s why it’s worded a little oddly.
What state has the shortest name?
Which three states have the shortest names? (Ohio, Iowa and Utah) If you could visit Disneyland in California or Disneyworld in Florida, which one would you choose? Why?
Are there any states that start with the same letter as their state?
Alaska and Hawaii are also never abbreviated in traditional abbreviations, although they are abbreviated in USPS abbreviations (AK and HI). Some states, such as Tennessee and Texas, begin with the same letters. Giving either state the abbreviation of TE would be confusing; therefore, Tennessee is TN and Texas is TX.
Do you use two letter abbreviations for States and territories?
The traditional abbreviations for U.S. states and territories, widely used in mailing addresses prior to the introduction of two-letter U.S. postal abbreviations, are still commonly used for other purposes (such as legal citation ), and are still recognized (though discouraged) by the Postal Service.
Are there any states that do not have an abbreviation?
Alaska and Hawaii are also never abbreviated in traditional abbreviations, although they are abbreviated in USPS abbreviations (AK and HI). Some states, such as Tennessee and Texas, begin with the same letters.
Are there any states that have two words in their name?
States with two words in their names also share USPS and traditional abbreviations, with the exception of New Mexico (NM and N.Mex.), North Dakota (ND and N.Dak.), South Dakota (SD and S.Dak.), and West Virginia (WV and W.Va.)