United States picture quizzes

67 quizzes about the United States: cities, universities, rivers, islands, national parks and more. Each picture starts as a few blocks and sharpens over ten seconds — the sooner you name it, the more it is worth. Free to play alone, or host one and have everyone join from their phone.

United States: cities & landmarks

• Cities of the United StatesSkylines, streets and squares.
• Skyscrapers of the United StatesGlass and steel, one floor at a time.
• Statues and monuments of the United StatesStanding very still for the camera.
• Bridges of the United StatesSpans worth crossing.
• Squares of the United StatesOpen spaces, closely watched.
• Dams of the United StatesA lot of concrete holding back a lot of water.
• Towers of the United StatesTall things, short on pixels.

United States: museums & venues

• Universities of the United StatesQuads, towers and ivy.
• Museums of the United StatesBuildings full of other pictures.
• Zoos and gardens of the United StatesGreen spaces with visitors.
• Theme parks of the United StatesRollercoasters, slowly loading.
• Opera houses and theatres of the United StatesCurtain up, slowly.

United States: islands, lakes & rivers

• Rivers of the United StatesWater going somewhere.
• Islands of the United StatesLand, surrounded.
• Lakes of the United StatesStill water, moving pixels.
• Waterfalls of the United StatesFalling water, slowly resolving.

United States: mountains & wild places

• National parks of the United StatesThe good ones have a sign.
• Mountains of the United StatesBig rocks, far away.
• Volcanoes of the United StatesMountains with a temper.
• Glaciers of the United StatesIce, while it lasts.

United States: castles & history

• World Heritage in the United StatesThe places UNESCO thinks you should see.
• Ancient sites of the United StatesAlready weathered, now pixelated.
• Forts of the United StatesWalls built to be hard to see past.

United States: airports & stations

• Airports of the United StatesTerminals and taxiways.
• Railway stations of the United StatesArrivals, departures and a lot of roof.

United States: churches & temples

• Churches of the United StatesSpires, emerging.
• Cathedrals of the United StatesStone, glass and a lot of it.

United States: people

• Politicians from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• Signatures from the United StatesA name, written by hand, blurred.
• Writers from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• Actors from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• Film directors from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• Comedians from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• Models from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• Philosophers from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• Painters from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• Scientists from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• Astronauts from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.

United States: music

• Musicians from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• Singers from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• Bands from the United StatesGroup photos, pixelated.
• Composers from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• Rappers from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.

United States: logos

• Brands from the United StatesA logo, slowly coming into focus.
• Football clubs of the United StatesBadges worn on a shirt, blurred.

United States: business

• Business people from the United StatesFounders, bosses and billionaires. Name the face behind the company.
• Economists from the United StatesThe people who explained where the money goes. Name the economist.
• Fashion designers from the United StatesChanel, Dior, Armani and Lauren. The names on the labels, as faces.
• Hotels of the United StatesGrand old hotels and new towers. Where would you be staying?
• Banks of the United StatesA company logo, slowly coming into focus.

United States: from above & after dark

• the United States, after darkThe lights are on. Where are we?
• the United States, from aboveSeen from a plane, a drone or a satellite.
• the United States, in the snowFamiliar places, less familiar.
• the United States, from insideCeilings, halls and naves. Name the building.

United States: sport

• Tennis players from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• Basketball players from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• Footballers from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• Track and field athletes from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• Boxers from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• Stadiums of the United StatesWhere the noise lives.
• Swimmers from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• American football players from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• Baseball players from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• Chess players from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• Ice hockey players from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.
• Golfers from the United StatesFaces you know, eventually.

United States: food & drink

• Food from the United StatesWhat’s for dinner in the United States.