How it works
These Vermont trivia questions come in four rounds: Champlain, forts and the Grants; the Vermont Republic and after; mountains, lake and rock; and wildlife, roads and festivals.
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Questions and answers for trivia about Vermont, round by round
Champlain, forts and the Grants covers the years before 1777. The Vermont Republic and after asks what the republic was called first and how long it governed itself. Mountains, lake and rock is the land. Wildlife, roads and festivals has the snake, the billboards and the dairy festival.
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Questions and answers
Are these Vermont state trivia questions printable?
Yes. After the first ten questions the card offers Print question sheet, which prints the next 20 with lettered choices. Print answer key is under More options on the same card.
How were the answers checked?
In the Wikipedia article Vermont, read on October 3, 2026 and linked under each question. A Brattleboro parade that has ended and a count of ferry routes were taken out after a second article. Rankings, population counts, floods, bands and weather records are left out.
Was Vermont ever its own country?
For 14 years. The Vermont Republic declared independence in January 1777, issued its own coinage and ran a postal service, then joined the Union on March 4, 1791, as the 14th state.
What are some easy Vermont trivia questions?
Who formed the Green Mountain Boys? Which stone did the cutters of Barre work? What is the rural northeast of the state called? The answers are Ethan Allen, granite and the Northeast Kingdom.