12 New Hampshire Trivia Questions (Ranked from Easiest to Hardest)

New Hampshire is a state steeped in history and natural beauty, known for its picturesque mountains and lakes, as well as its strong sense of independence embodied in the state motto "Live Free or Die." Whether you are a resident of the state, a frequent visitor, or simply a trivia enthusiast, this article will test your knowledge of all things New Hampshire.

From its role in the nation's founding to its notable residents, we've compiled a list of trivia questions that will challenge and inform. So, brush up on your New Hampshire knowledge and see how well you fare against these tricky questions. Let's see how much you really know about this northeastern gem!

12 New Hampshire Trivia Questions Ranked From Easiest to Hardest (Updated for 2024)‍

1. What popular gym club, founded in 1992 in New Hampshire, features a logo of a gear with a hand offering a thumbs up? You may be able to get a workout that is out of this world.
   
   Answer: Planet Fitness
   
   
2. Harvard has more than enough bookshelves to stretch from their campus to what most populous city in New Hampshire?
   
   Answer: Manchester
   
   
3. Maine is the only U.S. state that borders just one other state. What state does Maine border?
   
   Answer: New Hampshire
   
   
4. What New England state was the first in the U.S. to have a commissioner of insurance, with the first commissioner appointed in 1851? Other states had already passed laws regulating insurance companies.
   
   Answer: New Hampshire
   
   
5. The World Bank and the IMF can both trace their creation back to the United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference, held at a hotel in what New Hampshire town's Mount Washington Hotel? The town's name is often used as a shorthand for the conference today.
   
   Answer: Bretton Woods
   
   
6. Tiny Dixville Notch is known for being the first town in America to announce the winner of U.S. presidential elections. In what state is Dixville Notch located?
   
   Answer: New Hampshire
   
   
7. What fictional president from television was a two-term governor of New Hampshire, like his real-life ancestor and a signer of the Declaration?
   
   Answer: Jed Bartlet
   
   
8. The Bretton Woods Conference, formally known as the United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference, was the gathering of hundreds of delegates from 44 Allied nations at the end of World War II to regulate international finances and development. In what U.S. state was the Bretton Woods Conference hosted?
   
   Answer: New Hampshire
   
   
9. It was recently announced that the Champlin Forest is being expanded after the purchase of 122 acres of woods and wetlands. In what New Hampshire city is Champlin Forest located in?
   
   Answer: Rochester
   
   
10. What tiny hamlet in New Hampshire is famous for being the first district to report its presidential vote every four years?
    
    Answer: Dixville Notch
    
    
11. What is the official state dog of New Hampshire? The name also refers to a variety of salmon.
    
    Answer: Chinook
    
    
12. What U.S. President with a one-syllable last name was the son of a governor of New Hampshire and known by the nickname "Young Hickory"?
    
    Answer: Franklin Pierce
    
    

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