Let’s go step by step to solve this puzzle.
This is a matching game — you need to pair each U.S. state with its correct capital city. The image shows 10 states on the left and 10 capitals on the right, but they’re not in order. Your job is to draw lines (or mentally match) each state to its real capital.
We’ll go one by one:
1.
Alabama → Its capital is
Montgomery. (That’s already matched correctly in the image.)
2.
Alaska → Capital is
Juneau. (Also correctly matched.)
3.
Arizona → Capital is
Phoenix. (Correctly matched.)
4.
Arkansas → Capital is
Little Rock. (Correctly matched.)
5.
California → Capital is
Sacramento. (Correctly matched.)
6.
Colorado → Capital is
Denver. (Correctly matched.)
7.
Connecticut → Capital is
Hartford. (Correctly matched.)
8.
Delaware → Capital is
Dover. (Correctly matched.)
9.
Florida → Capital is
Tallahassee. (Correctly matched.)
10.
Georgia → Capital is
Atlanta. (Correctly matched.)
Wait — actually, looking again… all the pairs are already correctly matched in the image! Each state is lined up with its true capital. So if this is a “puzzle” where you have to fix mismatches, there are none — everything is already right.
But maybe the task was just to recognize or learn these pairs? Either way, we’ve checked every single one.
✔ All matches are accurate.
Final Answer:
All state-capital pairs shown in the puzzle are already correctly matched:
Alabama–Montgomery, Alaska–Juneau, Arizona–Phoenix, Arkansas–Little Rock, California–Sacramento, Colorado–Denver, Connecticut–Hartford, Delaware–Dover, Florida–Tallahassee, Georgia–Atlanta.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of learning the 50 states worksheet.
