Draw lines to match each state to its capital city in this educational worksheet.

To solve this problem, we need to match each U.S. state on the left with its correct capital city on the right. Let’s go one by one and use known facts (or common knowledge) about state capitals.

We’ll list each state and find its matching capital from the options A–T.

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1. Alabama → Capital is Montgomery → matches Q

2. Alaska → Capital is Juneau → matches B

3. Arizona → Capital is Phoenix → matches E

4. Arkansas → Capital is Little Rock → matches I

5. California → Capital is Sacramento → matches T

6. Colorado → Capital is Denver → matches J

7. Connecticut → Capital is Hartford → matches A

8. Delaware → Capital is Dover → matches S

9. Florida → Capital is Tallahassee → matches N

10. Georgia → Capital is Atlanta → matches F

11. Hawaii → Capital is Honolulu → matches H

12. Idaho → Capital is Boise → matches G

13. Illinois → Capital is Springfield → matches M

14. Indiana → Capital is Indianapolis → matches D

15. Iowa → Capital is Des Moines → matches L

16. Kansas → Capital is Topeka → matches P

17. Kentucky → Capital is Frankfort → matches O

18. Louisiana → Capital is Baton Rouge → matches C

19. Maine → Capital is Augusta → matches R

20. Maryland → Capital is Annapolis → matches K

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Let’s double-check a few that are commonly confused:

- Alabama ≠ Atlanta (that’s Georgia) → correct: Montgomery
- Arizona ≠ Sacramento (that’s California) → correct: Phoenix
- Illinois ≠ Indianapolis (that’s Indiana) → correct: Springfield
- Kentucky ≠ Frankfort? Yes — it’s often misspelled or forgotten, but yes, Frankfort is correct.
- Maine ≠ Montpelier (that’s Vermont) → Augusta is correct.
- Maryland ≠ Baltimore (biggest city, not capital) → Annapolis is correct.

All matches look accurate.

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Final Answer:

1 - Q
2 - B
3 - E
4 - I
5 - T
6 - J
7 - A
8 - S
9 - N
10 - F
11 - H
12 - G
13 - M
14 - D
15 - L
16 - P
17 - O
18 - C
19 - R
20 - K