Let’s match each state with its correct capital. We’ll go one by one, using what we know about U.S. states and their capitals.
1. Alabama → Montgomery (F)
2. Alaska → Juneau (G)
3. Arizona → Phoenix (A)
4. Arkansas → Little Rock (O)
5. California → Sacramento (V)
6. Colorado → Denver (H)
7. Connecticut → Hartford (E)
8. Delaware → Dover (M)
9. Florida → Tallahassee (S)
10. Georgia → Atlanta (J)
11. Hawaii → Honolulu (U)
12. Idaho → Boise (P)
13. Illinois → Springfield (X) — *Wait! That’s not right.* Actually, Illinois’ capital is
Springfield, but let’s double-check the list. Looking at option X: “Springfield” — yes, that’s correct for Illinois. But wait — in many quizzes, people confuse it with Missouri or others. Let’s be sure:
- Illinois = Springfield
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- Missouri = Jefferson City (D) — so we’ll use D for #24 later.
So #13 Illinois → Springfield (X)
14. Indiana → Indianapolis (C)
15. Iowa → Des Moines (Q)
16. Kansas → Topeka (Y)
17. Kentucky → Frankfort (W)
18. Louisiana → Baton Rouge (N) *(Note: The worksheet says “Louisana” — that’s a typo; should be Louisiana)*
19. Maine → Augusta (B)
20. Maryland → Annapolis (L)
21. Massachusetts → Boston (I)
22. Michigan → Lansing (K)
23. Minnesota → Saint Paul (R)
24. Missouri → Jefferson City (D)
25. Mississippi → Jackson (T)
Now let’s write them all out clearly:
1. Alabama — F. Montgomery
2. Alaska — G. Juneau
3. Arizona — A. Phoenix
4. Arkansas — O. Little Rock
5. California — V. Sacramento
6. Colorado — H. Denver
7. Connecticut — E. Hartford
8. Delaware — M. Dover
9. Florida — S. Tallahassee
10. Georgia — J. Atlanta
11. Hawaii — U. Honolulu
12. Idaho — P. Boise
13. Illinois — X. Springfield
14. Indiana — C. Indianapolis
15. Iowa — Q. Des Moines
16. Kansas — Y. Topeka
17. Kentucky — W. Frankfort
18. Louisiana — N. Baton Rouge
19. Maine — B. Augusta
20. Maryland — L. Annapolis
21. Massachusetts — I. Boston
22. Michigan — K. Lansing
23. Minnesota — R. Saint Paul
24. Missouri — D. Jefferson City
25. Mississippi — T. Jackson
✔ All matches are verified.
Final Answer:
1-F, 2-G, 3-A, 4-O, 5-V, 6-H, 7-E, 8-M, 9-S, 10-J, 11-U, 12-P, 13-X, 14-C, 15-Q, 16-Y, 17-W, 18-N, 19-B, 20-L, 21-I, 22-K, 23-R, 24-D, 25-T
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of states capitals worksheet.