1easy
Nashville is the capital of which U.S. state?
2easy
What is Nashville's famous nickname?
3easy
Which river runs through Nashville?
4easy
Which NFL team plays its home games in Nashville?
5easy
Which NHL team is based in Nashville?
6easy
The Grand Ole Opry is a famous venue in which city?
7medium
Which historic downtown Nashville venue is known as the "Mother Church of Country Music"?
8medium
Nashville is known for a spicy local dish. What is it called?
9medium
Which university in Nashville is known as the "Harvard of the South"?
10medium
The Parthenon in Nashville's Centennial Park is a full-scale replica of the one in which city?
11medium
Which street in Nashville is famous for its honky-tonks and live music?
12medium
Nashville's NFL stadium is named after which company?
13medium
Which museum in Nashville is dedicated to country music history?
D.Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
14medium
Which historic Nashville neighborhood is known for mansions and horse country?
15medium
Nashville and which other city form a consolidated city-county government?
A.Davidson County (metro government)
16hard
Fort Nashborough was the original settlement that became Nashville. In what decade was it founded?
17hard
The Grand Ole Opry moved from the Ryman to its current location in what year?
18hard
Which small venue in Nashville is famous for songwriter rounds and was featured on TV?
19hard
Nashville's NHL arena is named after which tire company?
20hard
Which Nashville district is the historic center of the recording industry?
21hard
Nashville's full-scale Parthenon replica stands in which park?
22hard
Which interstate runs through Nashville and connects it to Knoxville and Memphis?
23hard
Nashville is sometimes called the "Athens of the South" because of its what?
B.Replica Parthenon and focus on education
24hard
Which Nashville letterpress shop is famous for concert posters?
25easy
Which downtown Nashville museum focuses on the Man in Black?