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U.S. Economy

Georgia’s nominal GDP rose from $884,844.7 million in 2024 to $936,086.7 million in 2025. What was the dollar increase?

$20,201.1 million
$512,420.0 million
$51,242.0 million
$5,124.2 million

Correct answer(s):

$51,242.0 million

U.S. Economy

Using nominal GDP of $884,844.7 million in 2024 and $936,086.7 million in 2025, what was Georgia’s growth to two decimals?

57.91%
2.89%
5.79%
0.58%

Correct answer(s):

5.79%

U.S. Economy

Using real GDP of $699,540.6 million in 2024 and $719,741.7 million in 2025, what was Georgia’s growth to two decimals?

2.89%
5.79%
28.88%
0.29%

Correct answer(s):

2.89%

U.S. Economy

Divide Georgia’s 2025 nominal GDP of $936,086,700,000 by 11,302,748 residents. What is GDP per resident to the nearest dollar?

$77,353
$8,282
$828,194
$82,819

Correct answer(s):

$82,819

U.S. Economy

Georgia’s 2025 nominal GDP was $936.0867 billion and North Carolina’s was $895.9192 billion. About how much larger was Georgia’s?

$4.02 billion
$80.34 billion
$40.17 billion
$400.17 billion

Correct answer(s):

$40.17 billion

U.S. Economy

Using 2025 nominal GDP of $1,805.6202 billion for Florida and $936.0867 billion for Georgia, what is Florida’s GDP as a multiple of Georgia’s, to two decimals?

2.93 times
19.29 times
0.52 times
1.93 times

Correct answer(s):

1.93 times

U.S. Economy

Using 2025 nominal GDP of $936.0867 billion for Georgia and $586.2101 billion for Tennessee, what is Georgia’s GDP as a multiple of Tennessee’s, to two decimals?

1.60 times
2.60 times
15.97 times
0.63 times

Correct answer(s):

1.60 times

U.S. Economy

Georgia produced 3,667,300,000 pounds of peanuts on 910,000 harvested acres in 2025. What was yield per acre?

403 pounds
3,667 pounds
40,300 pounds
4,030 pounds

Correct answer(s):

4,030 pounds

U.S. Economy

Using 9.9 million operated acres and 38,000 Georgia farm operations in 2025, what is average acreage to one decimal place?

260.5 acres
26.1 acres
2,605.3 acres
38.4 acres

Correct answer(s):

260.5 acres

U.S. States

Macon–Bibb had 157,556 residents and Savannah city had 149,440 in July 2025. What is their numerical difference?

16,232
172
23,599
8,116

Correct answer(s):

8,116

U.S. States

Columbus had 202,171 residents and Augusta–Richmond balance had 201,999 in July 2025. How much larger was Columbus?

1,720 residents
172 residents
8,116 residents
23,599 residents

Correct answer(s):

172 residents

U.S. States

Athens–Clarke balance had 128,612 residents and Sandy Springs had 105,013 in July 2025. What is the difference?

47,198
8,116
23,599
172

Correct answer(s):

23,599

Geography of the United States

Convert Georgia’s 59,423.1 square miles to square kilometers using 2.589988110336 per square mile. What is the nearest whole-number result?

153,905 square kilometers
95,708 square kilometers
59,423 square kilometers
22,943 square kilometers

Correct answer(s):

153,905 square kilometers

Geography of the United States

Using 1,706.3 square miles of water and 59,423.1 total, about what percentage of Georgia’s 2024 area is water?

28.71%
2.87%
0.29%
97.13%

Correct answer(s):

2.87%

U.S. States

Using 11,302,748 residents and 57,716.8 square miles of land, what is Georgia’s approximate July 2025 population density?

5.1 people per square mile
195.8 people per square mile
19.6 people per square mile
1,958 people per square mile

Correct answer(s):

195.8 people per square mile

U.S. States

Georgia’s census population was 9,687,653 in 2010 and 10,711,908 in 2020. What was the increase?

1,024,255
588,887
1,953
2,048,510

Correct answer(s):

1,024,255

U.S. States

Using census counts of 9,687,653 in 2010 and 10,711,908 in 2020, what was Georgia’s growth to two decimal places?

9.56%
10.57%
1.06%
5.50%

Correct answer(s):

10.57%

U.S. States

Subtract Georgia’s adjusted 2020 base of 10,713,861 from its July 2025 estimate of 11,302,748. What is the increase?

1,953
590,840
588,887
1,024,255

Correct answer(s):

588,887

U.S. States

What is Georgia’s percentage growth from an adjusted base of 10,713,861 to 11,302,748, rounded to two decimals?

10.57%
55.00%
5.50%
0.55%

Correct answer(s):

5.50%

U.S. States

How much does Georgia’s adjusted 2020 base of 10,713,861 exceed its census count of 10,711,908?

590,840 residents
19,530 residents
588,887 residents
1,953 residents

Correct answer(s):

1,953 residents