Smallest US States by Shape: Multiple Choice

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01This state's mainland is nearly split in two by a large bay (Narragansett Bay) and it includes several large islands.
02Known for its highly irregular, non-geometric shape, this Appalachian state is characterized by having two distinct panhandles, a northern and an eastern one.
03Instantly recognizable by its large, bent 'arm' or hook-shaped peninsula, Cape Cod, that extends into the Atlantic Ocean.
04This state has one of the most irregular shapes, deeply indented by the Chesapeake Bay and featuring a long, narrow panhandle that stretches westward.
05This state is unique as it is not part of the contiguous United States, consisting entirely of an archipelago of islands in the Pacific Ocean.
06This state has a very short Atlantic coastline and a shape that tapers towards the north, with its western border defined entirely by the Connecticut River.
07This state is mostly rectangular but features a distinct 'panhandle' or 'boot' in its southwestern corner that juts out along the Long Island Sound.
08This landlocked New England state has a generally rectangular shape, with a large lake forming most of its western border.
09This long, narrow state is known for its unique arced northern border, a feature known as the Twelve-Mile Circle.
10Often described as a peninsula, this state is bordered by a major river on its west and the Atlantic Ocean on its east, with a distinctive 'hook' at its northern Atlantic coast.