| 100% | UTAH | 4 | Largest of the four-letter states |
| 97% | UTAH | 4 | Largest of the four-letter states, by size |
| 79% | OHIO | 4 | Easternmost of the four-letter states |
| 72% | OHIO | 4 | The easternmost of the four-letter states |
| 70% | HONSHU | 6 | Largest of the four main islands of Japan |
| 68% | UTAH | 4 | One of the Four Corners states |
| 67% | OHIO | 4 | State with four of the 100 largest cities in the US |
| 66% | VERMONT | 7 | State whose last four letters are the first four letters of its capital |
| 65% | CALLSIGN | 8 | The four letters of a radio or TV station |
| 65% | SOLID | 5 | One of the four states of matter |
| 65% | PLASMA | 6 | One of the four states of matter |
| 64% | ALDA | 4 | Famous Alan whose last name shares three of the four letters of ALAN |
| 63% | JUNEAUALASKA | 12 | Capital of the largest state |
| 62% | PLASMA | 6 | One of the four fundamental states of matter |
| 62% | ABCD | 4 | First four letters of the alphabet |
| 60% | CITY | 4 | Part of the names of four state capitals |
| 60% | UTAH | 4 | One of the states that meet at Four Corners |
| 59% | AMA | 3 | The United States' largest association of doctors |
| 59% | OMAHA | 5 | Largest city in the state of Nebraska |
| 59% | CHICAGO | 7 | Largest city in the state of Illinois |
| 59% | USSR | 4 | Acronym aptly made of the first four letters of "Russia" |
| 59% | UTAH | 4 | State at the northwest corner of Four Corners |
| 59% | COUNTY | 6 | Largest division of a state in the US |
| 58% | DROPCAP | 7 | Large letter at the start of a chapter |
| 58% | BISON | 5 | Large animal on the state flag of Wyoming |
| 58% | ELK | 3 | Large mammal on the state flag of Michigan |
| 58% | WISCONSIN | 9 | The largest city of this US state is Milwaukee |
| 58% | DROPCAP | 7 | Large decorative letter at the start of a chapter |
| 58% | PEONY | 5 | Large bloom that's the state flower of Indiana |
| 58% | ONE | 3 | Number of states with the letter J |