California

A state in the United States on the west coast called California

A state in the western United States on the Pacific coast

A short informal name for the US state of California

A popular nickname for the state of California from the Gold Rush

A large public university in Berkeley, California known for research and teaching

A large endangered vulture that lives in western North America with black feathers and white patches under its wings

A sushi roll that has avocado, crab or imitation crab, and cucumber with rice on the outside

A long narrow sea between the Baja California Peninsula and the mainland of northwestern Mexico

Wine made in the US state of California, often from regions like Napa or Sonoma

A very tall evergreen tree with reddish-brown bark that grows on the coast of California and southern Oregon

A long narrow peninsula with mountains in northwest Mexico that separates the Pacific Ocean from the Gulf of California

A small plant with bright yellow or orange flowers that grows on California hillsides

A large brown sea animal with ear flaps often trained for shows

An evergreen oak tree with small, thick, spiny dark green leaves that grows on the coast of California

A plump, short-tailed bird with a feather that bends forward on its head

A low grey bush that grows near the coast and smells strong when you touch its leaves

A plant with yellow flower heads and leaves like a cat's ear

A mountainous peninsula in northwestern Mexico also called Baja California

A small shrub with bright red, tube-shaped flowers that attract hummingbirds

A low shrub with grey, silvery leaves that grows on dry coastal hills in California

A low shrub with spreading branches and small clusters of flowers found in western United States deserts

A coastal tree with fragrant leaves, small flowers, and olive-like fruit

A coastal tree with fragrant leaves, small clusters of creamy flowers, and olive-like fruit

A 1978 U.S. Supreme Court case allowing race as a factor in medical school admissions but banning strict racial quotas

A medium-sized tree from California with fragrant leaves and edible nuts

A large plant with leaves like a fern, small white flowers, and all parts very poisonous if eaten

A small or medium tree that grows on the Pacific coast and has strong, fine-grained wood

A plant with bell-shaped blue or violet flowers often grown in gardens

A small poisonous salamander with rough skin that lives in California

A tall tree with pale, peeling bark and large lobed leaves

A tall bush with many branches, native to California and Mexico, with silvery-blue leaves and large fragrant white flowers

A questionnaire of yes or no questions that measures people's personality and behavior

A bush with sweet-smelling brown flowers from the southwestern United States

A bush with soft leaves and bright yellow flowers

A large tree with dark bark and deeply lobed leaves that loses them in autumn

A maple tree that grows on the Pacific coast of the United States with white fruit

An evergreen shrub often used in gardens that has small red or black berries

An evergreen bush in the western United States that produces small red or black berries

A brown mushroom that looks like a morel and grows under pines in California and can be poisonous

A wildflower with purple-red flowers that open in the late afternoon

A rare wild orchid with yellow-green flowers and a white pouch found in northern California and southwestern Oregon

A tree from the west coast of North America with strong-smelling leaves and hard wood

A sticky plant with hanging yellow flowers that grows in dry places in the southwestern United States

An evergreen tree with seeds like nutmeg that taste strongly of turpentine

A marsh plant from northern California and Oregon with twisted cup-shaped leaves that trap insects and hanging yellow-green flowers

A small silver sea fish found near warm coasts such as the West Indies

A partly evergreen shrub often used for hedges that stays green most of the year but has smelly flowers

A small bush from the western United States with pink or red flowers that often grows in thick groups

A low bush with soft, fuzzy leaves that smell like sage, common in southern California

A small pine tree from California that has single needles and cones with edible seeds

To slow but not stop fully at a stop sign or red light

A slender fast snake that lives among rocks and bushes in California

A medium to tall fir tree that grows in the western United States and has soft wood

A tall oak tree from California that loses its leaves in winter and has leathery leaves and slender acorns

A small bush from California with large pink or purple flowers that people grow in gardens