What is the national tree of the United States?

A1 - Maple
B2 - Pine
C3 - Birch
D4 - Oak

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Answer: In 2004 the Arbor Day Foundation held a vote to determine the official National Tree of the United States of America. The oak tree was the clear winner with more than 101,000 votes in the contest. The redwood came in second place with almost 81,000 votes. Dogwood, maple, and the pine tree rounded out the top five. Later that year, Congress passed legislation designating the oak as America's National Tree, touting its infamous strength and endurance. Advocates of the oak praised its diversity, with more than 60 species growing in the United States alone.

Also -

The Peach Drop is the annual New Year's Eve celebration held in Atlanta, Georgia. The drop's use of a peach symbolizes Georgia's identity as the "Peach State." The Peach Drop has been Atlanta's New Year's Eve tradition since 1989. Each year, tens of thousands of people gather around to watch a huge - over 800 lb. - peach slowly drop at the stroke of midnight.