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Multiple Choice City Quiz – Philadelphia
Can you answer these multiple choice questions about the city of Philadelphia, PA?
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1. Which of these founding fathers called Philadelphia his home?
Sam Adams
Ben Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
2. What is the nickname of Philadelphia?
Bean Town
Charm City
The City of Brotherly Love
The Keystone City
3. Which of these things can be viewed in Philadelphia?
The Dead Sea Scrolls
The Declaration of Independence
The embalmed remains of George Washington
The Liberty Bell
4. Who was "born and raised" in West Philadelphia?
Jay-Z
Kim Kardashian
Britney Spears
Will Smith
5. What river flows past Philadelphia?
Delaware River
Fishkill Creek
Hudson River
Potomac River
6. Who founded Philadelphia in 1682?
Lord Baltimore
William Penn
King Philip II
John Smith
7. Whose statue can be found near a set of 72 steps leading up to the Philadelphia Museum of Art?
Rocky Balboa
Mickey Mouse
Andy Warhol
Chase Utley
8. Which of these film directors is known for setting many of his movies in Philadelphia?
Wes Anderson
Martin Scorsese
M. Night Shyamalan
Kevin Smith
9. Which of these foods is Philadelphia known for?
Cheesesteak sandwich
Chili dog
Clam chowder
Crab cakes
10. Who did Philadelphia Eagles fans boo and pelt with snowballs in a notorious 1968 incident?
Queen Elizabeth II
Richard Nixon
Pope Paul VI
Santa Claus
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-Madison and Jefferson are both from Virginia, while Adams was from Boston. (Franklin was also from Boston, but he moved to Philly at a young age.)
-Aside from Pennsylvania's proximity to Delaware, one can also remember that the Lenape people who originally inhabited the area are also occasionally referred to as the Delaware
-"Philos" in Greek is used to refer to brotherly love.
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