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Saint in the Answers

"Saint" is a part of every answer. Can you guess them?
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First submittedNovember 20, 2010
Times taken44,205
Average score55.0%
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Very large breed of dog
Saint Bernard
Another name for Santa Claus
Saint Nicholas
Saint who slew a dragon
Saint George
Allegedly drove the snakes
out of Ireland
Saint Patrick
Caribbean island that
is half French, half Dutch
Saint Martin
Paris's top football team
Saint-Germain
The first pope
Saint Peter
November 1 holiday
All Saints' Day
December 26 holiday
St. Stephen's Day
City on the confluence of the
Missouri and Mississippi rivers
St. Louis
London's tallest cathedral
Saint Paul's
Clue
Answer
Location of the world's oldest
golf course
St Andrews
Volcano in Washington state
that erupted in 1980
Mount St. Helens
What LDS means to a Mormon
Latter-day Saints
Seaway that connects the
Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean
St. Lawrence
Most populous island in the
U.S. Virgin Islands
Saint Thomas
Capital of Newfoundland
St. John's
Oldest city in the United States
Saint Augustine
French luxury brand initials YSL
Yves Saint Laurent
Patron saint of lost causes
Saint Jude
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21 Comments
YogBarOg
+1
Level 72
Aug 28, 2014
Great quiz! Very good variety.
JeromesNiece
+3
Level 77
Aug 28, 2014
Rather unfortunate name for Saint Jude's Children's Hospital, eh?
akwildrose
+3
Level 50
Aug 25, 2015
I think that might be why it's called that; their last hope? I could be wrong.
Freestatebear
+5
Level 88
Sep 24, 2015
Founder Danny Thomas was a devout catholic, and as a young man, promised to build a shrine to the saint, if he ever became successful.
ruudsje
+2
Level 68
May 27, 2017
Shouldn't Anthony also be acceptable for the lost cause saint?
Quizley
+1
Level 66
May 31, 2017
Lost things ≠ Lost causes
SupBroDude
+1
Level 56
Dec 3, 2024
Lost causes are people not things.
helenap13
+6
Level 66
Jun 2, 2017
St John shouldn't be an acceptable answer for the capital of NFLD. St John's is the capital of NFLD and St John is a city in New Brunswick. Two different places.
IsleAuHaulte
+10
Level 92
Dec 23, 2019
I agree, there's a lot of confusion between the 2.

Also, Johns isn't acceptable without St or Saint before it, even though St John is. The only one on the quiz that requires St to be typed. It might discourage people who think they're wrong.

EcceHomo
+4
Level 86
Nov 4, 2020
I was gonna say exactly the same thing. All the other answers allowed just the other words (ie, the Saint(s) to St or St. part wasn't required). I was beginning to question myself, as o knew it was St John's. Time ran out and I didn't get the point. I also didn't get St Jude, but that's my own fault.
IrisIris
+5
Level 59
Jun 25, 2019
Rita definitely is another patron saint for lost causes and should be an accepted answer
Koopa
+2
Level 88
Oct 5, 2022
My uncle thought he was Saint Jerome.
andise
+1
Level 71
Nov 1, 2022
The Saint-Hubert is also a large breed of dogs
CMC315
+2
Level 58
Nov 2, 2022
all those years of Catholic school finally paid off!
Desmond2309
+1
Level 39
Nov 2, 2022
What about New Orleans Saints?
MiracleMax
+2
Level 73
Nov 3, 2022
Saint Augustine isn't the oldest city in the US. It is, however, the oldest continually-existing, European-founded city in the mainland US, but that's so many caveats it's hardly an interesting fact.

This is doubly confusing since a city with a more valid claim to that title, San Juan, is also named for a saint and is not accepted as a type-in.

partdavid
+1
Level 74
Sep 22, 2025
You could clarify it more, but "oldest" implies continuous existence. "Earliest" or "first" would be ambiguous, but I don't think oldest is.

In general, in Jetpunk, especially when talking about something "in" or "part of" a country, territories are excluded. Not always, but this is usually consistent. You're right that it could be somewhat clearer, but San Juan isn't a possible answer because this quiz tests things containing the word "saint," not "named for a saint."

I don't know of a city not founded by Europeans that would fit the definition. Some areas where cities (founded by Europeans) now exist were certainly occupied by native people. Was it a city? Was it the same city? It seems reasonable to me that the Oghá P'o'oge pueblo on the site was considered replaced by Santa Fe, where, say, Tenochtitlan was enough of a city that it was conquered without changing identity. Is that accurate? I suppose it's debatable but the fact is that Santa Fe claims its founding date 1610.

panonarian
+2
Level 23
Nov 10, 2022
"another name for Santa Claus" more like his real actual name.
RobNobody
+1
Level 80
Feb 26, 2026
Except for when his real name is Kris Kringle, or Klaus, or Claus, or Scott.
Andrew169
+1
Level 77
Jan 26, 2023
Good quiz. I scored 19/20, as I was stumped about the London cathedral. Thanks!
pieman
+1
Level 58
Sep 25, 2024
only knew about all saints day cause of the christian camp I was forced into lol
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