Which European Capital? - Statistics

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Clue	City	% Correct
According to legend, it was founded by Romulus in 753 BC	Rome	98%
The six airports that serve this city form the busiest airport system in the world	London	93%
Has just four letters in its name, two of which are O	Oslo	93%
Where Mozart died at age 35	Vienna	92%
Home to Europe's most successful football club	Madrid	79%
Before WWII, it was home to the world's second largest Jewish population, trailing only New York City	Warsaw	78%
A "red phone" connects this city to Washington D.C.	Moscow	77%
Pericles once led this city	Athens	75%
In the 1700s, the cemeteries of this city were emptied – with 6 million skeletons deposited into the catacombs	Paris	75%
Called the "Venice of the North", it has about 90 islands and 1200 bridges	Amsterdam	74%
The last capital in Europe alphabetically	Zagreb	68%
Famous landmarks include a building shaped like an atom and a tiny sculpture of a boy peeing	Brussels	66%
Four of the five Nobel Prizes are award here each year	Stockholm	66%
Founded by Vlad the Impaler in 1459	Bucharest	60%
Also known as Baile Átha Cliath	Dublin	57%
Hosted the 1984 Winter Olympics. A few years later, it was a war zone.	Sarajevo	56%
Its yellow trams are often photographed by tourists	Lisbon	51%
A type of jelly donut is named after this city	Berlin	44%
In 1971, hippies took over part of the city, founding a semi-anarchist society called "Freetown Christiania"	Copenhagen	44%
Has seen three notable defenestrations	Prague	44%

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