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Places of Trinidad and Tobago by Description - Statistics
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- This quiz has been taken 13 times
- The average score is 6 of 15
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| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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| The capital | Port of Spain | 90%
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| Means "Holy Cross" | Santa Cruz | 70%
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| Named after a city in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh | Fyzabad | 60%
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| Spanish word for "Pitch" | La Brea | 60%
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| Spanish surveyors found that the waters of two of the tributaries of the nearby Oropouche River were red as blood, giving the town its name | Sangre Grande | 50%
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| Home of the Santa Rosa Carib Community annual festival | Arima | 40%
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| The Cipero, Vistabella, Marabella and Godineau Rivers all enter the sea within the city limits | San Fernando | 40%
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| Sir Solomon Hochoy spent his early years here, a village settled by the French in 1783 | Blanchisseuse | 30%
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| Lies between Brasso , Caparo, Tabaquite and Gran Couva in central Trinidad | Flanagin Town | 30%
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| Lies on Tobago's Caribbean Sea coast | Plymouth | 30%
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| Was once known as San José de Oruña | St. Joseph | 30%
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| First area in Trinidad sighted by Christopher Columbus | Guayaguayare | 20%
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| The first calypsonian, Gros Jean was a slave on Begorrat's estate around 1800, here | Diego Martin | 10%
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| Lies on the south coast of Trinidad, about 3 miles west of Palo Seco | Erin | 10%
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| Lies on Moruga Road and settled in 1816 by Afro-American soldiers | Fifth Company | 10%
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