| Hint | # | Answer | % Correct |
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| Boston is its capital | 13 | Massachusetts | 96%
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| "City of brotherly love"; location of the Liberty Bell | 12 | Philadelphia | 93%
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| State where the above is located, also called "The Quaker State" | 12 | Pennsylvania | 91%
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| Least populous country in the Alps | 13 | Liechtenstein | 87%
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| South Africa's most populous city | 12 | Johannesburg | 85%
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| Romanian region often associated with Dracula | 12 | Transylvania | 83%
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| Former capital of both the Roman Empire and the Ottoman Empire | 14 | Constantinople | 76%
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| South Africa's smallest capital city | 12 | Bloemfontein | 65%
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| Capital of Madagascar | 12 | Antananarivo | 63%
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| Once its own country, this Canadian province is where the Grand Banks are located | 12 | Newfoundland | 63%
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| Second largest city in Greece; named after Alexander the Great's half-sister | 12 | Thessaloniki | 61%
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| Country whose leader commissioned a giant golden statue of himself that always rotated to face the sun | 12 | Turkmenistan | 54%
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| British city home to football's Wolves | 13 | Wolverhampton | 50%
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| Capital of Ivory Coast | 12 | Yamoussoukro | 48%
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| Second largest city in Asian Russia; nicknamed the "the third capital of Russia" | 13 | Yekaterinburg | 41%
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| Capital of Prince Edward Island | 13 | Charlottetown | 26%
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| German city located halfway between Düsseldorf and the Dutch border; known for long football tradition | 15 | Mönchengladbach | 15%
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| Small Mexican state home to San Marcos Fair | 14 | Aguascalientes | 13%
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