| Clue | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| The only city in Britain to have lost its city status (in 1998) | Rochester | 80%
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| Large island linked to the mainland by two road bridges side by side | Sheppey | 80%
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| First stop on the Eurostar outside London | Ebbsfleet | 69%
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| The town which is home to the Turner Contemporary art gallery | Margate | 69%
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| The only constituencies in Kent to return a Labour MP at the 2019 General Election were Erith & Thamesmead and... which other? | Canterbury | 46%
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| Principal airfield in Kent during the Battle of Britain | Biggin Hill | 43%
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| The building known as the "key to England" | Dover Castle | 43%
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| The town where the Romans probably launched their first invasion of Britain | Deal / Walmer | 37%
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| While Britain was being settled by mainly Angles and Saxons, what other Germanic people settled particularly in the area of Kent? | Jutes | 34%
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| Peninsula to the north of the Medway Towns conurbation | Hoo peninsula | 31%
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| Often said to be the only desert in the British Isles | Dungeness | 29%
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| The county's motto (in Latin) | Invicta | 29%
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| Name either of the two female storytellers in the "Canterbury Tales" | The Wife of Bath / the Second Nun | 29%
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| Attacking force during the Siege of Canterbury | Vikings | 26%
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| The settlement closest to France | St Margaret's Bay | 23%
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| Home of the national collection of fruit trees | Brogdale Farm | 20%
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| Artificial waterway tracing the edge of Romney Marsh | Royal Military Canal | 20%
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| The Roman name for Kent | Canticum / Cantia | 14%
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| The eponymous murder victim of Charles Dicken's final novel, set in Rochester | Edwin Drood | 14%
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| Famous Prime Minister who was born and lived in Hayes | William Pitt the younger | 11%
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