As someone who marks up essays a lot, I’ll point out that “Who is the patron saint of Glasgow buried in Glasgow Cathedral?” is functionally the same as it’s written now but has less words and doesn’t repeat “who”.
I usually do good on these city quizzes, between 6 and 8 most of the times. Yeah, no, for Glasgow : 2/10, I knew the Glasgow effect and guessed Mungo :3.
Are scientists really puzzled by Glasgow’s relatively low life expectancy? Surely it’s down to the usual suspects - poverty, availability of health care, lifestyle choices and other socio-economic factors? I mean, the answer to one of the questions in this quiz is deep-fried mars bars!
But I will say that, when I stayed in Glasgow, my hotel room had decanters with free whiskey, gin, and vodka as well as a bar area that had more free drinks.
Glasgow Derby should also be deemed correct. As the old 'Rangers' went into administration in 2012. Effectively ending the Old Firm. A new Rangers (Sevco) was founded which had to start in the Scottish 3rd division. After consecutive promotions they made it back into the SPL In 2017. Celtic fans have since refused to call it The Old Firm and on the whole now refer to it as The Glasgow Derby. GLASGOW'S GREEN AND WHITE!
Aw, I was hoping there'd be a question about the Wellington statue, but totally understand that's probably too parochial for this international website.
Traffic cone - too easy. And that from a German, who also kenw the original 10 questions. But as a German Celtic supporter who has been to the city dozens of times, you would expect nothing else...
Let me just say I have great respect for German tourists. The ones I have encountered were all knowledgeable, adventurous and respectful of local sensibilities, unlike us obnoxious Americans. I'm told the Chinese are making us look good.
Behave, there’s generally nothing wrong with US tourists from my travels, slightly noisier than average when talking but typically friendly and interested in talking if you want. Germans are also good tourists but can be just as loud if you encounter them in Spain, just like some of us Brits on holiday around the med.
A great addition to the project though!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glasgow_effect
But I will say that, when I stayed in Glasgow, my hotel room had decanters with free whiskey, gin, and vodka as well as a bar area that had more free drinks.
Researcher: Here's a study showing an effect.
Internet: I didn't read the study, but did you take into account this incredibly obvious thing that I just thought of?