Berkshire A-Z - Statistics

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  • The average score is 18 of 26
Answer Stats
Hint Answer % Correct
A King of Wessex born in Wantage Alfred the Great
100%
D Town home to the Railway Centre Didcot
100%
H Sport Ascot is known for Horse racing
100%
L Blocky theme park Legoland
100%
M Town whose MP was prime minister Theresa May Maidenhead
100%
R County town Reading
100%
W Famous royal residence Windsor Castle
100%
G Anti-nuclear protestors: The _______ _______ Women Greenham Common
89%
C Area of high-tech industry; 'England's Silicon Valley' M4 {corridor}
89%
O The county's flag depicts a stag stood under an ___ Oak
89%
S Where British Army officers are trained Sandhurst
89%
Q Early socialist from Hungerford (hint: rhymes with a synonym for 'burp') Harry Quelch
67%
K River that crosses the county; tributary of the Thames Kennet
67%
N Town in the west that was the site of two Civil War battles Newbury
67%
B 'Lunatic asylum' built in the Victorian era Broadmoor
56%
F Town in the northwest; the namesake of a London train station Faringdon
56%
U Iconic landmark {Uffington} White Horse
56%
Z Public museum at the University of R Cole Museum of {Zoology}
44%
E Suburban town between R and Wokingham Earley
44%
J Famous musician who lives near W Elton John
44%
I Village in the southwest (hint: opposite of Leadpencil) Inkpen
44%
P Park in R that shares a name with a park in Brooklyn Prospect Park
44%
V Telecommunications company headquartered in N Vodafone
44%
Y Leave Right Now singer and Pop Idol winner from Wokingham Will Young
44%
T Neil Papworth was the first to demonstrate this technology in 1992 Text messaging
33%
X Former technology company (hint: rhymes with the A in Q&A) Xansa
33%
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