| Description | Letter | City | % Correct |
|---|---|---|---|
| Most populous city in Connecticut by city proper | B | Bridgeport | 100%
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| Where Yale University is situated | N | New Haven | 100%
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| Had an oak tree where Connecticut's royal charter was hidden in 1687 | H | Hartford | 92%
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| Southernmost town, with a big hedge fund industry due to its proximity to New York City | G | Greenwich | 89%
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| Its name is one letter away from the name of a university in Silicon Valley | S | Stamford | 89%
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| Was once the center of the American hat industry | D | Danbury | 81%
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| Also the name of Connecticut's most populous county | F | Fairfield | 78%
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| Home to Fort Trumbull, which overlooks the harbor | N | New London | 69%
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| Its SoNo neighborhood has the Maritime Aquarium | N | Norwalk | 67%
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| Village within the town of Mansfield where the University of Connecticut is situated | S | Storrs | 61%
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| City on the Naugatuck River that manufactured a huge amount of brass in the early 1900s | W | Waterbury | 61%
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| Bradley International Airport is located here | W | {Windsor} Locks | 58%
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| Village with the largest maritime museum in the U.S. | M | Mystic | 53%
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| Despite its name, it is the heart of Connecticut's Polish community | N | New Britain | 50%
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| Largest city in Litchfield County, where radical abolitionist John Brown was born | T | Torrington | 47%
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| Meeting place of the Quinebaug, Shetucket, and Yantic rivers | N | Norwich | 36%
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