Which City in Illinois? - Statistics

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Description	Letter	City	% Correct
From 1974–1998, it had the world's tallest building	C	Chicago	100%
State capital of Illinois	S	Springfield	97%
"Whiskey City" of Illinois, where Richard Pryor was born	P	Peoria	87%
Southernmost city of Illinois, pronounced "kay-roe"	C	Cairo	84%
Most populous suburb of the above	A	Aurora	83%
Shares the University of Illinois with the neighboring city of Urbana	C	Champaign	83%
Home to Northwestern University	E	Evanston	78%
Home to the largest speedway in Illinois	J	Joliet	78%
Largest city on the Rock River	R	Rockford	76%
The Gateway Arch can be seen across the Mississippi River from this declining city	E	East St. Louis	69%
Named for the politician who was nicknamed "Old Man Eloquent"	Q	Quincy	68%
Two other big cities in Indiana and Minnesota share this city's name	B	Bloomington	67%
Located directly north of the above (hint: not unusual)	N	Normal	65%
Named for a Roman statesman, and has a Hispanic population of over 89%	C	Cicero	61%
Known for its Riverwalk on the DuPage River	N	Naperville	54%
One of the five "Quad Cities" of Iowa and Illinois, located east of Rock Island	M	Moline	51%
The Marvel antihero Ghost Rider is from this city on Lake Michigan	W	Waukegan	49%
Calls itself the "Soybean Capital of the World"	D	Decatur	48%
Small town near Dubuque, Iowa where Ulysses S. Grant lived	G	Galena	38%
Mormon founder Joseph Smith was assassinated here	C	Carthage	15%

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