| Question | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Victorian era seaside landmark inspired by the Eiffel Tower | Blackpool Tower | 93%
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| Subjected to significant boundary reforms in 1974, parts of the county where divided to form which two additional metropolitan areas | Greater Manchester | 92%
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| Largest city, receiving the status in 2002 | Preston | 88%
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| In addition to the answers above, Lancashire currently borders which three other counties | Cumbria | 84%
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| Merseyside | 81%
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| West Yorkshire | 81%
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| Blackburn Rovers | 69%
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| As a major industrial region, by the 1830s Lancashire processed 85% of this commodity | Cotton | 66%
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| North Yorkshire | 65%
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| Burnley | 57%
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| Bolton Wanderers | 55%
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| Town most often associated with Black Pudding also known as 'blood sausage' | Bury | 47%
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| Preston North End | 42%
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| Prominent in the formation of the English Football League in 1888, six of the twelve founding members where from the county. Name them | Accrington | 40%
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| Current Duke of Lancaster, one of the two remaining royal duchies in England | King Charles III | 39%
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| Parliamentary constituency of the Speaker of the House of Commons, Sir Lindsay Hoyle MP | Chorley | 36%
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| Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that contains the geographical centre of Great Britain | Forest of Bowland | 29%
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| Everton | 25%
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| First English Monarch from the House of Lancaster, reigning from 1399 - 1413 | Henry IV | 25%
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