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UK Counties General Knowledge: Worcestershire - Statistics
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- This quiz has been taken 232 times
- The average score is 8 of 20
Answer Stats
| Clue | Answer | % Correct |
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| The name of river that flows through the county town of Worcester. | River Severn | 93%
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| The famous hill range in the south-west of the county. | The Malvern Hills | 72%
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| A large town in the north of the county to which the carpet industry was very important. | Kidderminster | 63%
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| The name of Worcestershire’s County Cricket ground. | New Road | 62%
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| The King who reigned from 1199-1216, who’s tomb is within Worcester’s beautiful cathedral. | King John | 58%
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| The sport that the Worcester Warriors play. | Rugby Union | 55%
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| English composer, born in the county and famous for his orchestral work ‘Enigma Variations’. | Sir Edward Elgar | 55%
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| Town virtually surrounded by the River Avon which has a reputation for producing fine Asparagus and has an annual festival in it's honour! | Evesham | 51%
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| Between 1974 and 1998 the county was administratively merged with which other neighbouring county? | Herefordshire | 51%
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| The city of Worcester's smaller but more centrally railway station. | Foregate Street | 45%
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| This 1D singer was born in Redditch. | Harry Styles | 41%
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| Worcester's other railway station. | Shrub Hill | 34%
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| Based in Bewdley, This is the first park in the UK to have the African ‘Big Five’ game animals. | West Midlands Safari Park | 34%
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| During the English Civil War, Charles II was defeated by this man's army in the Battle of Worcester. | Oliver Cromwell | 28%
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| The town was called ‘Salinae’ in Roman times, then later called Wyche, derived from the Anglo Saxon ‘Hwicce’ kingdom. | Droitwich Spa | 16%
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| How many bridges cross the River from Q1 in Worcestershire? | 15 | 15%
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| Small town in the north east of the county which has a far more glamorous U.S namesake. | Hollywood | 15%
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| This former F1 World Champion was born in Upton-upon-Severn in 1953. | Nigel Mansell | 10%
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| This Grade I listed building was once one of the great houses of the Midlands, but today is a spectacular ruin after being devastated by fire in 1937. | Witley Court | 10%
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| Film producer and wife of Sting, who was born in the town of Bromsgrove. | Trudie Styler | 4%
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