Why Places became Ghost Towns - Multiple Choice - Statistics

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Question	Answer	% Correct
Beaumont-en-Verdunois, France	Destroyed in World War I	100%
Pripyat, Ukraine	Nuclear power plant disaster	100%
Old Goa, India	Wiped out by plagues	100%
Pyramiden, Norway	Abandoned by a Russian mining company	50%
Codrington, Antigua and Barbuda	Destroyed by a hurricane	50%
Caraíbas, Brazil	Destroyed by an earthquake	50%
Saint-Pierre, Martinique	Destroyed by a volcanic eruption	50%
Old Ayutthaya, Thailand	Destroyed by Burmese forces	50%
Paoua, Central African Republic	Destroyed by government and rebel forces	50%
Venture, New Zealand	Economic decline	50%
Pleasure Beach, United States	Fire destroyed the bridge to the mainland	50%
Jonestown, Guyana	Mass murder-suicide	50%
São Martinho dos Tigres, Angola	Severed water supply due to rising sea levels	50%
Lindenfeld, Romania	The last inhabitant died	50%
Farina, Australia	Unsuitable soil for farming	50%
Kolmanskop, Namibia	Abandoned after the mines dried up	0%
Agdam, Azerbaijan	Destroyed by Armenian forces	0%
Armero, Colombia	Destroyed by a volcanic eruption	0%
Bommenede, Netherlands	Lost to the sea	0%
Kelso, New Zealand	Repeated flooding	0%

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