| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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| Bands 2: "Bohemian Rhapsody," "Under Pressure." | Queen | 100%
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| City 1: Founded by the Romans as Aquae Sulis | Bath | 93%
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| City 2: Largest city in Scotland | Glasgow | 93%
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| People 4: Major Enlightenment scientist who was the first to unify the theories of physics. | Isaac Newton | 93%
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| City 3: This city is best known for the Beatles. | Liverpool | 93%
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| Events 1: Battle that established Norman rule over England upon the death of Harold Godwinson; it's depicted in the Bayeux Tapestry. | Battle of Hastings | 87%
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| Natural Landmark 3: While reports of a monster in this lake have existed since the time of Saint Columba, sightings would only become frequent by the 1930s. | Loch Ness | 87%
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| Culture 4: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's most famous series that NEVER featured the phrase "Elementary, my dear Watson." | Sherlock Holmes | 87%
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| Artificial Landmark 2: Megalithic stone structure probably used in druidic rituals | Stonehenge | 87%
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| Culture 2: Jane Austen's famous novel featuring Elizabeth Bennett and Mr. Darcy. | Pride and Prejudice | 80%
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| Bands 1: "Sympathy for the Devil," "Paint it Black." | The Rolling Stones | 80%
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| Artificial Landmark 1: Fortress built under William the Conqueror that was the site of execution for people like Sir Walter Raleigh and Anne Boleyn | Tower of London | 80%
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| People 3: Mathematician who led the Bletchley Park team in WWII; he would later be castrated for his homosexuality. | Alan Turing | 73%
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| Events 2: The UK was the first country to undergo this transformation in the 1760s. | Industrial Revolution | 73%
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| Culture 3: This book by Charles Dickens begins "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times." | A Tale of Two Cities | 67%
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| People 1: Queen of the Iceni who opposed Roman incursion into Britain. | Boudicca | 67%
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| People 2: King of Scotland who won the First Scottish War of Independence. | Robert the Bruce | 67%
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| Natural Landmark 2: Basalt sea stacks located in Northern Ireland, said to have been the result of a fight between two giants in Irish folklore. | Giant's Causeway | 60%
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| Events 4: Period of Nazi bombing of many English cities. | The Blitz | 60%
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| Bands 3: "Should I Stay or Should I Go," "London Calling" | The Clash | 60%
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| Natural Landmark 4: According to Welsh folklore, this mountain, the highest in Britain outside of Scotland, is said to be the tomb of the giant Rhitta Gawr; the nearby Y Lliwedd is said to be the resting place of King Arthur's men. | Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa) | 47%
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| Culture 1: Possibly one of Shakespeare's last plays, following the magician Prospero. | The Tempest | 47%
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| City 4: This Welsh city rose to prominence after actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney bought its football team. | Wrexham | 47%
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| Natural Landmark 1: Eric Johnson made a song about this famous locale on England's southern coast. | White Cliffs of Dover | 33%
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| Bands 4: "Pour Some Sugar On Me," "Photograph." | Def Leppard | 27%
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| Artificial Landmark 4: Region of medieval villages that were major wool exporters in the Middle Ages. | Cotswolds | 20%
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| Events 3: Site of a massacre of a Scottish clan ordered by William III. | Glencoe | 20%
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| Artificial Landmark 3: Scottish royal residence located in Edinburgh. | Holyroodhouse | 20%
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| Paleontology 1: Dolphin-like marine reptile discovered by Mary Anning. | Ichthyosaur | 20%
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| Paleontology 4: This smaller relative of the more famous Spinosaurus was discovered in the Smokejack Clay Pits and was named after its gigantic claw. | Baryonyx | 13%
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| Paleontology 3: First dinosaur to be described. | Megalosaurus | 13%
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| Paleontology 2: These long-necked marine reptiles likely could not raise their heads out of the water. | Plesiosaurs | 13%
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