| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Sark | 81%
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| Capital | St. Peter Port | 81%
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| Three largest islands that fall within the Bailiwick (apart from Guernsey itself) | Alderney | 75%
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| Herm | 69%
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| Guernsey born Marguerite Anne Harvey became the first verified female supercentenarian when she reached this age in 1902 | 110 | 56%
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| Biennial multi-disciplinary sporting event in which Guernsey competes against other similar communities | {Island} Games | 56%
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| Day of commemoration to mark the island's freedom from German Occupation in WW2 | {Liberation} Day | 44%
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| Animal associated with Guernsey, said to be due to the steepness of the island's streets or in reference to the stubborn nature of its inhabitants | Donkey | 38%
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| 'Supernatural' site near Portelet Harbour, also known as La Table Des Pions | {Fairy} Ring | 38%
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| Popular wartime tourist attraction in La Vassalerie | German {Underground} Hospital | 38%
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| According to folklore, stone ledges protruding from chimneys on Guernsey houses were used as seats for these magical beings to rest on as they flew by | Witches | 38%
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| Novel by Victor Hugo, published while in self-imposed exile in Guernsey | Les Misérables | 31%
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| Historical romantic novel and film set in 1946 on Guernsey | The Guernsey Literary and {Potato} {Peel} Pie Society | 31%
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| Fortification that has guarded the island's main harbour for over 800 years | Castle {Cornet} | 25%
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| Guernsey's only landlocked parish | St. Andrew | 19%
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