| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Ancient volcano whose rocky peak overlooks the city of Edinburgh | {Arthur}'s Seat | 97%
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| Cloned sheep created in 1996 at the Roslin Institute in the University of Edinburgh | Dolly | 89%
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| Estuary which forms the northern boundary of the city of Edinburgh | Firth of {Forth} | 88%
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| Edinburgh born actor, well-known for playing James Bond | Sean Connery | 88%
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| Edinburgh's annual festival of performing arts, the biggest such in the world | {Fringe} Festival | 85%
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| Well-known statue of a dog that stands outside Greyfriars Kirkyard | Greyfriars {Bobby} | 84%
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| Edinburgh's principal railway station | Waverley | 83%
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| Official residence of the Monarch in Scotland | Holyroodhouse | 80%
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| Route that runs between the above residence and Edinburgh Castle | Royal Mile | 79%
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| Popular tourist attraction in Edinburgh’s Old Town | {Camera} Obscura | 75%
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| Royal yacht permanently moored at Ocean Drive Ocean Terminal in Leith | Britannia | 74%
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| Creator of Sherlock Holmes, who was born in the city in 1859 | Arthur Conan Doyle | 69%
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| Edinburgh nickname, due to the smoke that used to rise from coal fires in Old Town | Auld Reekie | 54%
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| One half of the 'Two Ronnies' comedy duo, who was born in Edinburgh | Ronnie Corbett | 47%
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| Coffee shop in which J.K. Rowling wrote much of her first two books, making it arguably the “birthplace” of the Harry Potter novels | The {Elephant} House | 44%
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