| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Highest mountain in Wales | Snowdon | 98%
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| Large island off the north-west of the mainland | Anglesey | 95%
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| University city that has a namesake in the US state of Maine | Bangor | 88%
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| Roofing material once mined in large volumes in this part of Wales | Slate | 88%
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| Coastal medieval fortress and the site of the investiture of Charles, Prince of Wales in 1969 | Caernarfon Castle | 85%
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| Busy port from where ferries sail to Dublin | Holyhead | 85%
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| Sea channel that separates the above island from the rest of Gwynedd | {Menai} Strait | 80%
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| Large inlet of the Irish Sea that has the coast of Gwynedd as its northern boundary | {Cardigan} Bay | 73%
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| Gwynedd peninsula that extends 30 miles into the Irish Sea | Llŷn | 68%
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| Body of water in Gywnedd that is also known as Llyn Tegid | {Bala} Lake | 66%
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| Gwynedd born comedian, best known for playing the lead role in 'The Vicar of Dibley' | Dawn French | 59%
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| Narrow-gauge heritage railway, and major tourist attraction, that runs from Porthmadog across 'The Cob' before climbing into the mountains | Ffestiniog Railway | 51%
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| Known as the 'Island of 20,000 Saints', this place is located two miles off the above peninsula | Bardsey | 44%
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| Singer, songwriter from Gwynedd who had success with the single 'Mercy' | Duffy | 44%
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| Gwynedd born courtier and second husband of Catherine, widow of Henry V of England, who was captured and executed during the Wars of the Roses | Owen Tudor | 12%
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