| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| French region he was born and became Duke in 1035 | Normandy | 99%
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| He won this battle to secure his claim to the English throne | Battle of Hastings | 97%
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| ... in this year | 1066 | 95%
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| ... in which he defeated this Anglo-Saxon ruler | Harold Godwinson | 85%
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| ... who may have died by an arrow hitting this bodypart | Eye | 78%
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| His third son and eventual heir to the English throne | William Rufus | 78%
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| Ordered the creation of this survey listing all land-holdings in England | Domesday Book | 73%
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| ... including 'The White Tower', the central keep of this London attraction | Tower of London | 71%
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| ... which is represented in this embroidery | Bayeux Tapestry | 70%
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| Built hundreds of these defensive structures, the first in England | Castles | 69%
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| Nickname acquired due to his parentage | William the Bastard | 63%
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| Promised the English throne by this king | Edward the Confessor | 60%
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| French king that invaded Normandy several times from 1052 | Henry I | 50%
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| Two of William's children died in hunting 'accidents' in this woodland | New Forest | 33%
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| His eldest son and heir to the Duchy of Normandy | Robert Curthose | 33%
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| His wife | Matilda of Flanders | 31%
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| Scorched-earth campaign by William in northern England that led to widespread famine | Harrying of the North | 30%
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| Mishap that occurred to William's body during his funeral | It burst | 28%
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| The last Wessex claimant to the throne who encouraged several uprisings | Edgar Ætheling | 17%
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| Died here in 1087 after injuring himself on the pommel of his saddle | Rouen | 14%
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