Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Main river that runs through the city | Ouse | 97%
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Viking name for the city | Jorvik | 84%
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Catholic plotter born in York | Guy Fawkes | 78%
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Medieval street that used to be home to many butchers' shops; now a tourist hotspot | The Shambles | 77%
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Place of worship that has existed in some form since at least 627 CE | York Minster | 77%
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Tributary of that river | Foss | 76%
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Rival of the House of York in the Wars of the Roses | House of Lancaster | 76%
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The city has two universities: the University of York, and York __ ____ University | St John | 76%
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Roman name for the city | Eboracum | 75%
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Name any of the four 'bars,' or gateways, that allow access through the city walls | Bootham | Micklegate | Monk | Walmgate | 73%
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Visitor who was the victim of an attempted egging in 2022 | King Charles III | 72%
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Highwayman hanged at York in 1739 | Dick Turpin | 71%
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Sport that takes place at a venue on the Knavesmire | Horse racing | 70%
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Due to its 'dark' past, the city has been dubbed the most _______ in Europe | Haunted | 68%
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Group of people who were massacred at York Castle in 1190 | Jews | 68%
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Confectioner and philanthropist who pioneered studies of urban poverty | Joseph Rowntree | 67%
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Roman proclaimed emperor in York in 306 CE who later converted to Christianity | Constantine the Great | 63%
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1066 battle that took place east of the city | Battle of Stamford Bridge | 61%
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Residence of the Archbishop of York | Bishopthorpe Palace | 28%
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Building that was constructed in the 1400s, was heavily damaged during the Blitz, and now hosts meetings of York Council | Guildhall | 26%
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Teacher and theologian who became an important figure in the court of Charlemagne | Alcuin | 15%
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1644 battle that took place west of the city | Battle of Marston Moor | 14%
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