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Hint	Answer	% Correct
The city has a UNESCO Heritage Site and its name means "to take" in portuguese	Tomar	75%
The city is known for the Umbrella's Street (Rua Luís de Camões)	Águeda	50%
The city was an important industrial hub until 1970's when CUF was nationalized	Barreiro	50%
The city is known for its cherry	Fundão	50%
Known by a local pastery cake called "Palha de..."	Abrantes	25%
One of the oldes cities in Europe known by the romans as "Salácia"	Alcácer do Sal	25%
The city grow after 2 railway lines was constructed here	Entroncamento	25%
Where the Queen Saint Elisabeth died	Estremoz	25%
The city has a strong presence of brazilian influence in its architecture and was called in the past "Montelongo"	Fafe	25%
The city is famous for porcelain industry	Ílhavo	25%
It was founded by the cynetes as "Lacóbriga" and served as capital of the Algarve once	Lagos	25%
The city is famous for its replica of the Ruins of São Paulo in Macau	Loures	25%
The city is known for the automobile factory from PSA Group	Mangualde	25%
The city is known for the glass industry	Marinha Grande	25%
The city is one of the fastest growing cities and its former name was "Aldeia Galega do Ribatejo"	Montijo	25%
"Aruce Novum" and "Al-Manijah" are some of the former names of this city	Moura	25%
The city is known for the legend of the King Dinis I and the bear	Odivelas	25%
Founded by Gualdim Pais, Grand Master of Knights Templar and known for the Marquis of same name	Pombal	25%
The victory from the constitucionalists in the Portuguese Civil War gave part of its name to the city	Praia da Vitória	25%
The city was founded in IV century B.C. by the turdulis with the name "Senna"	Seia	25%
Its names derives from the medieval creatures known as Wyverns	Serpa	25%
Vasco da Gama was born here	Sines	25%
The city is known for the salt industry and to be one of the oldest cities in the country	Tavira	25%
The legend tells that the meaning of its name derives from the expression "To Her Tone"	Tondela	25%
One of the principal cities of bullfighting in Portugal	Vila Franca de Xira	25%
The city was rebuilt after the 1755 Earthquake as Lisbon by Marquis of Pombal	Vila Real de Santo António	25%