Statistics for Which City in California?

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Description	City	% Correct
In the early 1980s, it passed Chicago to become the nation's second-largest city	Los Angeles	99%
Average rent is over $4000/month in this "City by the Bay"	San Francisco	98%
The capital of California	Sacramento	96%
Where the film "Anchorman" was set	San Diego	88%
The valley surrounding this city is perhaps America's most famous wine-growing region	Napa	79%
Where Disneyland can be found	Anaheim	78%
N.W.A and Dr. Dre came "straight outta" of here	Compton	76%
Home to the flagship campus of the University of California	Berkeley	72%
Ritzy suburb with the most famous zip code in the U.S.	Beverly Hills	70%
"The Capital of Silicon Valley"	San Jose	68%
This Humboldt County city shares its name with California's motto, Greek for "I have found it"	Eureka	64%
There's a 1960s pop song about a "little old lady" from here	Pasadena	48%
Has the second-busiest container port in the U.S.	Long Beach	47%
Route 66 ended at the pier of this coastal city	Santa Monica	46%
Since the early 1900s, this city has been a popular resort for the elderly who come to bask in its dry heat	Palm Springs	45%
This city's aquarium was built on the site of a defunct sardine cannery	Monterey	41%
Called the "Media Capital of the World" due to its many TV and movie studios	Burbank	40%
This planned city in Orange County has the country's lowest rate of violent crime, (among cities with > 100,000 people)	Irvine	38%
Revelers flock here for the annual Coachella music festival	Indio	22%
Element 116 is named for the national laboratory in this city	Livermore	19%