Statistics for Which City in Texas?

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Description	City	% Correct
Where NASA Mission Control is located	Houston	100%
City fatefully visited by John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963	Dallas	99%
The capital of Texas	Austin	96%
Of the 250 Texians who defended this city's Alamo, more than 200 died	San Antonio	91%
Westernmost city in Texas	El Paso	85%
Its name is Latin for "Body of Christ"	Corpus Christi	80%
City where David Koresh met a bloody end in 1993	Waco	71%
The nation's only nuclear bomb making facility can be found in this city whose name means "yellow" in Spanish	Amarillo	69%
You'll find the Texas Rangers ballpark in this city which shares its name with a famous cemetery	Arlington	65%
This city has doubled in population since 1990, adding more than 400,000 residents	Fort Worth	65%
The hurricane that struck this city in 1900 is the deadliest natural disaster in U.S. history	Galveston	63%
City that, appropriately, is located on the Texas/Arkansas border	Texarkana	58%
Buddy Holly grew up in this city in the high plains of northwest Texas	Lubbock	51%
This city on the Rio Grande is 95.6% Hispanic	Laredo	48%
Highly educated suburb of the above, home to the headquarters of Dr Pepper and Frito-Lay	Plano	44%
Located at the very southern tip of Texas, across from the Mexican city of Matamoros	Brownsville	43%
Home to the main campus of Texas A&M University	College Station	42%
"Friday Night Lights" is based on this city in the oil-rich Permian Basin	Odessa	42%
George W. Bush grew up here	Midland	31%
Suburb of the above with initials R. R.	Round Rock	30%