Statistics for Cities of the World with One or More Clues

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Clue	Answer	% Correct
This Asian city has the name of a religion in it.	Islamabad	92%
This capital was once split in half, with one half being an exclave of another country.	Berlin	83%
This city is known in the famous phrase, "______, we have a problem."	Houston	83%
Previously known as Constantinople.	Istanbul	83%
The French national anthem hails from this city.	Marseille	83%
"When in ____, do as the Romans do."	Rome	83%
Replace the "San" in the name of the city with "El" and you get the name of the country this city belongs to.	San Salvador	83%
"________" syndrome is a psychological response that occurs when hostages or abuse victims bond with their captors or abusers.	Stockholm	83%
This Russian city has a song written about it in German, which has since been translated into Spanish and performed by a French singer.	Moscow	75%
This city has the busiest airport in the entire world.	Atlanta	67%
Commonly confused as the capital of Tanzania.	Dar es Salaam	67%
"What happens in ______, stays in ______."	(Las) Vegas	67%
Singing, reciting or uttering any ballad or obscene song in public is illegal and could get you jailed for three months in this city.	Singapore	67%
This seaport was annexed by the Russian Empire from Qing China in 1860 and is now a major Pacific port.	Vladivostok	67%
The official full name of this city in its native language, when romanised, is the city with the longest name in the world.	Bangkok	50%
You do not need to move your lips to pronounce the name of this city.	Hong Kong	50%
This capital city does not have any stop signs for cars.	Paris	50%
This capital city is south of another capital city across a river.	Kinshasa	42%
This city's name becomes the name of the nation it belongs to if you add -ia at the end of it.	Tunis	42%
This Danish city is the first on the list of towns and cities with a population of 100,000 or more in alphabetical order.	Aalborg	33%
The only city in India where the number of bicycle rides is greater than the number of car journeys.	Kolkata	33%
This is the northernmost city in the world with an airport.	Longyearbyen	33%
"It's a long way to ____________, it's a long way to go."	Tipperary	33%
The most remote city from any sea in the world.	Ürümqi	25%
This city is the birthplace of LEGO.	Billund	17%
Hokkaido's southernmost major city.	Hakodate	17%
"I knew I shoulda made dat left turn at _______________."	Albuquerque	8%
The second city captured during Operation Overlord in WWII.	Caen	8%
This town renamed itself in 2021 due to it being sick of tourists stealing its road signs.	Fugging	8%
This modern city has appeared in the Christian Bible, in the story about a rebellious prophet.	Jericho	8%