Statistics for General Knowledge: Things with the same name #1

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	Question	Answer	% Correct
Paris	The city of Paris is located on what river?	Seine	87%
San Francisco	San Francisco is a city in what U.S. state?	California	75%
Paris	Paris the prince of Troy started the Trojan War by eloping with whom?	Helen	75%
Edo	What capital city was formerly known as Edo?	Tokyo	70%
Mint	A mint is a facility that manufactures what?	coins	66%
Doge	Doge was the title of the rulers of various medieval states in what modern-day country?	Italy	66%
San Francisco	Those are both named after Saint Francis, who was from what modern-day country?	Italy	59%
San Francisco	The São Francisco River is in what country?	Brazil	54%
Goth	Members of the modern goth subculture stereotypically wear what color?	black	50%
Mint	What chemical derived from mint plants is a common ingredient in cough drops and cigarettes?	menthol	41%
Angora	What animal produces Angora wool?	Angora rabbit	39%
Batavia	What capital city was formerly known as Batavia?	Jakarta	37%
Mosaic	The art form of mosaic is named after what group of Greek mythological figures?	Muses	36%
Goth	Goths led by Alaric I sacked what city in the year 410?	Rome	36%
Doge	The "Doge" meme features a dog of what breed?	Shiba Inu	29%
Edo	In the 11th century the Edo people founded the Kingdom of Benin in what modern-day country?	Nigeria	28%
Mosaic	Mosaic Law is traditionally held to have been written by whom?	Moses	27%
Angora	What capital city was formerly known as Angora?	Ankara	26%
Batavia	Batavia, Illinois, United States, was home to the world's most powerful particle accelerator until the 2008 opening of what?	Large Hadron Collider	19%
Goth	Gothic architecture is known for what exterior support structure?	flying buttress	16%
Angora	What textile is made from the hair of the Angora goat?	mohair	12%
Goth	In typography, "Gothic" can also refer to what category of typefaces that have a simple structure, such as Helvetica and Arial?	sans-serif	11%
Goth	The last living Gothic language was spoken until the 18th century on what peninsula?	Crimea	10%
Goth	In typography, "Gothic" can refer to what category of typefaces that is associated with medieval times, heavy metal music, or newspaper titles?	blackletter	6%
Goth	Who wrote The Castle of Otranto, regarded as the first novel in the genre of Gothic horror, in 1764?	Horace Walpole	2%