Statistics for Which City in Greece?

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Description	Letter	City	% Correct
City called the "Birthplace of Democracy"	A	Athens	100%
It won the Peloponnesian War	S	Sparta	94%
Where the Colossus statue used to stand	R	Rhodes	92%
Was, at times, the second largest city in the Byzantine Empire after Constantinople	T	Thessaloniki	88%
City that was named after the muscular demi-god who performed twelve labors	H	Heraklion	76%
Place where the oracle of Apollo could be found	D	Delphi	68%
It has the namesake of a type of column	C	Corinth	64%
Host of the Panhellenic Games	O	Olympia	63%
A type of olive is named after it	K	Kalamata	59%
Capital of Peloponnese Region – Greek for "Three Cities"	T	Tripoli	55%
This largest city in Western Crete has a famous lighthouse	C	Chania	44%
"Greece's Gate to the West"	P	Patras	44%
Has the namesake of the Ionian island it is located on – Site of Navagio Beach	Z	Zakynthos	43%
Capital of ancient Crete	K	Knossos	42%
Its "sacred band" of elite warriors consisted of 150 male couples	T	Thebes	42%
"City of a Thousand Colors"	X	Xanthi	40%
Largest city on the Pagasetic Gulf – main port city of the Thessaly region	V	Volos	33%
Achilles was born here. Hippocrates died here	L	Larissa	32%
Last capital of Macedonia and Alexander the Great's birthplace	P	Pella	27%
This city dominated Greece before 1200 BC, and whose collapse marked the start of the Greek Dark Ages	M	Mycenae	25%

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