Published: Tuesday 19th August 2025A free quiz about the people and places of England.
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Which King granted city status to Cambridge?
King George VI.
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To what do natives of Cornwall refer to as "Emmets"?
Tourists.
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Which English county was home to the UK's first National Park?
Derbyshire.
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Introduced in 2002, which was the first UK city to charge a congestion fee?
Durham.
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What is the largest town by population in Bedfordshire?
Luton.
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Which Buckinghamshire hospital is home to the National Spinal Injuries Centre?
Stoke Mandeville.
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Which large bay in Cumbria is known for its quicksand and fast moving tides?
Morecambe Bay.
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Where in Hampshire would you find the Spinnaker Tower?
Portsmouth.
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How long do you have to be happily married to be awarded the "Dunmow Flitch"?
A year and a day.
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The Atomic Weapons Establishment is located in which Berkshire town?
Aldermaston.
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Which two motorways intersect near Lymm in Cheshire?
The M6 & M56.
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Which Cumbrian town is the annual host of one of the oldest horse fairs in the UK?
Appleby(-in-Westmorland).
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On which island in Poole harbour did Lord Baden-Powell found the Scout Movement?
Brownsea Island.
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In which English county is the Forest of Dean?
Gloucestershire.
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Which Prime Minister became the first resident of Chequers?
David Lloyd George.
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Which is the largest of the Isles of Scilly?
St Mary's.
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The city of Manchester sits on the east bank of which river?
River Irwell.
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At which Devon city does the M5 motorway terminate?
Exeter.
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In which Cheshire town is the annual International Cheese Show held?
Nantwich.
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Which range of hills runs through Buckinghamshire?
The Chilterns.
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