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Question 1: What is London’s oldest football
team?
Answer: Fulham FC
Question 2: Who’s equestrian statue stands
on the exact centre of London from
which all distances are measured.
Answer:Charles I
Question 3: Which riverside pub’s patrons
have included
William Shakespeare, Charles Dickens and Tom Cruise.
Answer: The Anchor, Bankside
Question 4: What is unusual about the
traffic on Savoy Hill?
Answer: It travels on the right
Question 5: Which Thames bridge is nicknamed
‘The Ladies Bridge’?
Answer: Waterloo Bridge
Question 6: What did Thomas Faryner start?
Answer: The Great fire of London
Question 7: What is the nickname of the
building at 30 St Mary’s Axe?
Answer: The Gherkin
Question 8: Which band were formed to
promote a shop on the Kings Road?
Answer: The Sex Pistols
Question 9: Which district of London takes
its name from an old hunting cry?
Answer: Soho
Question 10: To what type of animal did
Mary Toft give birth in Leicester Square?
Answer: Rabbits
Question 11: Why is the Bank of England
known as the Old Lady of Threadneedle Street?
Answer: From a political cartoon
Question 12: Who lies entombed in The
Dead Room at Sommerset House?
Answer: The Wife, family and servants
of Charles I
Question 13: Which department store is
constructed from the timbers of an old ship?
Answer: Liberty’s
Question 14: Who’s statue had her head
bashed off with a cricket bat?
Answer: Margaret Thatcher
Question 15: Which literary and film character
lived above the Globe pub
in Borough Market?
Answer: Bridget Jones
Question 16: What protective device was
used for a political assassination
on Waterloo Bridge?
Answer: An Umbrella
Question 17: Which James Bond began his
career at the Oval House Theatre?
Answer: Pierce Brosnan
Question 18: Which striped nuisance is
the only survivor of the printing industry
on Fleet Street at number 185?
Answer: Dennis the Menace
Question 19: What world famous tinned
food was first sold at Fortnum and Mason?
Answer: Heinz baked Beans
Question 20: The main guns of HMS Belfast
are aimed at a target. What is it?
Answer: Scratchwood services
Question 21: Which poet's wife drowned
herself in the Serpentine?
Answer: Shelly’s
