London Past Papers General Flashcards

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Give the month and year of the Great Fire of London.

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What institution, the oldest in Europe, was founded in Smithfield in 1123?

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In which year was the Greater London Council abolished?

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For what type of art work was Mortlake famous in the 17th century?

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5
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What specific rate of pay was demanded by the Dockers in the strike of 1889?

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What is the difference between a High Commission and an Embassy?

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What annual event will be celebrated on Sunday 22nd February 2015 with a colourful parade and performances of dance, music and acrobatics in Trafalgar Square and surrounding streets?

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8
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A weathervane in the form of which insect can be seen on top of the Royal Exchange?

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9
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St James’s Palace was built on the site of what kind of institution?

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10
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At which City church is the annual Lion Sermon preached on the nearest Thursday to 16th October?

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Name the present Lord Mayor of London.

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12
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Name the fish market situated in Docklands.

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13
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What is the name of the in-depth study of pre-set London street routes and points of interest that a taxicab driver must complete in order to obtain a license to operate a black cab?

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14
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Which art gallery stands on the site of the King’s Mews at Charing Cross?

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15
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What visitor attraction did Marie Grosholtz open in Baker Street in 1835?

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16
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How many passenger capsules are there on the London Eye?

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17
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Which automobile manufacturer, best known for Formula One racing and high-performance sports cars, has a showroom at One Hyde Park?

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18
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Which ministry has its head office at 102 Petty France?

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19
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Which premiership football team`s home ground is the Emirates Stadium?

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20
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Which world cup sporting event kicks off in West London on September 22nd 2015?

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21
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Television sets were first sold in London in 1928 in which Oxford Street store?

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22
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What distinguishes the Weavers` Company Charter from those of all other Livery Companies?

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23
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The Roman Temple of Mithras, excavated in 1954, is due to be incorporated in which modern building?

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24
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What musical event happened on the roof of 3 Savile Row on 30th January 1969?

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25
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Name the last purpose-built docks, opened in London in 1921?

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26
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Who was the last person to be executed on Tower Hill?

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27
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In which building was the first meeting of the general assembly of the United Nations held in 1946?

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28
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Which institution was founded by Thomas Coram in 1739?

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29
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In which year was the first Mayor of London elected? (Not Lord Mayor)

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30
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What is the name given to French Protestants who came here as refugees in the 16th century?

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31
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What is Dadabhai Naoroji’s claim to fame?

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32
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What name was given to the riots that took place in London in 1780?

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33
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How many times has London hosted the Olympic Games?

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34
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What was the name of the council block in Newham that collapsed in 1968?

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35
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Who was Constance Markievicz?

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36
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The 20th anniversary of which
tragic event will be commemorated
on the 31st August 2017?

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37
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What is the name given to the
deregulation of the London Stock
Exchange on 27th October 1986,
which significantly changed the
structure of the financial markets?

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38
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Who did William Walworth, Lord
Mayor of London, stab and kill in
1381?

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39
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What did Mr Shillibeer introduce to
London in 1829?

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40
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What took place in 1851, the profits
from which helped to build the
museums of Kensington?

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41
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1250 houses and a medieval
hospital were demolished in 1827
to build which dock?

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42
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Name the prison which stood on
the site of the Old Bailey.

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43
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Which sport is played at Lord’s?

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44
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Where in London can you pose with vloggers Zoella and Alfie Deyes?

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45
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Name the biggest biomedical facility under one roof opened in 2016 by the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh.

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46
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What would you be doing at the
Donmar Warehouse?

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47
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Where is the world’s largest Lego
store situated?

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48
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What was the original use of 10 Trinity Square, now being converted to a hotel?

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49
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What important job is currently done by Larry, Palmerston and Gladstone in Whitehall?

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50
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Which soccer team’s home is The
Emirates Stadium?

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51
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What is the basic rate of PAYE tax in the United Kingdom for those earning between £11,000 and £43,000?

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52
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Name the well-known London
landmark which inspired William
Wordsworth to write ‘Earth has
not anything to show more fair:
Dull would he be of soul who
could pass by, A sight so
touching in its majesty:’

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53
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Name the building where the first
meeting of the United Nations
General Assembly was held in
1946.

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54
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Where will you find the STAR
WARS Identities exhibition?

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55
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Where would you go to hear a
Promenade Concert?

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56
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Where is the Canadian High
Commission?

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57
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Name the building in which the
Commonwealth Secretariat is
housed.

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58
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For whom was a palace built on
Clink Street in the 13th century?
(now in ruins)

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59
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Name the central London street
which has a worldwide reputation
as a centre of private medical
excellence.

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60
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Name the shop which opened in
1705 as a small store in St James’s Market and involved a Footman in Queen Anne’s household?

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61
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Which London landmark’s
restoration is expected to cost
£369 million and take ten years?

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62
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Which organisation is moving into
the Curtis Green building on the
Victoria Embankment?

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63
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Who is the current Mayor of
London?

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64
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Name the popular attraction
located at Leavesden.

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65
Q

Which street in the West End was
known as the birthplace of
‘Swinging London’ in the 1960s
and the home of Mods,
Skinheads, Punks and New
Romantics?

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66
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Which museum may move to West Smithfield?

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67
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Name the Archbishop of Canterbury’s London home.

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68
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Where in London will the 2017
World Para athletics Championship be held?

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69
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Which street directly links
Ludgate Hill/St Paul’s Churchyard
and Monument/Eastcheap?

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70
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What is the name of the mother
church of the Catholic community
in England and Wales?

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71
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Name the hospital where Princes
William, Harry, George and
Princess Charlotte were born.

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72
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Which City of London institution
was founded in a coffee house in
Tower Street?

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73
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Where in London is Google’s new
headquarters?

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74
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Who will move into architect
Keiran Timberlake’s building in
Nine Elms, currently reaching
completion?

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75
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Where in London will Apple’s new
headquarters be located?

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76
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Name TWO of the three
individual docks which together
form the Royal Docks.

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77
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The restaurants in Gerrard Street
mostly serve food from which
country?

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78
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Which important centenary takes
place on the 11th November 2018?

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79
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Robert Catesby died of wounds
on the 8th November 1605 after
failing to murder King James I.
What is this assassination attempt
usually called?

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80
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Name the popular rebellion of
1381.

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81
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By what name was the
deregulation of the financial
markets in 1986 known?

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82
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2018 is the centenary of which
significant event for women?

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83
Q

Which builder developed Pimlico
and Belgravia in the 1820s using
soil excavated from St Katherine’s
Docks?

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84
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Which MP and administrator of
the English navy wrote a diary
which is a useful source of
information on 17th century
London?

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85
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What is the name of the oldest
working synagogue in the UK?

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86
Q

70 years ago, a boat arrived from
Jamaica bringing one of the first
large groups of West Indian
immigrants to the UK. What was
the name of the boat?

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87
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Which institution, founded in 1566
by Thomas Gresham, was
declared Royal in 1570?

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88
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Which London dock opened in
1828?

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89
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What does a Cordwainer make?

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90
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What was the name of Queen
Boudica’s tribe?

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91
Q

What was significant for
Londoners about the night of 7th
September 1940?

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92
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The founder of Methodism built a
chapel in City Road in 1778.
What is his name?

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93
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Name the artist who lived in Holland Park Road whose purpose-built studio house has a collection of sculpture and paintings by him and his contemporaries.

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94
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Which eminent physician is buried in the churchyard of Chelsea Old Church. He died in 1753 having amassed a vast collection, used to found a famous museum.

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95
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20 Fenchurch Street is more
commonly known by another
name. What is it?

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96
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By what name is street artist Robin Gunningham more usually known?

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97
Q

What is the name of the retired
sea captain who is responsible
for the Foundling Museum?

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98
Q

In which London street will you find the official heraldic authority for England, Wales, Northern Ireland and much of the Commonwealth?

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99
Q

The headquarters of the 18,433
hectare private estate owned by
Her Majesty the Queen is located
in The Strand. What is the estate
called?

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100
Q

Which soccer team play at Stamford Bridge?

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101
Q

Which team has its home ground
at Allianz Park in Hendon?

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102
Q

In which London street is the Charles Dickens Museum located?

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103
Q

Which store has the motto
‘Omnia Omnibus Ubique’?

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104
Q

Which immigrant community first
based themselves in Limehouse in the 1880s?

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105
Q

In 1918 the Duke of Bedford sold
which significant area of central
London?

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106
Q

Name the two men who met in
1763 in Tom Davies bookshop.
They were to have a great impact
on each other’s lives.

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107
Q

What is the current function of
Marlborough House on the Mall?

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108
Q

Northumberland House, demolished in 1874, overlooked which London square?

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109
Q

The Hampstead home of which
Romantic poet is now a museum
and literary centre?

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110
Q

Who is by far the wealthiest British aristocrat with an international property portfolio worth at least £10bn?

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111
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Which is UNESCO’s largest World Heritage site in London, located to the west of the city?

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112
Q

The runway of London City Airport lies between two docks. Which ones?

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113
Q

In which London square will you
find the East India Club?

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114
Q

What is the name of the north London house where Judge Lord
Mansfield and his great niece Dido Belle lived?

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115
Q

Which central London market can
you visit only on Mondays to Fridays from 02.00 to 07.00?

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116
Q

In October 2017 the £1bn European HQ of which global finance company opened in the City?

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117
Q

What did Thomas Farriner do for
a living?

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118
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In which year did the ‘Jack the Ripper’ murders take place?

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119
Q

Which philanthropist through his
Donation Fund was responsible
for the first dwellings for ‘artisans
and labouring poor of London’ in
Commercial Street in 1864?

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120
Q

Nigel Farage, Laurence Olivier, Eddie Izzard and the Courtaulds are descendants of which refugees?

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121
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Which Prime Minister’s ashes are
interred at Chelsea Royal Hospital?

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122
Q

Name the leader of the Iceni tribe
who revolted against the Romans in
60 AD leading to the destruction of
Londinium.

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123
Q

Which livery company was the first
to be granted a charter in 1155?

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124
Q

Name the Scottish leader who was
hanged, drawn and quartered in
Smithfield in 1305.

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125
Q

Name the founder of the Royal
Exchange in the City of London in
1566.

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126
Q

Which disaster hit London in 1665
leading to between 70,000 and
100,000 deaths?

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127
Q

Name the anti-Catholic protests of
1780.

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128
Q

How big was London’s population
when first recorded in 1801?

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129
Q

Name the first Prime Minister to live
and work at 10 Downing St.

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130
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Name the TWO hospitals which both claim to be the oldest in London.

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(i)
(ii)

131
Q

Name the East End vicar who
founded Toynbee Hall in 1884.

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132
Q

What is sold in James Fox’s shop
on St James St?

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133
Q

Which London football team is
currently hosting its home games
at Wembley Stadium?

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134
Q

Name ONE of London’s Roman
Catholic Cathedrals.

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135
Q

Name the TWO colleges which
formed London University when it
was founded in 1836.

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(i)
(ii)

136
Q

What do the letters GLA stand for?

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137
Q

Name Horace Walpole’s Gothic
home in west London which is
displaying its original contents
until 24 February.

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138
Q

Name the flower market that takes
place only on Sunday mornings in
Bethnal Green.

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139
Q

Name the street artist known for
his stick figures.

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140
Q

In which month is the Notting Hill
Carnival?

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141
Q

Name the pop group who performed live on a rooftop in Savile Row in January 1969.

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142
Q

In which conflict did HMS Belfast
last see active service?

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143
Q

How high is the Monument to the
Great Fire of London (feet or metres)?

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144
Q

Name the only galleried coaching
inn that still survives in London.

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145
Q

In which museum would you find
the Mudlarks Gallery?

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146
Q

What time does Harrods close on
Sundays?

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147
Q

Name the lane in which the Great
Fire of London started in 1666.

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148
Q

What name was given to the
French Protestants who arrived in
London after the Revocation of the
Edict of Nantes in 1685?

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149
Q

Name the only building within
Whitehall Palace to survive the fire
of 1698.

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150
Q

In which year was the Bank of
England founded?

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151
Q

What did George Shillibeer
introduce to London in 1829?

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152
Q

Which building was demolished at
the beginning of the 20th century to
make way for today’s Central
Criminal Court?

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153
Q

What is the meaning of the Saxon
word ‘Cheap’ in Cheapside?

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154
Q

Against which king was the
Gunpowder Plot aimed?

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155
Q

What name is given to the
occupants of the Royal Hospital
Chelsea?

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156
Q

Where might you hear the Lutine Bell?

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157
Q

Name the species of large tree, which sheds its bark and is commonly found in the streets and squares of London.

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158
Q

What can you buy at Lock & Co?

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159
Q

Name ONE of the two Inns of
Court located between the
Embankment and Fleet Street.

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160
Q

Why is there a grasshopper on
top of the Royal Exchange?

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161
Q

In which square is the Supreme
Court located?

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162
Q

SOAS University of London is
one of London’s leading
universities. What do the letters
SOAS stand for?

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163
Q

Trafalgar Square’s Christmas tree
is a present from which country?

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164
Q

From which gentleman’s club in
Pall Mall did Phileas Fogg depart
to travel ‘Around the World in
Eighty Days’?

A
165
Q

Name the arch at the end of the
Mall, which is expected to open
as a hotel in 2022.

A
166
Q

Name London’s oldest restaurant.

A
167
Q

In which month is Open House
weekend?

A
168
Q

What are Brooks, Boodles and
Whites?

A
169
Q

What does Ede & Ravenscroft supply?

A
170
Q

Which football team plays at (i)
Stamford Bridge and (ii) the
Emirates Stadium?

A

(i)
(ii)

171
Q

Apart from the King, which
TWO members of the royal family
are able to grant a supplier a
Royal Warrant?

A

(i)
(ii)

172
Q

Why would you visit Wigmore Hall?

A
173
Q

Twickenham Stadium is the
national stadium for which sport?

A
174
Q

Name one London pub named
after a method of execution.

A
175
Q

Which charity was founded by the
rector of St Stephen Walbrook, Dr
Chad Varah, in 1953?

A
176
Q

On which day of the week is
Borough Market normally closed?

A
177
Q

Name London’s first mayor who
was appointed in 1189.

A
178
Q

Name the Scottish leader who was
hanged, drawn and quartered in
Smithfield in 1305.

A
179
Q

Name the Archbishop of
Canterbury who was beheaded at
the Tower of London during the
Peasants’ Revolt.

A
180
Q

What foodstuff was refined at the
Silvertown refinery, which opened
in 1878?

A
181
Q

Why is there a Blue Plaque to Dr
John Snow (1813 – 1858) in
Soho?

A
182
Q

Which royal palace burnt down in
1698?

A
183
Q

Which future author worked as a
child in a blacking factory by
Hungerford Stairs?

A
184
Q

Name the Londoner who wrote a
diary from 1660 – 1669.

A
185
Q

Name the 19th century London
heiress and philanthropist, who
became a pioneer in social
housing and founded Colombia
Road Market in 1869.

A
186
Q

In which building did the first
meeting of the UN General
Assembly take place in 1946?

A
187
Q

From which gallery was there an
attempt to steal two Rembrandt
paintings in November 2019?

A
188
Q

Why is there a Norwegian church
in Rotherhithe?

A
189
Q

In which City church are
Lutheran services held?

A
190
Q

Which two livery companies
dispute the 6th and 7th position in
order of precedence?

A

(i)
(ii)

191
Q

What is Lancaster House used for?

A
192
Q

Which famous ship was built at
Burrells Wharf?

A
193
Q

Who did the original Charing
Cross commemorate?

A
194
Q

Which major awards ceremony
took place in the Royal Albert
Hall on February 2nd 2020?

A
195
Q

Name London’s first mayor who
was appointed in 1189.

A
196
Q

Name the Scottish leader who was
hanged, drawn and quartered in
Smithfield in 1305.

A
197
Q

Name the Archbishop of
Canterbury who was beheaded at
the Tower of London during the
Peasants’ Revolt.

A
198
Q

What foodstuff was refined at the
Silvertown refinery, which opened
in 1878?

A
199
Q

Name the London royal residence
in which King Henry VIII died.

A
200
Q

Which people used to be known as
“Lascars” in the London docks in
the 18th and 19th centuries?

A
201
Q

Where did the trial of King
Charles I take place?

A
202
Q

Name the King who commissioned
Admiralty Arch.

A
203
Q

What did “the Strand” mean in old
English?

A
204
Q

Name the revolt in which
Archbishop Simon Sudbury was
dragged from the Tower and
beheaded on Tower Hill.

A
205
Q

What took place at Kensington
Palace on 24 May 1819?

A
206
Q

What was the symbol of the
Gresham family?

A
207
Q

What was the population of London
(i) in 1801?
(ii) in 1901?

A

(i)
(ii)

208
Q

In total, approximately how many
hangings (to the nearest thousand)
took place at the Tyburn Gallows?

A
209
Q

Give ONE of the causes of the “Gin
Craze” in 18th century London?

A
210
Q

Name London’s first enclosed dock,
constructed in 1802.

A
211
Q

Name ONE 19th century
philanthropist involved in social
housing.

A
212
Q

In the 18th and 19th centuries, which
group of people used to meet
secretly in Molly Houses?

A
213
Q

What was the name given to the
plague that swept across London in
1348 - 50?

A
214
Q

In which year was the Bank of
England founded?

A
215
Q

Name the ship launched at Burrell’s
Wharf in 1858.

A
216
Q

Name the community of immigrants
who established silk-weaving in
Spitalfields.

A
217
Q

Who died in a suite in the Ritz
Hotel on 8th April 2013?

A
218
Q

When Buckingham Palace is
closed, where can you buy
genuine Buckingham Palace
Royal Collection souvenirs?

A
219
Q

By what name is the Central
Criminal Court more commonly
known?

A
220
Q

Middle Temple and Inner Temple
are two of the four Inns of Court.
Name the other TWO.

A

(i)
(ii)

221
Q

Name the home stadium of
Arsenal football club.

A
222
Q

Which institution meets in the
former Middlesex Guildhall?

A
223
Q

Name the City church associated
with the Abolition of Slavery.

A
224
Q

In which year did the Romans
leave London?

A
225
Q

How many hangings were there at
Tyburn from 1192 to 1783?

A
226
Q

What was a “wherry”?

A
227
Q

In which year did the plague known
as the Black Death arrive in
London?

A
228
Q

At what time on Sundays does
Harrods
(i) open
(ii) close?

A

(i)
(ii)

229
Q

What is the coat of arms of the
Inner Temple?

A
230
Q

Who is Nicholas Lyons?

A
231
Q

Name the most recent Livery
Company.

A
232
Q

Which City financial institution
was founded in 1694?

A
233
Q

Name the Lord Mayor associated
with the church of St Michael
Paternoster Royal.

A
234
Q

Where is the London Stock
Exchange?

A
235
Q

How many Chelsea Pensioners
live in the Royal Hospital
Chelsea?

A
236
Q

When does the Notting Hill
Carnival take place?

A
237
Q

Name the prison where Charles
Dickens’s father was sent for
debt.

A
238
Q

What is the family name of the
Duke of Bedford?

A
239
Q

Which football team plays at
Stamford Bridge?

A
240
Q

In which month does the London
Pride Parade usually take place?

A
241
Q

Where is Charles Wesley buried?

A