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1. To be a Cockney you must be born within the sound of the bells of St Mary Le Bow?

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If you've taken the Secret London Tour, why not take our quiz and see how many of the questions, all of which are related to the tour, you can get right?

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2. The City of London motto means?

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3. Which of the following was filmed inside the church of St Bartholomew the Great?

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4. Who wrote a poem about the corner of Wood Street?

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5. A Cordwainer was?

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6. The symbol of the London Goldmsiths Company is?

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7. Captain John Smith was the first governor of?

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8. Whose tragic death in a fire in 1885 led to the establishment of the memorial in Postman's Park?

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9. Smithfield Market is Europe's largest market?

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10. Sir Christopher Wren reputedly built Ye Olde Watling for the workmen who were rebuilding Westminster Abbey?

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It was St Paul's Cathedral.

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11. Elizabeth 1st's Sergeant Surgeon was?

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12. Which famous poet lived in Cloth Fair for almost 20 years?

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To be a Cockney you must be born within the sound of the bells of St...
The City of London motto means?
Which of the following was filmed inside the church of St Bartholomew...
Who wrote a poem about the corner of Wood Street?
A Cordwainer was?
The symbol of the London Goldmsiths Company is?
Captain John Smith was the first governor of?
Whose tragic death in a fire in 1885 led to the establishment of the...
Smithfield Market is Europe's largest market?
Sir Christopher Wren reputedly built Ye Olde Watling for the workmen...
Elizabeth 1st's Sergeant Surgeon was?
Which famous poet lived in Cloth Fair for almost 20 years?
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