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Quiz
- Do you know the name of the domestic heater salesman from Philadelphia who is credited with being the inventor of Monopoly?
- How many red hotels are there in the standard Monopoly set?
- Can you name the four train stations?
- How many squares are there on the traditional London Monopoly board?
- Which monopoly board street name comes from a ball game played in the 17th century?
- The character "In Jail" actually has a name, do you know it?
- How many pounds does a player collect upon passing 'Go'?
- Which square comes between Piccadilly and Coventry Street?
- Which landmark was included on the London Monopoly board because the makers of the game met up at the Lyon’s Corner House there?
- How many colour-coded streets are there on the Monopoly board?
- On one of the chance cards, what sort of competition might you win to collect £100?
- The original monopoly game was based on the streets of which American city?
- Mayfair and Park Lane are the most expensive properties, but which square is the third most expensive?
- Which street's association with law led to it being grouped with Bow Street and Marlborough Street?
- Which corner square lies between Strand and Vine Street?
- How much rent do you have to pay if you land on the Mayfair square with no houses or hotels?
- On the Super Tax square there is an image of what object?
- On one of the community chest cards, you may collect £10 for comming in which place in a beauty competition: first, second or third?
- Can you name the two brown property squares?
- How much money does the banker give each player at the start of the game?
Answers:
- Charles Darrow
- 12 red hotels (and 32 little green houses)
- Fenchurch, Liverpool Street, Marylebone, Kings Cross
- 40 squares
- Pall Mall
- Jake or "Jake, the Jailbird" (and the police officer was named Officer Mallory)
- £200
- Water works
- The Angel, Islington
- 22 colour-coded streets
- A crossword competition (You have won a crossword competition. Collect £100)
- Atlantic City
- Bond Street
- Vine Street
- Free Parking
- £50
- A diamond ring
- Second place (You have won second prize in a beauty contest. Collect £10)
- Old Kent Road and Whitechapel Road
- £1,500