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Interesting Questions, Facts and Information
- There are a total of 15 general entries.
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Interesting Questions, Facts, and Information
Monopoly (U.K. Version)
What is the most expensive property on the board? | UK Monopoly
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Mayfair. It is purple in colour, costs £400 and is the last property on the board.
There are four stations on the board: Kings Cross, Fenchurch Street, Liverpool Street and ....? (Name the fourth one) | UK Monopoly
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How many pounds is a player's salary upon passing 'Go' ? | UK Monopoly
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200. We used to double this if we landed on 'Go'.
How many pounds do you receive from each player if it's your birthday? | UK Monopoly
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Which symbol denotes a 'Chance' card (clue in this question)? | UK Monopoly
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a question mark. I preferred the 'Community Chest' cards.
Which symbol denotes the 'Go' position on the board? | UK Monopoly
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According to the rule book, what does a player receive upon landing on the 'Free Parking' sign? | UK Monopoly
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nothing. We used to collect all the fines that had been paid to date together and then win it if we landed on 'Free Parking'. This is, however, not suggested in the original rule book of Monopoly.
If you win a crossword competition, how many pounds do you gain? | UK Monopoly
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When picking up the dreaded 'Go to Jail' card, which position on the board are players instructed NOT to pass? | UK Monopoly
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Go. This card always ended with tears!
If a player owns all the properties in a particular colour-group, what happens to the rent payable when an opponent lands on one of those sites (given that houses have not yet been built on them)? | UK Monopoly
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Can you build houses on a property if you don't own all the properties in that colour-group? | UK Monopoly
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How many houses must you build on a property before you can build a hotel? | UK Monopoly
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4 . You have to build four houses on all properties in the colour-group before you can go on to build hotels on any of them.
What colour are the houses (as opposed to the hotels) in Monopoly? | UK Monopoly
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