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1. Which cathedral in London was destroyed in the Great Fire of 1666 and rebuilt under the direction of Sir Christopher Wren? Westminster Abbey Exeter Cathedral Lincoln Cathedral St Paul's Cathedral

2. Canterbury Cathedral was the site of a famous murder during the reign of Henry II. Who was the victim? John Fitzwilliam Henry Seymour Edward Spencer Thomas a Becket

3. Which cathedral in the north of England, reputed to be one of the most beautiful pieces of Norman architecture in Europe, contains some of the bones of St Cuthbert? Durham Cathedral Sheffield Cathedral Liverpool Cathedral Newcastle Cathedral

4. During WWII the German Air Force bombed Kent intensively. Which cathedral there was targetted? Dover Cathedral Folkestone Cathedral Luton Cathedral Canterbury Cathedral

5. Which English cathedral is known as the Ship of the Fens? Canterbury Cathedral Ely Cathedral Westminster Abbey York Cathedral

6. This cathedral in Devon suffered a direct hit during a German bombing raid on the night of 4/5th May, 1942. Do you know its name? Dartmouth Cathedral Crediton Catheral Plymouth Cathedral Exeter Cathedral

7. Two Queens were buried in this cathedral during the Tudor period, Katherine of Aragon and Mary, Queen of Scots. What is its name? Plymouth Cathedral Westchester Cathedral Peterborough Cathedral Wembley Cathedral

8. Salisbury Cathedral, in the lovely county of Wiltshire, holds the best preserved original document that is one of the most important in English history, in fact, its provisions still influence the system of law in many western countries. (hint: signed in 1215) British Constitution US Bill of Rights Last Will and Testament of Henry V Magna Carta

9. Canterbury Cathedral, in Kent, has a memorial to the Allied Forces who took part in D-Day, when the combined forces of their armies, navies and air forces lauched their attack on the German forces at Normandy. What was that date? 29th July, 1944 6th June, 1944 3rd April, 1943 15 September, 1943

10. While it is not, strictly speaking, a Cathedral as it does not have a Bishop as its chief clergyman, do you know the name of the very important London church where the English monarchs are crowned? London Cathedral Westminster Abbey Mayfair Cathedral Kensington Cathedral