Answer: Reds
The property in question is Fleet Street.
Its origin was as the road that linked the City of Westminster to the City of London.
At the end of the street were the medieval London walls where the River Fleet was located.
The first publishing house began here in about 1500 and was followed by many more.
In March 1702 "The Daily Courant", the worlds first daily newspaper, began printing on Fleet Street.
The last major news office, Reuters, left the area in 2005.
The other red properties include The Strand and Trafalgar Square.
From Quiz: The Streets Of London
Answer: 100 pounds
Super tax is the space between Park Lane and Mayfair, just before you can collect the £200 for passing 'go'.
From Quiz: British Monopoly
Answer: Light blue
They are the second set of properties on the board.
From Quiz: British Monopoly
Answer: Stations
Kings Cross Station opened in 1852 and it provides national train services to and from the north and east of England and Scotland.
J.K. Rowling chose Kings Cross Station as the place where the Hogwarts Express began its journey. It uses platform 9¾ which is accessed by passing through a brick wall between platforms 9 and 10. In reality platforms 9 and 10 are not in the main station building and they don't have an adjoining barrier - they are separated by train tracks.
The other three stations are Marylebone, Fenchurch Street and Liverpool Street.
From Quiz: The Streets Of London
Answer: blue
The 'go to jail' man appears three quarters of the way around the board after passing go and sends you back the distance of half the board. You must remain in jail until you have thrown a double or paid the £50 fine.
From Quiz: British Monopoly
Answer: 200 pounds
The stations are quite good earners, I always land on them and have to pay a fortune out to the owner.
From Quiz: British Monopoly
Answer: Mayfair
It is dark blue in colour, costs £400 and is the last property on the board.
From Quiz: UK Monopoly
Answer: £50
Other ways to get out of jail are rolling doubles on the dice or using a "Get out of jail free" card if you have one.
From Quiz: UK Monopoly Mania
Answer: Magentas
Whitehall is a road but it is lined with so many government ministries and departments that the name is often used as a synonym for Government Administration. It also tends to indicate the surrounding area.
Britain's principal war memorial, The Cenotaph, is located in the centre of the road.
It is also a major thoroughfare for tourists as it contains the Horse Guards and connects the Houses of Parliament with Trafalgar Square.
The other two purple properties are Pall Mall and Northumberland Avenue.
From Quiz: The Streets Of London
Answer: 1500 pounds
The banker must distribute a range of notes so as to ensure that each player has sufficient change. Each note in the Monopoly board is a different colour.
From Quiz: British Monopoly
Answer: Marylebone
From Quiz: UK Monopoly
Answer: £200
They are £200 each. This makes them the 12th most expensive properties, joint with Vine Street.
From Quiz: UK Monopoly Mania
Answer: Dark Blues
Park Lane became a fashionable address in the eighteenth century with many mansions built by the elite of the time.
It is now one of the busiest roads in central London.
The road is the western boundary of Mayfair - the other dark blue property and the most expensive on the board.
From Quiz: The Streets Of London
Answer: The banker must auction the property.
If you decide not to buy and the property goes to auction, you may be able to pick it up at a cheaper price because a refusal to buy doesn't exclude you from participating in the auction.
From Quiz: British Monopoly
Answer: 200
We used to double this if we landed on 'Go'.
From Quiz: UK Monopoly
Answer: Browns
Whitechapel is the area in which Jack the Ripper killed his victims, commencing in 1888.
At this time England had a major influx of immigrants - mostly into the Whitechapel area.
It became so overcrowded that a large percentage of people were living in poverty which led many women to prostitution.
The police estimate that Whitechapel was home to about 62 brothels and 1200 prostitutes.
It is the second cheapest property on the board - the cheapest being Old Kent Road.
From Quiz: The Streets Of London
Answer: 200 pounds
This is the most expensive property on the board and is part of the Navy blue set.
From Quiz: British Monopoly
Answer: 10 pounds
From Quiz: UK Monopoly
Answer: 40
The 40 squares consist of 22 property squares, 2 utilities, 4 stations, 3 Chance, 3 Community Chest, 2 Tax, Go To Jail, GO, Jail/Just Visiting and Free Parking.
From Quiz: UK Monopoly Mania
Answer: Utilities
E.On is one of Britain's largest energy companies. It was previously known as Powergen.
The utilities comprise of the Electric Company and Water Works.
If you owned one of them you could charge 4 times the amount on the dice but if you owned both you got 10 times.
From Quiz: The Streets Of London
Answer: a question mark
I preferred the 'Community Chest' cards.
From Quiz: UK Monopoly
Answer: Yellows
Leicester Square is home to many cinemas - including one with 1600 seats.
The middle of the square contains a small park with a statue of Shakespeare surrounded by dolphins.
The pavement has inscriptions with the distance in miles to the countries of Britain's former empire.
The two other yellow properties are Coventry Street and Piccadilly.
From Quiz: The Streets Of London
Answer: 70 pounds
If a player owns the all the properties of one colour but has not developed it in terms of houses or hotels, s/he is entitled to ask for double the rent should an opponent land there; this even applies if one of the other properties is mortgaged.
From Quiz: British Monopoly
Answer: an arrow
From Quiz: UK Monopoly
Answer: Oranges
Marlborough Street was an extremely fashionable address in the 18th century but became mostly commercial in the nineteenth.
The 1st Duke of Marlborough (1650 - 1722) was an esteemed soldier who served for 5 monarchs - Charles II, James II, William III, Mary II and Anne.
The 7th Duke of Marlborough was the grandfather of Sir Winston Churchill.
The other orange properties are Bow Street and Vine Street.
From Quiz: The Streets Of London
Answer: 10
When a property has been mortgaged, it cannot be sold back to the bank; it can only be sold to other players.
From Quiz: British Monopoly
Answer: 100 pounds
Income Tax is £200 and Super Tax is £100. This money goes straight back to the bank.
From Quiz: British Monopoly
Answer: 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.
From Quiz: UK Monopoly
Answer: Income Tax and Super Tax
Income tax is £200 and super tax is £100.
From Quiz: UK Monopoly Mania
Answer: Light Blues
The Angel Islington was an inn near the toll gate on the Great North Road.
It is the only property in any country's edition that includes a Public House.
It has been said that it earned its place on the board because Victor Watson, the managing director of the company that produced the British edition, and his secretary met at The Angel to discuss the property choices for the game.
Euston Road and Pentonville Road are the other Light Blues.
From Quiz: The Streets Of London
Answer: Between the red and yellow properties.
The names of the other stations are as follows: Liverpool St. Station, Kings Cross Station and Marylebone Station.
From Quiz: British Monopoly
Answer: Old Kent Road
It is one of the cheapest properties at £60 along with Whitechapel Road.
From Quiz: British Monopoly
Answer: Here and Now
There are also Monopoly games for specific places like the Liverpool edition.
From Quiz: UK Monopoly Mania
Answer: Greens
Oxford Street is in Westminster, it has over 300 shops and is the busiest shopping street in Europe.
Regent Street is in London's West End and is also famous for its Christmas Lights.
Bond Street, situated in Mayfair, is more upmarket than Oxford or Regent Street. It has been a fashionable place to shop since the 18th century.
From Quiz: The Streets Of London
Answer: Go
This card always ended with tears!
From Quiz: UK Monopoly
Answer: rent is doubled
From Quiz: UK Monopoly
Answer: 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.
From Quiz: UK Monopoly
Answer: green
From Quiz: UK Monopoly
