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Every month we'll include a new game for you to play. Most of the time, it'll be a round of trivia we especially liked from an old game we hosted, but who knows? We may mix it up from time to time as well.

This month we’ve got some geography-themed trivia. How well do you know your cities?

Name That City!

  1. What midwestern city could have used a firefighter like Frederick Crane back in 1871, when its famous fire burned over 17,000 buildings and 73 miles of street?

  2. Known as “the biggest party in the world,” the biggest Carnival in the world is held every February in what city?

  3. Gucci was founded in 1921 by none other than the spectacularly-named Guccio Gucci, in what Italian city?

  4. The 1889 World’s Fair was hosted in what European City, marking the anniversary of the country’s revolution? A 985-foot tall structure that still stands today was built to mark the entrance to the event.

  5. With just 104,057 people according to the 2010 US census, what is the smallest city to be home to a team in one of the four major professional sports? (The city name is a part of the team name.)

    1. Chicago

    2. Rio de Janeiro

    3. Florence

    4. Paris

    5. Green Bay