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1. Christiania was the former name of which Scandinavian capital?
2. The name of which European capital is made from the names of two towns that combine to make up the city?
3. On which capital's underground railway system would you find stations named Rome, Danube and Franklin D. Roosevelt?
4. Traditionally, what European capital was said to have been built on seven hills?
5. In which coastal capital city did the Easter Rising take place?
6. In which capital city might you see Mons Meg, hear the one o'clock gun and visit a dog's grave?
7. Which European capital was devastated by an earthquake in 1755?
8. In which European capital is there a New Year's Day concert every year where works by two very famous local composers are played?
9. In which European capital is the White House the seat of the country's government?
10. In which European capital did the Austrian composer Joseph Haydn compose six symphonies between 1792 and 1793?
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