Park Lane is the second most expensive property on the board after Mayfair.
2. Oil can trade
Answer: Old Kent Road
Old Kent Road is never going to make you very rich but if you can put hotels on it, and its partner Whitechapel Road, then you can often rob other players of their £200 salary just after they pass Go.
3. Goat huge eel
Answer: Go to Jail
Land on the dreaded 'Go to Jail' and you'll probably miss three turns which can be frustrating. However when you're broke it can be a blessing in disguise.
4. Cavern trace trait
Answer: Coventry Street
Coventry Street is in the yellow band properties along with Leicester Street and Piccadilly.
5. Alec track comb penny
Answer: Electric Company
Electric Company and Water Works are the two utility properties on the board.
6. Giraffe vulgar skewer
Answer: Trafalgar Square
Trafalgar Square is in the red group of properties along with The Strand and Fleet Street.
Trafalgar Square is in central London, Nelson's Column is a major feature of the square.
7. Terrain jellies link tan
Answer: The Angel Islington
The Angel Islington is part of the pale-blue group of properties along with Euston Road and Pentonville Road.
8. Merry lad owns tea shun
Answer: Marylebone Station
Marylebone Station is one of four stations on the board. The other three are Fenchurch Street, Liverpool Street and Kings Cross.
9. Cow moon knit eat chased
Answer: Community Chest
The Community Chest and Chance Squares can have a major influence on the outcome of the game: "Advance to Mayfair" can sound the death knell for some players.
10. Ink ham decks
Answer: Income tax
The two tax squares lie in wait a few spaces either side of Go. If you land on one and you always seem to land on the other one on your next turn!
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