Audio:QS031801
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Correct:St. John's*QS031802*
Wrong 1:Charlottetown
Wrong 2:Corner Brook
Wrong 3:Fredericton
Wrong 4:Halifax
Wrong 5:Québec City
Wrong 6:Sydney
Wrong 7:Toronto
Wrong 8:Windsor
GeoByte1:Historians believe that explorer John Cabot gave St. John's its name because he sailed into the harbor on the feast day of St. John the Baptist.
GeoByte2:In 1497 explorer John Cabot was probably the first European to visit the site of St. John's.
GeoByte3:St. John's lies closer to Europe than any other North American city.
GeoByte4:In 1919 British aviators Alcock and Brown took off from St. John's for the first nonstop flight across the Atlantic.
GeoByte5:St. John's Regatta, a rowing race held annually, is North America's oldest organized sporting event.
GeoByte6:St. John's was an important British naval base during the American Revolution and the War of 1812.
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