Can you name the Most Populated Cities In Pennsylvania? by DaRealDeal247

Can you name the Most Populated Cities In Pennsylvania?

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County	City	Population
Philadelphia		1,526,006
Allegheny		305,704

County	City	Population
Legigh		118,032
Erie		101,786

County	City	Population
Berks		88,082
Delaware		82,795

County	City	Population
Lackawanna		76,089
Lehigh/Northampton		74,982

County	City	Population
Bucks		60,427
Lancaster		59,322

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Most Populated Cities In Pennsylvania Quiz

by DaRealDeal247

Created Aug 1, 2012 in Geography
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	jmb:	Aug 2nd, 2012 at 03:35 GMT		5 points
	Fun concept, but why have separate entries for "Huey Lewis" and "the News," or for Daryl Hall and John Oates? Don't let the "and" fool you - these were single acts, not multiple ones. (You do keep Prince & The Revolution together ... but don't include "Batdance" in the total, presumably because that was credited only to Prince, or "Cream" which was credited to Prince and the New Power Generation. These feel like trivial distinctions to me.) Also Phil Collins last name is misspelled.

	alabamapaladin:	Aug 2nd, 2012 at 16:31 GMT		1 point
	Agree with all of the above. Also, (1) please accept "Puff Daddy" as an alternate for P. Diddy, and (2) Wilson Phillips' third #1 was "You're in Love" (not "Your...").

	DanKing26:	Aug 2nd, 2012 at 17:42 GMT		2 points
	It's Phil Collins, not Colins :)

	pcull1016:	Aug 2nd, 2012 at 19:56 GMT		2 points
	Get rid of the forced answer, accept last names, don't break off duos like Hall and Oates, and reduce the songs to two or three per artist.

	DaRealDeal247:	Aug 3rd, 2012 at 01:29 GMT		0 points
	imjust glad that you guys are playin and will definitely follow your orders thx guys this really helps

	rockgolf:	Aug 3rd, 2012 at 21:55 GMT		0 points
	I partly disagree with pcull2016 - you need to keep forced answer for this quiz. It save a ton of scrolling. You might want to drop the last column altogether and just add the weeks in brackets at the end of the title list. And I'd change to 2 columns with a 85%/15% split between clue and answer. Those clues are quite long. In some cases you seem to accept ONLY last words. "Oates" for "Hall & Oates" or "News" for Huey Lewis. You should at least add "Hall & Oates", "Huey Lewis", "Lewis" and Prince as alternate answers. Also "Janet" for Janet Jackson as that was the only name on most of her #1 tracks.