How much do you know about Chicago?
SEASON FOUR OF The Bear was released this week and critics have been praising the latest instalment.
The award-winning show stars Jeremy Allen White stars as Carmy Berzatto, a chef who returns to his hometown of Chicago to manage the chaotic kitchen at his deceased brother's Italian beef sandwich shop.
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Carmy returns home to convert his late brother's The Original Beef of Chicagoland into a fine dining restaurant called The Bear.
With the release of season four,
we want to quiz your knowledge of Chicago?
The Bear is inspired by Chicago's real-life Mr. Beef restaurant and the exteriors for the show were filmed here. Which of these is NOT a common phrase used when ordering an Italian beef sandwich?
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Wet
On the side
Dry
Dipped
Chicago loves sports but 2024 was the worst year in its sporting history, with its big five teams losing 62.5% of their games. What is the name of the baseball stadium where the Chicago Cubs play?
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United Centre
Soldier Field
Wrigley Field
Rate Field
What is Chicago's downtown area known as?
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Olde Chicagoe
Chi-town
The Loop
Downtown
It's known as the 'Windy City' but why was it originally given this name?
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Because it's windy
Its winding roads
The city's love of kites
The boastfulness of its residents
Chicago is home to the only public sculpture ever created by Pablo Picasso. How much was he paid for the Chicago Picasso?
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Nothing, he gifted it to the city
$100,000
$200,000
$300,000
What is the Chicago Transit Authority's train system more commonly known as?
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The Rail
The L
The High Line
The Metra
Pope Leo XIV was born in Chicago and supports the Chicago White Sox baseball team. What headline did the Chicago Sun-Times use to announce the election of Pope Leo on its front page?
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Dope Pope
Da Pope!
God bless Chicago
Chicago's Pope
The name 'Chicago' comes from the Native American name 'Chicagoua'. What does this word mean?
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Place of the Chickens
Place of the Lake
Place of the wild onion
Place of high winds
After being incorporated as a city in 1837, Chicago adopted the motto Urbs in horto. What does this Latin phrase mean?
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City of Wind
City in a Garden
City of Peace
City of the Lake
The Chicago River is dyed green to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. When did this first happen?
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1952
1962
1972
1982
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SunSport guess: MESSI, Richard guess: MESSI 25 Lionel Messi's GOAT 10 Sicily Syrah IGT is a showstopper Credit: MM Winemaker 25 A long finish is fitting for a man still playing at 38 with more than 850 career goals Credit: MM Winemaker 25 As well as the Sicilia Syrah, there is also a Puglia Primitivo in the Lionel Collection Credit: MM Winemaker 25 Despite dazzling in pink for Inter Miami, Messi's GOAT 10s are reds rather than roses Credit: Getty FULL-TIME SCORE SunSport 4-5 Richard Cheers! A huge thank you to Richard Harding and everyone at WSET School London. WSET is the global leader in drinks education, with courses in wine, spirits, beer and sake taught in over 70 countries. 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