RIGHT then, time for the third installment of our weekly Manchester quiz.
If you're a latecomer, no bother, you can take quiz number one and number two right here.
Looking at last week's results, you're finding these harder as we go. But hey-ho, you might learn something...
How Well Do You Know Manchester? Part Three
Think you know your city? Prove it...
Manchester has the third largest airport in the UK, but how many passengers passed through in 2015?
17,543,278
23,116,554
35,442,582
Which prestigious newspaper voted Manchester it's 26th 'top place to visit' in the world last year?
The Wall Street Journal
The Times of India
Le Nouvel Observateur
The New York Times
Which building is this?
One Angel Square
Manchester's Central Library
The Daily Express Building
Manchester Civic Justice Centre
The National Graphene Institute
How frequently is Manchester International Festival held? Every...
Year
Two years
Three years
Four years
Manchester Arena is the world's second busiest live venue, but how many people attended shows in 2015?
850,657
978,321
1,130,794
Manchester Town Hall was completed in 1877, but how much did it cost to build?
£80,000
£300,000
£1,000,000
£9,000,000
Which one of these famous people is not a Manc?
Nick Grimshaw
Thomas de Quincey
Lee Dixon
Kim Cattrall
Les Dawson
Where was this taken?
The Royal Exchange
Victoria Station
The Corn Exchange
Campfield Market Hall
Famous English chemist and physicist, John Dalton, lived and worked in Manchester for fifty years, but which part of Dalton's body does the Museum of Science and Industry still retain?
His eyes
His big toe
His gall bladder
His testicles
Conceived in 1960, Coronation Street is the world's longest-running soap, but which episode drew in a record 26.6 million viewers?
Hilda Ogden’s farewell, 1987
Alan Bradley's death, 1989
Diedre goes to prison, 1997
Richard Hillman’s confession, 2003
