Q.1.
How many people are recorded as dying in the fire?
Q.2.
The Monument erected to commemorate the fire was also originally intended to be used as a what?
Q.3.
When told of the risk the fire posed, the Lord Mayor at the time, Thomas Bloodworth, is noted as having replied with words to the effect of ...?
Q.4.
Thomas Farriner was the property owner on whose premises the fire first broke out. What was he?
Q.5.
At the time many people thought the fire had been started deliberately. Who did they blame?
Q.6.
Samuel Pepys, the famous London diarist who lived through the fire, is said to have buried what for safekeeping?
Q.7.
In which street did the fire start?
Q.8.
The Great Fire of London broke out in September of which year?
Q.9.
At Pye Corner what marks the spot where the fire is said to have been stopped?
Q.10.
Roughly what proportion of London was destroyed by the fire?