This state’s largest body of water, the Quabbin Reservoir, feeds its largest city and means “meeting of the waters” in Nipmuc. For 10 points each:
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What state’s place names include Lake Char·gogg·a·gogg·man·chau·gga·gogg·chau·bu·na·gung·a·maugg, as well as the England-inspired Charles River and university-dense city of Cambridge? ANSWER: Massachusetts [or MA] (Lake Chargoggagoggmanchauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg, the longest place name in the US, is also called Webster Lake.)
[10m] The Wachusett Reservoir also feeding Boston is near this city in central Massachusetts. This city, whose name has two syllables, was named for an English city home to the condiment maker Lea & Perrins.
ANSWER: Worcester (“WUSS-ter”) [accept Worcestershire sauce]
[10h] This town on the Massachusetts North Shore home to a Singing Beach is also named for an English place, but added a location-based phrase to its name in 1989 to disambiguate from a larger city in nearby New Hampshire.
ANSWER: Manchester-by-the-Sea [prompt on Manchester]
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