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# Editor: Klinikai_Eset, |casiotone|, Julika
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# Last edited: 2002/07/05 19:09:09
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# Category: History
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# Question: Chinese philosopher (um 500 v. Chr.) ?
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# Answer: Konfuzius
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# Regexp: [ck]onfu(ts|z)ius
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# Author: anonymous
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# Level: hard
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# Comment: demo-entry, ÄÖÜäöüß ^° !"§$%&/()=? `Ž
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Category: Americanisms
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Question: Britains say 'tarmac'; Americans say ······.
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Answer: runway
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Category: Analogies
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Question: Analogy: 'Ancient' is to 'old' as 'recent' is to ········.
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Answer: current
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Category: Analogies
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Question: Bull - cow as fox - ··········.
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Answer: vixen
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Category: Analogies
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Question: Goose - geese as passerby - ···········.
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Answer: passersby
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Category: Anatomy
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Question: Your ···· holds your head to your shoulders.
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Answer: neck
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Category: Arts
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Question: In what field of study would you find "flying buttresses"?
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Answer: architecture
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Category: Arts
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Question: The study of building design is ············.
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Answer: architecture
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Category: Arts
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Question: This statue was found on the Greek island of Melos in 1820.
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Answer: Venus de Milo
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Category: Arts
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Question: Three main types of Greek columns are Doric, Ionic, and ··········.
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Answer: Corinthian
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Category: Arts
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Question: What Dutch master painted 64 self-portraits?
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Answer: Rembrandt
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Category: Arts
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Question: Where is the Louvre located?
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Answer: Paris
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Category: Arts
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Question: Who painted the Mona Lisa?
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Answer: Leonardo #da Vinci#
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Category: Astrology
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Question: What is the only sign in the zodiac which doesn't represent a living thing?
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Answer: Libra
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Category: Astrology
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Question: Which month has a diamond as a birthstone?
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Answer: April
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: A heavenly body moving under the attraction of the Sun and consisting of a nucleus and a tail is a(n) ·····.
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Answer: comet
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: Does Uranus have an aurora?
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Answer: yes
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: From 1979 until 2000 the most distant planet from the earth was ·······.
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Answer: Neptune
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: How many planets are there in our solar system?
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Answer: nine
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Regexp: (nine|9)
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: If you're in the northern hemisphere, Polaris, the North Star, can be found by looking which direction?
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Answer: north
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: Name the largest planet in the solar system.
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Answer: Jupiter
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: Name the second-largest planet in the solar system.
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Answer: saturn
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: Our galaxy is commonly known as the ········.
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Answer: Milky Way
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: The Big Dipper is part of what constellation?
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Answer: Ursa Major
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: The North Star is also known as ·······.
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Answer: Polaris
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: The fourth planet from the sun is ····.
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Answer: Mars
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: The name for the group of stars which form a hunter with a club and shield is ·····.
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Answer: Orion
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: The planet closest to the sun is ·······.
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Answer: Mercury
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: The spiral galaxy nearest ours is the ········· galaxy.
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Answer: Andromeda
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: The tides on the earth's oceans are actually created by gravitational pull from the ····.
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Answer: Moon
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: This cluster of stars is also known as the Seven Sisters.
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Answer: Pleiades
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: This comet appears every 76.3 years.
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Answer: Comet #Halley#
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: This planet's diameter is most equal to that of the earth's.
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Answer: Venus
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: What does "Ursa Major" mean in everyday English?
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Answer: great bear
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: What is the astronomical name for a group of stars?
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Answer: constellation
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: What is the name for the theoretical end-product of the gravitational collapse of a massive star?
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Answer: black hole
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: What is the name used to describe the "minor planets"?
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Answer: asteroids
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: What is the ocean of air around the earth called?
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Answer: atmosphere
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: What is the proper name for falling stars?
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Answer: meteors
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: What is the term for the path followed a by a small body around a massive body in space?
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Answer: orbit
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: What phenomenon is caused by the gravitational attraction of the moon?
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Answer: tides
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Category: Astronomy
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Question: What planet boasts the Great Red Spot?
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Answer: Jupiter
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Category: Bet you don't know ;-)
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Question: The two sexes of humans are male and ······?
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Answer: female
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Category: Biochemistry
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Question: This poisonous, oily liquid occurs in tobacco leaves.
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Answer: nicotine
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Category: Biochemistry
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Question: This protein makes the blood red in color.
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Answer: Haemoglobin
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Regexp: Ha?emoglobin
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Category: Biology
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Question: Every human has one of these on their tummies.
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Answer: navel
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Category: Biology
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Question: How many large holes are in your head?
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Answer: seven
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Regexp: (seven|7)
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Category: Biology
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Question: This complex substance makes up all living things.
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Answer: protoplasm
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Category: Biology
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Question: What is normal body temperature for an adult human (in degrees fahrenheit)?
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Answer: 98.6
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Category: Botany
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Question: The practice of joining the parts of two plants to make them grow as one is called ········.
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Answer: grafting
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Category: Botany
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Question: These flowerless plants grow on bare rocks and tree stumps.
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Answer: lichen
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Category: Botany
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Question: This fruit has its seeds on the outside.
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Answer: strawberry
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Category: Botany
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Question: This term means 'cone-bearing trees'.
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Answer: conifers
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Category: Botany
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Question: What fruit bear the latin name "citrus grandis"?
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Answer: grapefruit
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Category: Calendar
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Question: How many days where there in 1976?
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Answer: three hundred and sixty six
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Regexp: (three hundred (and )?sixty[- ]six|366)
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Alvin & Simon had a brother called ····.
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Answer: Theodore
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Regexp: (theodore|theo)
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: An Andy Panda cartoon gave birth to a famous, cantankerous bird. Name him.
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Answer: Woody Woodpecker
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: An adventurous penguin named Tennessee Tuxedo had a sidekick named ·······?
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Answer: Chumley
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: An alien creature in a funny hat has opposed both Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck. Where is he from?
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Answer: Mars
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Before Olive Oil met Popeye she was engaged to someone. Who was he?
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Answer: Ham Gravy
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Benny and Cecil were at odds with whom?
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Answer: John
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Bugs always finds himself at the wrong end of a gun, usually toted by either Elmer Fudd or who?
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Answer: Yosemite Sam
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Casper the Friendly Ghost frolicked with which witch?
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Answer: Wendy
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Charles Boyer inspired a cartoon skunk. Who?
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Answer: Pepe le Pew
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Famous Phrases: Who knows? The ······.
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Answer: Shadow
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Gadzookie has a large, green friend. Who is he?
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Answer: Godzilla
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Hanna-Barbera rose to fame by creating what duo for MGM?
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Answer: Tom and Jerry
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: How does Wonder Woman control her invisible airplane?
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Answer: #mental# powers
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Regexp: (mental|mind|brain|tele(pathy|kinesis))
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: In the cartoons who was Hokie Wolf's sidekick?
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Answer: Ding
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Question: In what city does Fat Albert live?
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Answer: Philadelphia
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Question: Mentor of Titan had two children in the Marvel comics, Thanos and ···?
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Answer: Ero
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Miss Buckley is secretary to what commanding officer?
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Answer: General Halftrack
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Name Alley Oop's girl friend.
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Answer: Oola
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Name Cathy's on again/off again boy friend?
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Answer: Irving
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Name Dennis the Menace's next door neighbors.
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Answer: Mr and Mrs #Wilson#
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Name Donald Duck's girlfriend?
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Answer: Daisy
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Name Hagar the Horrible's dog.
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Answer: Snert
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Name Li'l Abner's favorite Indian drink.
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Answer: Kickapoo Joy Juice
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Name the European hit, now an animated series about underwater people.
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Answer: The #Snork#s
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Name the apartments the Jetson's live in.
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Answer: The #Skypad# Apartments
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Question: Name the dog in the Yankee Doodle cartoons.
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Answer: Chopper
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Name the fastest mouse in all of Mexico.
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Answer: Speedy Gonzalez
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Name the ranger who was always after Yogi Bear.
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Answer: Rick
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Name the town that Fred, Wilma, Barney, and Betty lived in.
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Answer: Bedrock
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Question: On what T.V. show could Tom Terrific be found?
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Answer: Captain Kangaroo
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Popeye's chief adversary has two names, Bluto and ······?
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Answer: Brutus
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Question: Porky Pig had a girlfriend named ········.
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Answer: Petunia
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Tess Trueheart married which plainclothes detective?
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Answer: Dick Tracy
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: What came out of Milton's head?
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Answer: steam
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: What character did Tex Avery first create upon arriving at MGM?
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Answer: Screwball Squirrel
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: What comic strip character is Beetle Bailey's sister?
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Answer: Lois (of Hi and #Lois#)
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: What did Dagwood give up to marry Blondie?
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Answer: A family #inheritance#
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: What did Peppermint Patty always call Charlie Brown?
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Answer: Chuck
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Question: What is Batman's butler Alfred's last name.
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Answer: Pennyworth
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Question: What is Blondie's maiden name?
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Answer: Oop
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: What is Dennis the Menace's last name?
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Answer: Mitchell
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: What is Smokey Stover's job?
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Answer: fireman
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Question: What is Super Chicken's partners name?
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Answer: Fred
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Question: What is the mother's name in Family Circus?
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Answer: Thelma
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Question: What is the name of Duddley Do-Right's horse?
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Answer: Horse
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Question: What is the name of the Family Circus's dog?
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Answer: Barf
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Question: What kind of dog is Scooby Doo?
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Answer: great dane
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: What type of plant does Broom Hilda sell?
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Answer: venus flytrap
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Question: What was Daffy Duck's favorite insult?
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Answer: #You're dispicable#!
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: What was George of the Jungle always running in to?
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Answer: A #tree#
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: What was the first cartoon to feature sound?
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Answer: Steamboat Willie
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Regexp: Steamboat Will(ie|y)
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Question: What was the name of George of the Jungle's pet elephant?
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Answer: Shep
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Question: What was the name of Speed Racer's car?
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Answer: The #Mach Five#
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Regexp: (Mach (Five|5))
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: What was the original name Charles Schultz had for Peanuts?
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Answer: Li'l Folks
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Regexp: Li'?l Folks
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Question: What was the relationship between Superman and Supergirl?
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Answer: cousin
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Question: When Tweety exclaimed, "I thought I saw a putty tat!", who did he see?
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Answer: Sylvester
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: When danger appeared, Quick Draw McGraw became which super hero?
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Answer: El KaBong
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Question: When not a Birdman, what does Ray Randall do for a living?
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Answer: #police# officer
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Question: When not fighting crime, what did Underdog do for a living?
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Answer: #shoeshine# boy
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Question: Where are Rocket J. Squirel and Bullwinkle Moose from?
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Answer: Frostbite Falls
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Question: Where did Clark Kent attend college?
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Answer: #Metropolis# University
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Question: Where did George of the Jungle live?
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Answer: Imgwee Gwee Valley
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Question: Where did Mighty Mouse get his superpowers?
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Answer: supermarket
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Regexp: super ?market
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Category: Cartoon Trivia
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Question: Where do Rocky and Bullwinkle play football?
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Answer: What'samatta University
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Regexp: What'?samatta U
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Question: Where does George Jetson work?
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Answer: Spacely Sprockets
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Question: Where does Yogi Bear Live?
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Answer: #Jellystone# Park
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Question: Which comic strip was banned from "Stars and Stripes"?
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Answer: Beetle Bailey
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Question: Which superhero loves peace enough to kill for it?
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Answer: Peacemaker
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Question: Who always tried to kill Krazy Kat?
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Answer: Captain Marvel
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Question: Who is Donald Duck's uncle?
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Answer: Scrooge
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Question: Who is Sally Brown's sweet baboo?
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Answer: Linus
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Question: Who is Scooby Doo's nephew??
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Answer: #Scrappy# Doo
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Question: Who is Snoopy's arch enemy?
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Answer: The #Red Baron#
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Question: Who is stationed at Camp Swampy in the comic strips?
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Answer: Beetle Bailey
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Question: Who runs Andy Capp's favorite pub?
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Answer: Jack and Jill
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Question: Who says, "Th-th-th-that's all folks!"
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Answer: Porky Pig
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Question: Who shot Bruce Wayne's parents?
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Answer: Chill
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Question: Who was Dick Dastardly's pet?
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Answer: Muttley
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Question: Who was always trying to get rent from Andy Capp?
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Answer: Percy
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Question: Who was the Hulk's first friend?
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Answer: Rick Jones
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Question: Who was the original voice of Mickey Mouse?
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Answer: Walt Disney
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Category: Chemistry
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Question: Hydrogen Hydroxide is more commonly known as what?
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Question: Nitrogen, a poisonous gas, makes up 78% of the ··· that we breathe.
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Answer: air
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Category: Chemistry
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Question: Sodium Hydroxide is more commonly known as ···.
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Answer: lye
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Question: Sodium bicarbonate is better known as ·········.
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Answer: baking soda
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Answer: desalination
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Question: This ancient attempt to transmute base metals into gold was called ·······.
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Answer: alchemy
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Question: This is the heaviest naturally occurring element.
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Answer: uranium
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Question: This is the symbol for tin.
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Answer: Sn
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Question: This poisonous gas is in the exhaust fumes from cars.
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Answer: carbon monoxide
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Question: Water containing carbon dioxide under pressure is called ···· ·····.
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Answer: soda water
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Question: What is it that turns blue litmus paper red?
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Answer: acid
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Question: What is the abbreviation for trinitrotoluene?
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Answer: TNT
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Answer: Cu
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Answer: Au
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Question: What is the main component of air?
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Answer: nitrogen
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Question: What is the more scientific name for quicksilver?
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Answer: mercury
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Answer: Fe
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Category: Christmas
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Answer: Rudolph
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Category: Comic Strip Trivia
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Question: What comic strip is set at Camp Swampy?
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Answer: Beetle Bailey
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Category: Computer Science
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Question: That big square thing you're staring at right now is called a ·······?
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Question: The Internet Relay Chat Program, which normally connects to port 6667, is more commonly known as ···.
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Answer: IRC
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Category: Definitions
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Question: --isms: Exalting one's country above all others.
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Answer: nationalism
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Answer: atheism
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Answer: agnosticism
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Question: -isms: A diseased condition resulting from the use of beverages such as whiskey.
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Answer: alcoholism
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Question: -isms: A one-party system of government in which control is maintained by force and regimentation.
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Answer: fascism
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Question: -isms: A painful stiffness of the muscles and joints
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Answer: rheumatism
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Answer: criticism
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Answer: capitalism
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Answer: commercialism
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Answer: fanaticism
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Question: -isms: Poisoning caused by a toxin in improperly prepared food.
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Answer: botulism
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Question: -isms: Public ownership of the basic means of production, distribution, and exchange.
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Question: -isms: The belief in living a very austere and self-denying life.
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Question: A clip, shaped like a bar to keep a woman's hair in place is a ·······.
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Answer: books
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Question: Dendrochronology is better known as ··········.
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Answer: ring dating
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Answer: naked bodies
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Question: Hills and ridges composed of drifting sand are known as ·····.
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Answer: dunes
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Answer: felony
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Question: Legal Terms: A formal agreement enforceable by law.
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Answer: contract
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Question: Legal Terms: A supplement to a will.
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Answer: codicil
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Question: Legal Terms: The people chosen to render a verdict in a court.
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Question: Legal Terms: To steal property entrusted to one's care.
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Answer: embezzle
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Question: Name the pain-inflicting person you go to to get your teeth fixed.
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Answer: dentist
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Answer: toilet
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Answer: lithography
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Answer: aglet
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Question: The earth's atmosphere and the space beyond is known as ·········.
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Answer: aerospace
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Question: The effect produced when sound is reflected back is known as a(n) ····.
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Answer: deja vu
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Answer: archaeology
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Answer: entomology
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Question: The study of light and its relation to sight is called ······.
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Question: The study of man and culture is known as ··········.
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Answer: botany
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Answer: theology
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Answer: chemistry
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Answer: geography
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Answer: physiology
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Question: The symbols used on a map are explained by the ······.
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Answer: legend
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Question: The treatment of disease by chemical substances which are toxic to the causative micro-organisms is called ············.
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Answer: chemotherapy
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Question: The weight at the end of a pendulum is a(n) ······.
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Answer: bob
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Question: The word "cumulus" refers to a type of ···········.
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Answer: cloud
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Question: This instrument is used for measuring the distance between two points, on a curved surface.
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Answer: calliper
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Question: This instrument measures atmospheric pressure.
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Answer: barometer
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Question: This instrument measures the velocity of the wind.
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Answer: anemometer
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Question: This is the fear of enclosed spaces.
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Answer: claustrophobia
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Question: This word is used as the international radio distress call.
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Answer: mayday
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Question: This word means "split personality".
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Answer: schizophrenia
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Question: Throat, foxing, and platform are parts of a(n) ········.
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Question: Toxiphobia is a fear of ·········.
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Answer: poison
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Question: What does a brandophile collect?
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Answer: cigar bands
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Answer: the #sun#
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Answer: birds
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Question: What is a device to stem the flow of blood called?
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Answer: tourniquet
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Question: What is a dried plum called?
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Answer: prune
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Answer: pen
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Answer: octagon
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Answer: epitaph
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Answer: time
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Answer: bonsai
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Question: What is the common name for the Aurora Borealis?
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Answer: northern lights
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Question: What is the common term for a "somnambulist"?
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Answer: sleepwalker
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Answer: tributary
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Answer: genetics
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Answer: paleontology
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Answer: capon
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Answer: meteorology
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Category: Domestic Metallurgy
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Answer: 3
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Answer: boston
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Answer: twelve
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Question: "Our Town" is a play by whom?
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Answer: Thornton #Wilder#
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Question: The play "Our Town" is set where?
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Answer: Grover's Corners
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Regexp: Grover'?s Corner
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Answer: necromancer
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Question: Boston butt, jowl, and picnic ham are parts of a ······.
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Answer: sturgeon
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Question: Iceberg, Boston, and Bibb are types of ·········.
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Answer: apricot
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Question: Mustard, ketchup and onions on a hotdog are all ··········.
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Answer: orange
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Question: Natural vanilla flavoring comes from this plant.
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Answer: orchid
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Question: Often drunk, this liquid is normally harvested from female cows.
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Answer: milk
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Question: Often eaten for breakfast, bacon is actually the flesh of what barnyard animal?
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Answer: pig
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Question: Often eaten for breakfast, the egg comes from what barnyard animal?
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Answer: chicken
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Question: Rum is made from this plant.
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Answer: sugar cane
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Question: Vermicelli literally means ···········.
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Answer: little worms
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Question: What do you get when you add fresh fruit to red wine?
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Answer: sangria
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Question: What is Japanese "sake" made from?
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Answer: rice
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Question: What is the name of the syrup drained from raw sugar?
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Answer: molasses
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Question: What kind of nuts are used in marzipan?
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Answer: almonds
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Question: Where is the best brandy bottled?
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Answer: cognac
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Question: Where was Budweiser first brewed?
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Answer: St. Louis
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Regexp: St.? Louis
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Category: Fun
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Question: Cocktails: Bourbon, sugar and mint make a(n) ···········.
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Answer: mint julep
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Category: Fun
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Question: Cocktails: Cognac (brandy) and white creme de menthe make a(n) ·············.
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Answer: stinger
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Category: Fun
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Question: Cocktails: Creme de Cacao, cream, and brandy make a(n) ··········.
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Answer: brandy alexander
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Category: Fun
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Question: Cocktails: Gin and Collins mix make a(n) ··········.
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Answer: Tom Collins
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Category: Fun
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Question: Cocktails: Rum, lime, and cola drink make a(n) ············.
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Answer: cuba libre
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Category: Fun
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Question: Cocktails: Triple sec, tequila, and lemon or lime juice make a(n) ·········.
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Answer: margarita
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Category: Fun
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Question: Cocktails: Vodka and Kahlua make a ···········.
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Answer: black russian
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Category: Fun
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Question: Cocktails: Vodka, orange juice and Galliano make a(n) ···········.
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Answer: Harvey Wallbanger
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Category: Fun
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Question: Cocktails: Whiskey, hot coffee, and whipped cream make a(n) ·········.
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Answer: Irish coffee
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Category: Games
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Question: A bridge hand with no cards in one suit is said to have a ·······.
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Answer: void
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Category: Games
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Question: A poker hand consisting of three of a kind and a pair is called a ·······.
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Answer: full house
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Category: Games
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Question: How many balls are used in a game of snooker including the cue ball?
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Answer: twenty two
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Regexp: (twenty[- ]two|22)
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Category: Games
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Question: How many dots are there on a pair of dice?
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Answer: forty two
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Regexp: (forty[- ]two|42)
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Category: Games
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Question: How many squares are there on a chessboard?
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Answer: sixty four
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Regexp: (sixty[- ]four|64)
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Category: Games
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Question: If you "peg out" what game are you playing?
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Answer: cribbage
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Category: Games
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Question: In poker five cards of the same suit is called a(n) ········.
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Answer: flush
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Category: Games
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Question: In pool, what color is the eight ball?
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Answer: black
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Category: Games
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Question: In which game might a person have a "full house"?
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Answer: poker
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Category: Games
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Question: In which game or sport are "Staunton" pieces used?
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Answer: chess
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Category: Games
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Question: In which game or sport can a person be "skunked"?
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Answer: cribbage
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Category: Games
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Question: In which sport are terms "spare" and "gutter" used?
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Answer: tenpin #bowling#
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Category: Games
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Question: In which sport or game are the terms: 'pin', 'fork', and 'skewer' used?
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Answer: chess
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Category: Games
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Question: In which sport or game is the term "rook" used?
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Answer: chess
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Category: Games
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Question: Name the only flexible murder weapon in the game of "Cluedo".
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Answer: rope
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Category: Games
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Question: Name the only woman suspect in the game of "Cluedo" who isn't married.
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Answer: Miss #Scarlett#
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Category: Games
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Question: These are the two highest valued letters in "Scrabble". "Q" and ·····.
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Answer: Z
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Category: Games
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Question: This ancient Chinese game is played with 156 small rectangular tiles.
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Answer: mah jongg
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Regexp: mah? ?jong
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Category: Games
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Question: This is the lowest ranking suit in Bridge.
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Answer: clubs
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Category: Games
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Question: This term denotes a chess move in which both the king and the rook are moved.
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Answer: castling
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Category: Games
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Question: What bowling term means three straight strikes?
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Answer: turkey
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Category: Games
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Question: What game or sport is Bobby Fischer identified with?
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Answer: chess
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Category: Games
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Question: What number is on the opposite side of the "five" on dice?
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Answer: two
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Regexp: (two|2)
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Category: Games
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Question: What score is not possible for a cribbage hand?
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Answer: nineteen
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Regexp: (nineteen|19)
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Category: Games
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Question: Which chess piece is usually valued as 5 points?
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Answer: rook
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Category: Games
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Question: Which game usually begins with, "Is it animal, vegetable, or mineral?"
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Answer: twenty questions
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Regexp: (twenty|20) questions
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Category: General Knowledge
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Question: Although it doesn't sound like a dog, ····dust is ornamental wood chips often placed in flowerbeds.
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Answer: bark
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Category: General Knowledge
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Question: Chicago Transit Authority is now known as which group?
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Answer: Chicago
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Category: General Knowledge
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Question: If you drive on a parkway, you park on a ·······?
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Answer: driveway
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Category: General Knowledge
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Question: To refuel your car you go to a ····· station.
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Answer: petrol
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Category: General Knowledge
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Question: Wedding rings are normally worn on what finger of your hand?
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Answer: #ring# finger
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Category: General Knowledge
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Question: What are catalogued under the Dewey decimal system?
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Answer: books
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Category: General Knowledge
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Question: What are the 3 big colleges of the Ivy League? (name them alphabetically)
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Answer: Harvard, Princeton, Yale
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Regexp: Harvard,? Princeton,?( and)? Yale
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Category: General Knowledge
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Question: What company makes Pampers disposable diapers?
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Answer: Proctor & Gamble
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Regexp: Proctor (&|and) Gamble
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Category: General Knowledge
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Question: What do the initials U.F.O stand for?
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Answer: Unidentified Flying Object
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Category: General Knowledge
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Question: What do the letters in SAM missiles refer to?
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Answer: Surface-to-Air Missile
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Regexp: Surface[- ]to[- ]Air
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Category: General Knowledge
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Question: What does IRS stand for?
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Answer: Internal Revenue Service
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Category: General Knowledge
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Question: What does a compass needle point to?
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Answer: north
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Category: General Knowledge
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Question: What does the abbreviation a.m. stand for?
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Answer: Ante Meridian
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Category: General Knowledge
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Question: What does the acronym CIA stand for?
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Answer: Central Intelligence Agency
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Category: General Knowledge
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Question: What is the minimum IQ score for the genius category?
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Answer: one hundred and forty
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Regexp: (one hundred (and |& )?forty|140)
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Category: General Knowledge
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Question: What is this sign called "&"?
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Answer: ampersand
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Category: General Knowledge
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Question: When using a telephone, you must wait for a ···· tone before starting your call.
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Answer: dial
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Category: General Knowledge
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Question: Which U.S. president is on the five-dollar bill?
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Answer: Abraham #Lincoln#
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Category: Geography
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Question: Acadia was the original name of which Canadian province?
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Answer: Nova Scotia
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Category: Geography
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Question: Bridgeport is the largest city in which state?
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Answer: Connecticut
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Category: Geography
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Question: Bridgetown is the capital of ········.
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Answer: Barbados
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Category: Geography
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Question: Brussels is the capital of which country?
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Answer: Belgium
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Category: Geography
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Question: Frankfort is the capital of which state?
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Answer: Kentucky
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Category: Geography
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Question: Guayaquil is the largest city in what country?
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Answer: Ecuador
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Category: Geography
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Question: Halifax is the capital of which Canadian province?
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Answer: Nova Scotia
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Category: Geography
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Question: Havana is the capital of which country?
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Answer: Cuba
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Category: Geography
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Question: He invented the most common projection for world maps.
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Answer: Gerardus #Mercator#
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Category: Geography
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Question: He visited Australia and New Zealand, then surveyed the Pacific Coast of North America.
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Answer: Vancouver
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Category: Geography
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Question: How many stars are on the flag of New Zealand?
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Answer: four
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Regexp: (four|4)
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Category: Geography
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Question: If its 4:00pm in Seattle, Washington what time is it in Portland, Oregon?
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Answer: #4#:00pm
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Category: Geography
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Question: In what city are the famous Tivoli Gardens?
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Answer: Copenhagen
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Category: Geography
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Question: In what city is the Leaning Tower?
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Answer: Pisa
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Category: Geography
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Question: In what city is the Smithsonian Institute?
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Answer: Washington
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Category: Geography
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Question: In what country is Banff National Park?
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Answer: Canada
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Category: Geography
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Question: In what country is Lahore?
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Answer: Pakistan
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Category: Geography
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Question: In what country is Mandalay?
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Answer: #Myanmar# (formerly known as Burma)
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Regexp: (Myanmar|Burma)
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Category: Geography
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Question: In what country is Taipei?
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Answer: Taiwan
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Category: Geography
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Question: In what country is Thunder Bay?
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Answer: Canada
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Category: Geography
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Question: In what country is the Jutland peninsula?
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Answer: Denmark
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Category: Geography
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Question: In what country is the Mekong River Delta?
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Answer: Vietnam
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Category: Geography
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Question: In what country is the Waterloo battlefield?
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Answer: Belgium
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Category: Geography
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Question: In what country is the highest point in South America?
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Answer: Argentina
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Category: Geography
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Question: In what country is the lowest point in South America?
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Answer: Argentina
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Category: Geography
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Question: In what country is the source of the Blue Nile?
|
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Answer: Ethiopia
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Category: Geography
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Question: In what island group is Corregidor?
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Answer: #Philippine#s
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Category: Geography
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Question: In what mountain range is Kicking Horse Pass?
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Answer: Rocky
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Regexp: Rock(y|ies)
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Category: Geography
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Question: In what state is Concord?
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Answer: New Hampshire
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which city is Red Square?
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Answer: Moscow
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which city is Saint Paul's Cathedral?
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Answer: London
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which city is Wembley Stadium?
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Answer: London
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which city is the Bridge of Sighs?
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Answer: Venice
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which city is the C.N. Tower?
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Answer: Toronto
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which city is the Canale Grande?
|
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Answer: Venice
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which city is the Colliseum located?
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Answer: Rome
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which city is the Wailing Wall?
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Answer: Jerusalem
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which country is Angel Falls?
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Answer: Venezuela
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which country is Brest? (NOT Breast!)
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Answer: France
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which country is Chennai (formerly Madras)?
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Answer: India
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which country is Cusco?
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Answer: Peru
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which country is Loch Ness?
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Answer: Scotland
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which country is Normandy?
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Answer: France
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which country is Sapporo?
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Answer: Japan
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which country is the Calabria region?
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Answer: Italy
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which country is the Dalai Lama's palace?
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Answer: Tibet
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which country is the Great Victoria Desert?
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Answer: Australia
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which country is the Machu Picchu?
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Answer: Peru
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which country would you find the Yucatan Peninsula?
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Answer: Mexico
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which ocean or sea are the Seychelles?
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Answer: #Indian# Ocean
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which state are Gettysburg and the Liberty Bell?
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Answer: Pennsylvania
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which state are the Finger Lakes?
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Answer: New York
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which state is Appomattax?
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Answer: Virginia
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which state is Cape Hatteras?
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Answer: North Carolina
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which state is Hoover Dam?
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Answer: Arizona
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which state is Mount McKinley?
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Answer: Alaska
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which state is Mount St. Helens?
|
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Answer: Washington
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which state is Mount Vernon?
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Answer: Virginia
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which state is Stone Mountain?
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Answer: Georgia
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which state is Walla Walla?
|
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Answer: Washington
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which state is the Kennedy Space Center?
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Answer: Florida
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which state is the Mayo Clinic?
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Answer: Minnesota
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Category: Geography
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Question: In which state is the Painted Desert?
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Answer: Arizona
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Category: Geography
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Question: Into what bay does the Ganges River flow?
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Answer: Bay Of #Bengal#
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Category: Geography
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Question: Into what body of water does the Danube River flow?
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Answer: Black Sea
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Category: Geography
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Question: Into what body of water does the Yukon River flow?
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Answer: #Bering# Sea
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Category: Geography
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Question: Into what sea does the Elbe River flow?
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Answer: #North# Sea
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Category: Geography
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Question: Into what sea does the Mackenzie River flow?
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Answer: #Beaufort# Sea
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Category: Geography
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Question: Khartoum is the capital of which country?
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Answer: Sudan
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Category: Geography
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Question: Kingston is the capital of which country?
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Answer: Jamaica
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Category: Geography
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Question: Linz, Austria is a leading port on which river?
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Answer: Danube
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Category: Geography
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Question: Madrid and Lisbon are both located near this river.
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Answer: Tagus
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Category: Geography
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Question: Meridians converge at the ········.
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Answer: #pole#s
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Category: Geography
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Question: Mount Victoria is the highest peak of this island country.
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Answer: Fiji
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Category: Geography
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Question: Name a country which has the same name as a bird.
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Answer: Turkey
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Category: Geography
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Question: Name the U.S. state with the smallest population.
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Answer: Alaska
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Category: Geography
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Question: Name the capital city of Massachusetts.
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Answer: Boston
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Category: Geography
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Question: Name the capital city of Rhode Island.
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Answer: Providence
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Category: Geography
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Question: Name the capital of Argentina.
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Answer: Buenos Aires
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Category: Geography
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Question: Name the capital of Brazil.
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Answer: Brasilia
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Category: Geography
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Question: Name the capital of Italy.
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Answer: Rome
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Category: Geography
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Question: Name the city at the west end of Lake Superior.
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Answer: Duluth
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Category: Geography
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Question: Name the continent that consists of a single country.
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Answer: Australia
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Category: Geography
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Question: Name the desert located in south-east California.
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Answer: Mojave
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Category: Geography
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Question: Name the large mountain chain in the eastern U.S.A.
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Answer: The #Appalachian#s
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Category: Geography
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Question: Name the largest cathedral in the world.
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Answer: St. Peter's
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Regexp: St.? ?Peter'?s
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Category: Geography
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Question: Name the largest city in Canada.
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Answer: Toronto
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Answer: Greenland
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Answer: Eyre
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Answer: Rio Grande
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Answer: Newfoundland
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Answer: Yangtze
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Answer: Niger
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Question: Name the most north-easterly of the 48 contiguous states.
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Answer: Maine
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Question: Name the only Central American country without an Atlantic coastline.
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Answer: El Salvador
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Question: Name the sea between Asia Minor and Greece.
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Answer: Aegean
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Question: Name the sea between Korea and China.
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Answer: #Yellow# Sea
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Answer: Beaufort
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Answer: Barents
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Question: Name the sea west of Alaska.
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Answer: Bering
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Question: Name the second largest country in Africa.
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Answer: Algeria
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Answer: Argentina
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Answer: Huron
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Question: Name the smallest of the Great Lakes.
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Answer: Ontario
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Question: Name the strait joining the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.
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Answer: Gibraltar
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Question: Name the world's most photographed and most climbed mountain.
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Answer: Fuji
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Question: Nassau is the capital of which country?
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Answer: Bahamas
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Question: On what island is Honolulu?
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Answer: Oahu
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Question: On what island is Pearl Harbour?
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Answer: Oahu
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Question: On what island is the Blue Grotto?
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Answer: Capri
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Question: On what island is the U.S. naval base, Guantanamo?
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Answer: Cuba
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Question: On what mountain are four presidents' faces carved?
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Answer: Rushmore
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Question: On what peninsula are Spain and Portugal located?
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Answer: The #Iberia#n peninsula
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Question: On what river is the capital city of Canada?
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Answer: Ottawa
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Question: On which river is London, England?
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Answer: Thames
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Question: On which river is Rome located?
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Answer: Tiber
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Question: On which river is the Aswan High Dam?
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Answer: Nile
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Question: Over 75% of the Earth's surface is covered by some form of ·····.
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Answer: Water
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Question: Rabat is the capital of which country?
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Answer: Morocco
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Question: San Francisco Bay is located near what city?
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Answer: San Francisco
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Question: Seoul is the capital of which country?
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Answer: South Korea
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Question: St. George's is the capital city of what island country?
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Answer: Grenada
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Question: Surfing is believed to have originated here.
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Answer: Hawaii
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Question: The Auckland Islands belong to which country?
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Answer: New Zealand
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Question: The Hebrides are part of this country.
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Answer: Scotland
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Question: The Ionian and Cyclades are island groups of which country?
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Answer: Greece
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Question: The Little Mermaid is found in the harbour of which city?
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Answer: Copenhagen
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Question: The Nationalist Chinese occupy this island.
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Answer: Taiwan
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Question: The Thatcher Ferry Bridge crosses what canal?
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Answer: #Panama# Canal
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Question: The United States is made up of ·· states.
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Answer: 50
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Question: The Volta is the largest river in which country?
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Answer: Ghana
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Question: The countries of Belgium, Netherlands, and Luxembourg are together called ········.
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Answer: Benelux
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Question: The longest river in Western Europe is ·········?
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Answer: Rhine
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Question: The sun sets in the ····?
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Answer: west
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Question: This Canadian island is the world's fifth largest.
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Answer: Baffin
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Question: This Pacific island's puzzling monoliths attract ethnologists.
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Answer: Easter Island
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Question: This country is divided at the 38th parallel.
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Answer: Korea
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Question: This country occupies the "horn of Africa".
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Answer: Somalia
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Question: This country's flag has a large "R" on it.
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Answer: Rwanda
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Question: This imaginary line approximately follows the 180 degree meridian through the Pacific Ocean.
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Answer: international date line
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Question: This is called the "Honeymoon Capital" of the world.
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Answer: Niagara Falls
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Question: This is the bridge with the longest span in the U.S.A.
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Answer: Verrazano Narrows
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Regexp: verrazano
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Question: This is the only borough of New York City that is not on an island.
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Answer: The #Bronx#
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Question: This is the port city serving Tokyo.
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Answer: Yokohama
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Question: This is the residence of English monarchs.
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Answer: Buckingham Palace
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Question: This island group is off the east coast of southern South America.
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Answer: #Falkland# Islands
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Question: This re-opened in 1975 after being closed for 8 years.
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Answer: Suez Canal
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Question: This section of Manhattan is noted for its Negro and Latin American residents.
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Answer: Harlem
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Question: To what country do the Faeroe Islands belong?
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Answer: Denmark
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Question: To what country does the Gaza Strip belong?
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Answer: Egypt
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Question: True Or False: The Easter Bunny is from Easter Island.
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Answer: false
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Question: True Or False: There are only virgins on the Virgin Islands.
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Answer: false
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Question: Under what river does the Holland Tunnel run?
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Answer: Hudson
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Question: Warsaw is the capital of what country?
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Answer: Poland
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Question: What American city is known as Little Havana?
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Answer: Miami
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Question: What Asian city was once called Edo?
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Answer: Tokyo
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Question: What Canadian city is at the west end of Lake Ontario?
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Answer: Hamilton
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Question: What European country administers the island of Martinique?
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Answer: France
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Question: What European country has "Vaduz" as its capital city?
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Answer: Liechtenstein
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Question: What London borough does the Prime Meridian pass through?
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Answer: Greenwich
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Question: What U.S. city is known as Insurance City?
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Answer: Hartford
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Question: What U.S. city is named after Saint Francis of Assisi?
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Answer: San Francisco
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Question: What U.S. state is known as The Land of 10,000 Lakes?
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Answer: Minnesota
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Question: What US state is completely surrounded by the Pacific Ocean?
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Answer: Hawaii
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Question: What are drumlins and eskers formed by?
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Answer: #glacier#s
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Question: What are the worlds four oceans - alphabetically?
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Answer: Arctic, Atlantic, Indian and Pacific
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Regexp: Arctic,? Atlantic,? Indian(,| and)? Pacific
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Question: What body of water borders Saudi Arabia to the east?
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Answer: Persian Gulf
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Question: What canal connects Lake Ontario and Lake Erie?
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Answer: Welland
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Question: What city boasts the Copacabana Beach and Ipanema?
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Answer: #Rio# de Janeiro
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Question: What city is associated with Alcatraz?
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Answer: San Francisco
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Question: What city is on Lake Erie at the mouth of the Cuyahoga River?
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Answer: Cleveland
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Question: What city is the Christian Science Monitor based in?
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Answer: Boston
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Question: What city is the Kremlin located in?
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Answer: Moscow
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Question: What city was the setting for "Gone With the Wind"?
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Answer: Atlanta
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Question: What color does the bride wear in China?
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Answer: red
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Question: What continent is Cyprus considered to be part of?
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Answer: Asia
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Question: What continent is the home to the greatest number of countries?
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Answer: Africa
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Question: What country are the Islands of Quemoy and Matsu part of?
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Answer: Taiwan
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Question: What country borders Egypt on the west?
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Answer: Libya
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Question: What country borders Egypt to the south?
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Answer: Sudan
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Question: What country does the island of Mykonos belong to?
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Answer: Greece
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Question: What country formed the union of Tanganyika and Zanzibar?
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Answer: Tanzania
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Question: What country has the world's most southerly city?
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Answer: Chile
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Question: What country is Phnom Penh the capital of?
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Answer: Cambodia
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Question: What country is Santo Domingo the capital of?
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Answer: Dominican Republic
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Question: What country is directly north of Israel?
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Answer: Lebanon
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Question: What country is directly north of the continental United States?
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Answer: Canada
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Question: What country is directly west of Spain?
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Answer: Portugal
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Question: What country is known as the Hellenic Republic?
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Answer: Greece
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Question: What country is located between Panama and Nicaragua?
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Answer: Costa Rica
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Question: What country owns the island of Corfu?
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Answer: Greece
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Question: What country was once known as Gaul?
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Answer: France
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Question: What country was the setting for "Casablanca"?
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Answer: Morocco
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Question: What country was the setting for "Doctor Zhivago"?
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Answer: Russia
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Question: What famous geyser erupts regularly at the Yellowstone National Park?
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Answer: Old Faithful
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Question: What is the capital of Alaska?
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Answer: Juneau
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Question: What is the capital of Bangladesh?
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Answer: Dacca
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Regexp: (dhakk?a|dacc?a)
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Question: What is the capital of Burma?
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Answer: Rangoon
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Question: What is the capital of Chile?
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Answer: Santiago
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Question: What is the capital of Colorado?
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Answer: Denver
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Question: What is the capital of Florida?
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Answer: Tallahassee
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Answer: New Delhi
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Question: What is the capital of Indonesia?
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Answer: Jakarta
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Question: What is the capital of Kansas?
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Answer: Topeka
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Question: What is the capital of Maine?
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Answer: Augusta
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Question: What is the capital of Nebraska
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Answer: Lincoln
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Regexp: Lin?coln
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Question: What is the capital of New Zealand?
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Answer: Wellington
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Question: What is the capital of Washington state?
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Answer: Olympia
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Question: What is the capital of West Virginia?
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Answer: Charleston
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Question: What is the capital of Wisconsin?
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Answer: Madison
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Question: What is the capital of Zimbabwe?
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Answer: Harare
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Question: What is the capital of the United Arab Emirates?
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Answer: Abu Dhabi
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Question: What is the current name for south-west Africa?
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Answer: Namibia
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Question: What is the highest mountain in Canada?
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Answer: Mt. #Logan#
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Question: What is the largest city in Australia, in terms of population?
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Answer: Sydney
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Question: What is the largest city in China?
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Answer: Shanghai
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Question: What is the largest of the countries in Central America?
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Answer: Nicaragua
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Question: What is the monetary unit of India?
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Answer: Rupee
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Question: What is the most sacred river in India?
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Answer: Ganges
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Regexp: Gang(a|es)
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Question: What is the official language of Egypt?
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Answer: Arabic
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Question: What is the principal river of Ireland?
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Answer: Shannon
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Question: What is the second largest of the United States?
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Answer: Texas
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Question: What is the smallest Canadian province?
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Answer: Prince Edward Island
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Question: What is the smallest independent state in the world?
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Answer: #Vatican# City
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Question: What is the smallest of the Central American countries?
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Answer: El Salvador
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Question: What is the world's highest city?
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Answer: Lhasa
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Question: What island has Hamilton as its capital?
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Answer: Bermuda
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Question: What island is known as the Spice Island?
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Answer: Zanzibar
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Question: What mountain range separates Europe from Asia?
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Answer: Ural
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Question: What prison island was off the coast of French Guiana?
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Answer: #Devil#'s Island
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Question: What river has the largest drainage basin?
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Answer: Amazon
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Question: What river is Liverpool on?
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Answer: Mersey
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Question: What river is called "Old Man River"?
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Answer: Mississippi
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Question: What river is known as China's Sorrow?
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Answer: Yellow
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Question: What river is the Temple of Karnak near?
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Answer: Nile
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Question: What sea is between Italy and Yugoslavia?
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Answer: Adriatic
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Question: What south American country has both a Pacific and Atlantic coastline?
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Answer: Colombia
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Question: What state borders Alabama to the north?
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Answer: Tennessee
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Question: What state is the Golden State?
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Answer: California
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Question: What state was the home to Mayberry?
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Answer: North Carolina
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Question: What symbol is on the flag of Vietnam?
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Answer: star
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Question: What unit of currency will buy you dinner in Iraq, Jordan, Tunisia, and Yugoslavia?
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Answer: Dinar
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Question: What volcano showers ash on Sicily?
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Answer: Etna
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Question: What's the former name of Istanbul?
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Answer: Constantinople
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Question: What's the highest mountain in the 48 contiguous U.S. states?
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Answer: Whitney
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Question: Where are the Nazca Lines?
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Answer: Peru
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Question: Where are the pyramids located?
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Answer: Egypt
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Question: Where is Beacon Street?
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Answer: Boston
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Answer: London
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Answer: Mt. Vernon, Virginia
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Answer: Antarctica
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Answer: Mecca
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Answer: Athens
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Answer: Philadelphia
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Answer: Gibraltar
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Answer: Quebec
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Answer: Belize
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Answer: Monaco
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Answer: Iceland
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Answer: Waterford
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Answer: Boston
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Answer: Reno
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Answer: Alaska
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Answer: Nevada
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Answer: Toledo
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Question: Which city has the largest rodeo in the world?
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Answer: Calgary
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Answer: Detroit
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Answer: Chicago
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Answer: Oakland
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Question: Which country administers Christmas Island?
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Answer: Australia
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Answer: Ecuador
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Answer: Austria
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Question: Which country developed "Tae-Kwan-Do"?
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Answer: Korea
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Answer: Turkey
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Answer: Hungary
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Question: Which country has the longest land border?
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Answer: China
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Question: Which country hosted the 1982 World Cup of soccer?
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Answer: Spain
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Question: Which country uses the "yen" for currency?
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Answer: Japan
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Question: Which country would come first in an alphabetical list of countries?
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Answer: Afghanistan
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Question: Which islands were named after Prince Philip of Spain?
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Answer: The #Philippine#s
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Question: Which mainland Latin American country is in neither South America nor Central America?
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Answer: Mexico
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Question: Which of the 48 contiguous states extends farthest north?
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Answer: Minnesota
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Question: Which of the U.S. states borders only one other state?
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Answer: Maine
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Question: Which river contains the most fresh water?
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Answer: Amazon
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Question: Which state has the most hospitals?
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Answer: California
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Question: Which state is divided into two parts by a large lake?
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Answer: Michigan
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Question: Which state is the Evergreen State?
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Answer: Washington
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Answer: New Jersey
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Answer: Michigan
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Question: With what country is Fidel Castro associated?
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Answer: Cuba
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Question: With which country is Prince Rainier III identified?
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Answer: Monaco
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Question: Name the capital city of Utah.
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Answer: Salt Lake City
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Question: Earth's outer layer of surface soil or crust is called the ·······.
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Answer: Lithosphere
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Question: Peat, lignite and bituminous are types of ·········.
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Answer: coal
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Question: Slate is formed by the metamorphosis of ·········.
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Answer: shale
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Question: The green variety of beryl is called ········.
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Answer: emerald
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Question: The molten material from a volcano is ········?
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Answer: lava
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Question: The spot on the Earth's surface directly above an earthquake's focus is called the ······.
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Answer: epicenter
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Question: The violet variety of quartz is called ········.
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Answer: amethyst
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Question: There are three types of rocks: metamorphic, sedimentary, and ·········.
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Answer: igneous
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Question: These limestone deposits rise from the floor of caves.
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Answer: stalagmites
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Question: This is the hardest naturally occurring substance.
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Answer: diamond
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Question: What name is used to describe permanently-frozen subsoil?
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Answer: permafrost
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Category: Hahaha
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Question: This normally has 4 legs and your butt is parked in it right now.
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Answer: chair
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Category: Hirtory
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Question: Name the first black nation to gain freedom from European colonial rule.
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Answer: Haiti
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Question: Britain and Argentina fought over these islands in 1982.
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Answer: #Falkland#s Islands
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Question: Canadian Prime Minister: Pierre Elliott ··········.
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Answer: Trudeau
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Question: Churchill, F.D. Roosvelt and Stalin met here in 1945.
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Answer: Yalta
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Question: Eras are divided into units called ········.
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Answer: periods
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Question: For what country did Columbus make his historic voyage?
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Answer: Spain
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Question: Four Japanese carriers were destroyed in this battle.
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Answer: Midway
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Question: Frankish ruler Charles the Great is better known as ·········.
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Answer: Charlemagne
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Question: From what country did the U.S. buy the Virgin Islands?
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Answer: Denmark
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Question: General Sherman burned this city in 1864.
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Answer: Atlanta
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Question: Germany's WW I allies were Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and ········.
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Answer: Turkey
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Question: Germany's allies in WW II were Japan, Italy, Hungary, Bulgaria, Finland, Libya, and ·········.
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Answer: Romania
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Question: He allowed the bugging of the Democratic Committee headquarters.
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Answer: Richard #Nixon#
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Question: He discovered the Grand Canyon.
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Answer: Francisco #Coronado#
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Question: He is identified with the expression, "Eureka".
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Answer: Archimedes
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Question: He is said to have fiddled while Rome burned.
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Answer: Nero
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Question: He led 900 followers in a mass suicide in 1979.
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Answer: Jim Jones
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Question: He ordered the persecution of Christians in which Peter and Paul died.
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Answer: Nero
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Question: He received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964 for his civil rights leadership.
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Answer: #Martin Luther King# Jr.
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Question: He said, "I have nothing to offer but blood, tears, toil and sweat."
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Answer: Sir Winston #Churchill#
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Question: He shot Lee Harvey Oswald.
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Answer: Jack Ruby
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Question: He taught Alexander the Great.
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Answer: Aristotle
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Question: He was assassinated on Dec. 8, 1980 in New York City.
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Answer: John Lennon
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Question: He was assassinated on Nov. 22, 1963.
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Answer: John Fitzgerald #Kennedy#
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Question: He was defeated at the Battle of Little Bighorn.
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Answer: General #Custer#
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Question: He was stabbed by Gaius Cassius Longinus.
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Answer: Julius Caesar
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Question: He was the American inventor of the Cotton Gin.
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Answer: Eli #Whitney#
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Question: He was the U.S. president during the Civil War.
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Answer: Abraham #Lincoln#
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Question: His ship was the H.M.S. Beagle.
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Answer: Charles #Darwin#
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Question: His wife was Roxana. His horse was Bacephalus. He was ········.
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Answer: Alexander the Great
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Question: How do you write 69 in Roman numerals?
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Answer: LXIX
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Question: How many astronauts manned each Apollo flight?
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Answer: three
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Question: How old was John F. Kennedy when he became president?
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Answer: forty three
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Question: In 1902 this volcano erupted, killing 30,000.
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Answer: Pelee
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Question: In what country did "Sepoy Mutiny" occur?
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Answer: India
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Question: In which city was President Kennedy killed?
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Answer: Dallas
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Question: In which city were the Hanging Gardens?
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Answer: Babylon
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Question: In which country did the Boxer Rebellion take place?
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Answer: China
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Question: In which country was Adolf Hitler born?
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Answer: Austria
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Question: In which country was the Rosetta Stone found?
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Answer: Egypt
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Question: Israel occupied the Golan Heights. Whose territory was it?
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Answer: Syria
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Question: Israel occupied the West Bank. It belonged to ·······.
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Answer: Jordan
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Question: John F. Kennedy Airport in New York used to be called ··········.
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Answer: Idlewind
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Question: Mussolini invaded this country in 1935.
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Answer: Ethiopia
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Question: Name Jacques Cousteau's research ship.
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Answer: Calypso
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Question: Name the incident in which tea was dumped into the harbour.
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Answer: Boston Tea Party
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Regexp: Boston Tea[- ]Party
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Question: One who fought professionally in Roman arenas was a(n) ············.
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Answer: Gladiator
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Question: She overcame her handicaps to become a lecturer and a scholar.
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Answer: Helen #Keller#
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Question: She was Queen of Egypt and mistress of Julius Caesar.
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Answer: Cleopatra
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Question: She was called "The Maid of Orleans".
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Answer: Joan of Arc
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Question: She was the first First Lady to be received privately by the Pope.
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Answer: Jackie #Kennedy#
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Answer: Golda #Meir#
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Question: She was the first woman to fly the Atlantic solo.
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Answer: Amelia #Earhart#
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Question: She was the first woman to swim the English channel.
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Answer: Gertrude Caroline #Ederle#
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Question: She was the greatest trick shot artist of all time.
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Answer: Annie Oakley
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Question: She won the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize for her work among the poor.
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Answer: Mother Teresa
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Question: Spain ceded Florida to Britain in exchange for this territory.
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Answer: Cuba
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Question: The "Bay of Pigs" fiasco took place in this country.
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Answer: Cuba
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Question: The Devonian Period is also known as the Age of ··········.
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Answer: fish
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Question: The Inquisition forced him to recant his belief in the Copernican Theory.
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Answer: Galileo
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Question: The Romans built these to convey water.
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Answer: aqueducts
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Question: The St. Valentine's Day massacre took place in this city.
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Answer: Chicago
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Question: The first dog in space was named ·········.
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Answer: Laika
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Question: The last line of this document is "Working men of all countries, unite."
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Answer: Communist Manifesto
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Question: This F.B.I agent headed the investigation of Al Capone.
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Answer: Elliot Ness
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Question: This French peasant girl led the army to victories.
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Answer: Joan of Arc
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Question: This Indian group ruled in early Peru.
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Answer: Inca
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Question: This Nazi leader had his six children poisoned prior to his own death.
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Answer: Joseph #Goebbels#
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Question: This Queen of France was beheaded in 1793.
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Answer: Marie Antoinette
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Question: This Roman killed himself after his defeat at Actium.
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Answer: Marc Antony
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Question: This Sioux Indian toured with Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show.
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Answer: Sitting Bull
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Question: This Spaniard conquered Mexico.
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Answer: Hernando #Cortez#
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Regexp: corte[sz]
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Question: This U.S. Secretary of State won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1973.
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Answer: Henry #Kissinger#
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Question: This U.S. president was fatally shot in 1881.
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Answer: James #Garfield#
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Question: This assassin of Julius Caesar was his friend.
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Answer: Brutus
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Question: This frontiersman and politician was killed at the Alamo.
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Answer: Davy #Crockett#
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Question: This is said to be history's greatest military evacuation.
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Answer: Dunkirk
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Question: This military attack took place on Dec. 7, 1941.
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Answer: Pearl Harbour
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Question: This organization was founded by William Booth.
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Answer: Salvation Army
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Question: This racist organization was formed in Tennessee in 1865.
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Answer: Ku Klux Klan
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Question: This war began on June 25, 1950.
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Answer: Korean
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Question: This was the largest real estate deal in U.S. history.
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Answer: Louisiana Purchase
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Question: This word describes the Nazi annihilation of Jews.
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Answer: holocaust
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Question: Those big black CD's that you see at garage sales that people call "albums" are made of ·····.
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Answer: vinyl
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Question: Two 747's collided here in 1977.
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Answer: Canary Islands
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Question: U.S. President, Chester Alan ········.
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Answer: Arthur
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Question: U.S. President, Herbert C. ·········.
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Answer: Hoover
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Question: U.S. President, John Quincy ········.
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Answer: Adams
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Question: U.S. President: Calvin ·········.
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Answer: Coolidge
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Question: What American feminist went bust as a silver dollar?
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Answer: Susan B. #Anthony#
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Question: What Chinese dynasty was overthrown in 1911?
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Answer: Manchu
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Question: What age preceded the Iron Age?
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Answer: The #Bronze# Age
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Question: What did President J. Buchanan not have?
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Answer: A #wife#
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Question: What did presidents Madison, Monroe, Polk, and Garfield have in common?
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Answer: The first name "#James#"
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Question: What group landed in America in 1620?
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Answer: The #Pilgrim#s
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Question: What is the Roman numeral for fifty?
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Answer: L
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Question: What is the name of the Russian Czar's daughter who might-or might not-have survived the Russian revolution?
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Answer: Anastasia
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Category: History
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Question: What volcano destroyed Pompeii?
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Answer: Vesuvius
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Category: History
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Question: What was the instrument of execution during the "Reign of Terror"?
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Answer: guillotine
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Category: History
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Question: What was the name of Plato's school?
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Answer: Academy
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Category: History
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Question: What was the name of the B-29 used at Hiroshima to drop the bomb?
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Answer: Enola Gay
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Category: History
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Question: What was the nationality of the prisoners in the "Black hole of Calcutta"?
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Answer: British
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Category: History
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Question: What was the third country to get the "bomb"?
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Answer: Britain
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Category: History
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Question: What's the resting place of those buried at sea?
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Answer: Davey Jones's Locker
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Regexp: (Dave?y Jones's? Locker)
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Category: History
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Question: Which U.S. president said, "The buck stops here"?
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Answer: Truman
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Category: History
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Question: Which military battle took place in 1815?
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Answer: Waterloo
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Category: History
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Question: Which nation was led by Genghis Khan?
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Answer: The #Mongol#s
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Category: History
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Question: Which president was responsible for the Louisiana Purchase?
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Answer: Jefferson
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Category: History
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Question: Who is "The Iron Lady"?
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Answer: Margaret Thatcher
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Category: History
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Question: Who led the attack on the Alamo?
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Answer: Santa Ana
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Regexp: santa ann?a
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Category: History
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Question: Who rode naked through the streets of Coventry?
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Answer: Lady Godiva
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Category: History
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Question: Who said "Veni, vidi, vici" (I came, I saw, I conquered)?
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Answer: Julius #Caesar#
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Category: History
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Question: Who said: "Let them eat cake"?
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Answer: Marie Antoinette
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Category: History
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Question: Who sang Happy Birthday to John F. Kennedy for his 45th?
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Answer: Marilyn Monroe
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Category: History
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Question: Who succeeded Churchill when he resigned in 1955?
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Answer: Sir Anthony #Eden#
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Category: History
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Question: Who was "The Mad Monk"?
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Answer: Rasputin
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Category: History
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Question: Who was George Washington's vice-president?
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Answer: Adams
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Category: History
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Question: Who was the first chancellor of West Germany after WW II?
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Answer: Konrad #Adenauer#
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Category: History
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Question: Who was the second man to set foot on the moon?
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Answer: Edwin "Buzz" #Aldrin#
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Category: History
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Question: Who was, "First in war, first in peace and first in the hearts of his countrymen"?
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Answer: George Washington
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Category: IRC
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Question: What three letters are overly used to indicate "Laugh Out Loud"?
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Answer: lol
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Category: Langauge
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Question: Many Meanings: Fuel, vapor, flattulence, helium. What is it?
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Answer: gas
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Category: Language
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Question: Multiple Meanings: Drinking utensils or sight-enhancers.
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Answer: glasses
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Category: Language
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Question: Multiple Meanings: Slamming your hands together quickly, or a venereal disease.
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Answer: clap
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Category: Language
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Question: Name the soda that is often confused with a drug.
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Answer: Coke
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Category: Language
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Question: Subject, verb and object are parts of a ·········.
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Answer: sentence
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Category: Language
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Question: This animal is found at the beginning of an (English) encyclopedia
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Answer: aardvark
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Category: Language
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Question: What is the only English word formed by the first three letters of the alphabet?
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Answer: cab
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Category: Language
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Question: What three letter word means the same as "to ingest"?
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Answer: eat
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Category: Languages
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Question: "faux pas" means ···········.
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Answer: mistake
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Category: Languages
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Question: Mardi Gras is French for ···········.
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Answer: fat tuesday
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Category: Languages
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Question: The name Australia is derived from the Latin word "australis" which means ·······.
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Answer: southern
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Category: Languages
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Question: The name for this semi-precious stone comes from the Latin for "sea water"
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Answer: aquamarine
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Category: Languages
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Question: What ONE word fits? ····hood; ····hole; ····date.
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Answer: man
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Category: Languages
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Question: What ONE word fits? ····stream; ····hill; ·····pour.
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Answer: down
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Category: Languages
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Question: What does "c'est la vie" mean?
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Answer: that's life
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Category: Languages
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Question: What word contains the combination of letters: "xop"?
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Answer: saXOPhone
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Category: Literature
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Question: "The Diary of Anne Frank" was first published in English under what title?
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Answer: The #Diary of a Young Girl#
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Category: Literature
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Question: Captain Hook, Tiger Lily, and Tinker Bell are characters in what story?
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Answer: Peter Pan
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Category: Literature
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Question: Dr. Seuss wrote this book: The Cat in the ······.
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Answer: Hat
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Category: Literature
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Question: Edgar Allen Poe wrote a famous poem about this animal.
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Answer: raven
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Category: Literature
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Question: From which Shakespeare play is this line taken: "Double, double ... "
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Answer: Macbeth
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Category: Literature
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Question: From which Shakespeare play is this line taken: "Goodnight, goodnight! Parting is such sweet sorrow, That I should say goodnight till it be morrow."
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Answer: Romeo and Juliet
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Category: Literature
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Question: From which Shakespeare play is this line taken: "To be or not to be?"
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Answer: Hamlet
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Category: Literature
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Question: From which Shakespeare play is this line taken: "What in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other name would smell as sweet."
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Answer: Romeo and Juliet
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Category: Literature
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Question: How many lines are in a sonnet?
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Answer: fourteen
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Regexp: (fourteen|14)
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Category: Literature
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Question: How many plays is Shakespeare generally credited with today?
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Answer: thirty seven
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Regexp: (thirty[- ]seven|37)
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Category: Literature
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Question: Name the Shakespeare play from this ultra short plot summary: Urged on by his wife, a man murders his king in order to take his place.
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Answer: Macbeth
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Category: Literature
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Question: Stephen King's: "Pet ········".
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Answer: Semetary
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Category: Literature
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Question: Stephen King's: "Salem's ·········".
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Answer: Lot
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Category: Literature
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Question: Stephen King's: "The Dead ········".
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Answer: Zone
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Category: Literature
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Question: This Shakespearean king was the actual king of Scotland for 17 years.
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Answer: Macbeth
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Category: Literature
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Question: This girl hid from the Nazis in Amsterdam.
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Answer: Anne Frank
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Category: Literature
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Question: What Shakespearean play features the line: A plague on both your houses?
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Answer: Romeo and Juliet
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Category: Literature
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Question: What did Jeannie C. Riley describe as "a little Peyton Place"?
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Answer: Harper Valley
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Category: Literature
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Question: What other name does Stephen King write under?
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Answer: Richard #Bachman#
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Category: Literature
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Question: What publication was subtitled The What's New Magazine?
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Answer: Popular Science
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Category: Literature
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Question: What was the name of Mother Goose's son?
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Answer: Jack
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Category: Literature
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Question: What's Penthouse's sister publication for women?
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Answer: Viva
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Category: Litterature
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Question: Homer wrote this account of the Trojan War.
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Answer: Iliad
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Category: Logic
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Question: You are in a room where all walls face south. A bear walks by. What color is it?
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Answer: White
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Category: Mathematics
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Question: A U.S. dime is worth ··· cents.
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Answer: ten
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Regexp: (ten|10)
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Category: Mathematics
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Question: A line drawn from an angle of a triangle to the mid-point of the opposite side is a(n) ·······.
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Answer: median
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Category: Mathematics
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Question: A triangle with three equal sides is called ·······.
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Answer: equilateral
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Category: Mathematics
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Question: A triangle with two equal sides is called ··········.
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Answer: isosceles
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Category: Mathematics
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Question: An angle greater than 180 degrees and less than 360 degrees is a(n) ········ angle.
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Answer: reflex
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Category: Mathematics
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Question: An angle greater than 90 degrees and less than 180 degrees is said to be ·········.
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Answer: obtuse
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Category: Mathematics
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Question: An integer that is greater than 1 and is divisible only by itself and 1 is known as a(n) ·······.
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Answer: prime
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Category: Mathematics
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Question: Approximately how many inches are there in one meter?
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Answer: thirty nine
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Regexp: (thirty[- ]nine|39)
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Category: Mathematics
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Question: Arc, radius, and sector are parts of a(n) ·········.
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Answer: circle
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Category: Mathematics
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Question: He is known as "The Father of Geometry".
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Answer: Euclid
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Category: Mathematics
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Question: How many corners are there in a cube?
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Answer: eight
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Regexp: (eight|8)
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Category: Mathematics
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Question: How many nickles are there in 2.25?
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Answer: forty five
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Regexp: (forty[- ]five|45)
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Category: Mathematics
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Question: If you cut through a solid sphere what shape will the flat area be?
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Answer: circle
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Category: Mathematics
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Question: Name the number system which uses only the symbols 1 and 0.
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Answer: The #binary# system
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Category: Mathematics
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Question: The angles inside a square total ······· degrees.
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Answer: three hundred and sixty
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Regexp: (three hundred (and |& )?sixty|360)
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Category: Mathematics
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Question: The mathematical study of properties of lines, angels, etc., is ········.
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Answer: geometry
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Category: Mathematics
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Question: The space occupied by a body is called its ······.
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Answer: volume
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Category: Mathematics
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Question: The square root of 1 is?
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Answer: 1
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Category: Mathematics
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Question: Two angles that total 180 degrees are called ·······.
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Answer: supplementary
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Category: Mathematics
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Question: What geometric shape has 4 equal sides?
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Answer: square
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Category: Medicine
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Question: A baby doctor is a ·········.
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Answer: pediatrician
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Category: Medicine
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Question: A bone specialist is a(n) ········.
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Answer: osteopath
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Category: Medicine
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Question: A loss of memory is known as ··········.
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Answer: amnesia
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Category: Medicine
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Question: A medicine that hastens the emptying of the bowels is called a ········.
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Answer: laxative
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Category: Medicine
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Question: A non-cancerous tumor is said to be ·······.
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Answer: benign
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Category: Medicine
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Question: A thread used in surgery to tie a bleeding blood vessel is called a(n) ·········.
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Answer: ligature
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Category: Medicine
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Question: Carditis, affects the ········.
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Answer: heart
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Category: Medicine
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Question: Doctors often have this instrument around their neck.
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Answer: stethoscope
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Category: Medicine
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Question: Due to a lack of vitamin C, sailors used to contract this disease.
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Answer: scurvy
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Category: Medicine
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Question: Encephalitis affects the ········.
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Answer: brain
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Category: Medicine
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Question: Gastritis affects the ··········.
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Answer: stomach
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Category: Medicine
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Question: Hammer, anvil, and stirrup are parts of the ········.
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Answer: ear
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Category: Medicine
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Question: He discovered the process of vaccination for prevention of smallpox.
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Answer: Edward #Jenner#
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Category: Medicine
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Question: Hepatitis affects the ··········.
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Answer: Liver
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Category: Medicine
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Question: How many bones are there in the human body?
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Answer: two hundred and six
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Regexp: (two hundred (and |& )?six|206)
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Category: Medicine
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Question: How many chambers does the human heart have?
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Answer: four
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Regexp: (four|4)
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Category: Medicine
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Question: How many pints of blood does the average human have in his/her body?
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Answer: twelve
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Regexp: (twelve|12)
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Category: Medicine
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Question: In the field of psychiatry this term means self-love.
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Answer: narcissism
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Category: Medicine
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Question: In what organ of the body is insulin produced?
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Answer: pancreas
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Category: Medicine
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Question: In which organ is a clear watery solution known as the "aqueous humor" found?
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Answer: eye
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Category: Medicine
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Question: In which organ is a pulmonary disease located?
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Answer: lung
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Category: Medicine
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Question: In which organ is your "hypothalmus" located?
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Answer: brain
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Category: Medicine
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Question: Infantile Paralysis is commonly known as ········.
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Answer: polio
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Category: Medicine
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Question: Meningitis affects the ·········.
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Answer: brain
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Category: Medicine
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Question: Myositis affects the ·········.
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Answer: muscles
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Category: Medicine
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Question: Name the hardest substance in the human body.
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Answer: enamel
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Category: Medicine
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Question: Name the largest artery in the human body.
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Answer: aorta
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Category: Medicine
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Question: Name the largest gland in the human body.
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Answer: liver
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Category: Medicine
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Question: Osteomyelitis affects the ·········.
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Answer: bones
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Category: Medicine
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Question: Peritonitis, affects the ········.
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Answer: abdomen
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Category: Medicine
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Question: Prosthetics deals with the making of ··········.
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Answer: artificial limbs
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Category: Medicine
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Question: Tarsus, metatarsus, and phalanges are parts of a(n) ·········.
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Answer: foot
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Category: Medicine
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Question: The branch of medicine dealing with curing by operative procedures is ········.
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Answer: surgery
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Category: Medicine
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Question: The lack of this element in the diet is a cause of goitre.
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Answer: iodine
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Category: Medicine
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Question: The largest single organ of the human body is the ········.
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Answer: skin
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Category: Medicine
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Question: The medical name for the voice box is the ·········.
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Answer: larynx
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Category: Medicine
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Question: The teeth used for biting or cutting are known as ·······.
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Answer: incisors
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Category: Medicine
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Question: These animals were once used to bleed the sick.
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Answer: leeches
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Regexp: leech(es)?
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Category: Medicine
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Question: These attach muscles to bones or cartilage.
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Answer: #tendon#s
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Category: Medicine
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Question: This branch of medicine deals with old age and its diseases.
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Answer: geriatrics
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Category: Medicine
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Question: This disease consists of a purposeless, continual growth of white blood cells.
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Answer: leukemia
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Regexp: leuka?emia
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Category: Medicine
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Question: This fingerlike projection is attached to the large intestine.
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Answer: appendix
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Category: Medicine
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Question: This is known as "The Royal Disease".
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Answer: haemophilia
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Regexp: ha?emophilia
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Category: Medicine
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Question: This large bean-shaped lymph gland can expand and contract as needed.
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Answer: spleen
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Category: Medicine
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Question: This membrane controls the amount of light entering the eye.
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Answer: iris
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Category: Medicine
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Question: This organ is a small pouch that stores bile.
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Answer: gall bladder
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Category: Medicine
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Question: This parasite lives in the intestines of man and animals.
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Answer: tapeworm
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Category: Medicine
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Question: This small gland attached to the brain exerts a control over growth.
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Answer: pituitary
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Category: Medicine
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Question: Ulna, radius, and clavicle are types of ··········.
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Answer: bone
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Category: Medicine
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Question: What disease is also known as "rubella"?
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Answer: German measles
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Category: Medicine
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Question: What hormone is produced by the adrenal glands?
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Answer: adrenaline
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Category: Medicine
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Question: What is a skin specialist called?
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Answer: dermatologist
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Category: Medicine
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Question: What is an organism called that lives on or in a host animal?
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Answer: parasite
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Category: Medicine
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Question: What is the biggest disqualifying factor for prospective astronauts?
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Answer: eyesight
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Category: Medicine
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Question: What is the medical term for cancer of the blood?
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Answer: leukemia
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Regexp: leuka?emia
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Category: Medicine
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Question: What is the name of the bone in the lower leg?
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Answer: tibia
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Category: Medicine
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Question: What kind of poisoning is known as plumbism?
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Answer: #lead# poisoning
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Category: Medicine
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Question: What toe is the foot reflexology pressure point for the head?
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Answer: big toe
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Category: Medicine
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Question: Where do you find the medulla oblongata?
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Answer: brain
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Category: Medicine
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Question: Where in the body is the tiniest human muscle?
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Answer: ear
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Category: Medicine
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Question: Which disease is also known as "Hansen's Disease"?
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Answer: leprosy
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Category: Medicine
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Question: With what body part is otology involved?
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Answer: ear
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Category: Meteorology
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Question: If the groundhog sees his shadow on Feb. 2, there will be how many more weeks of bad weather?
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Answer: six
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Regexp: (six|6)
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Category: Meteorology
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Question: This dry, warm wind flows eastward down the slopes of the Rocky Mountains.
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Answer: Chinook
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Category: Movie Trivia
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Question: Actor: ······· Borgnine.
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Answer: Ernest
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Question: Actor: ········ Hackman.
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Answer: Gene
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Question: Actor: ·········· Nimoy.
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Answer: Leonard
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Question: Actor: ·········· Savalas.
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Answer: Telly
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Question: At the end of "Planet of the Apes" what protruded from the rocks?
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Answer: Statue of Liberty
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Question: Barbara Streisand was the female lead in "Hello, Dolly". Who was the male lead?
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Answer: Walter #Matthau#
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Question: Charles Laughton played Quasimodo in this epic film.
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Answer: Hunchback of Notre Dame
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Question: Darth Vader was the villan in the movie, "···· Wars".
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Answer: Star
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Question: Film Title: An Officer and a(n) ·········.
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Answer: Gentleman
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Question: Film Title: Fahrenheit ········. (a number)
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Answer: 451
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Question: Film Title: The Last Days of ·········. (a city)
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Answer: Pompeii
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Question: Film Title: ······ (a number) Leagues Under the Sea.
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Answer: 20,000
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Regexp: 20[\,.]?000
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Question: Forrest ···· liked shrimp.
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Answer: Gump
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Question: He directed "The Godfather".
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Answer: Francis Ford #Coppola#
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Question: He directed the movie E.T.
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Answer: Stephen Spielberg
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Question: He played Superman in the 1978 movie version.
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Answer: Christopher Reeve
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Question: He starred in "Conan the Barbarian".
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Answer: Arnold #Schwarzenegger#
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Question: He starred in, "City Lights".
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Answer: Charlie #Chaplin#
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Question: He was known as the "Elephant Man".
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Answer: Joseph Merrick
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Question: He was the villain in "Star Wars".
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Answer: Darth Vader
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Question: His films include: Giant, Written on the Wind, and A Farewell to Arms.
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Answer: Rock #Hudson#
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Question: His films include: Spartacus, The Vikings, and Ulysses.
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Answer: Kirk #Douglas#
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Question: In "Gone With the Wind", Scarlett regains her wealth by investing in what type of business?
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Answer: sawmill
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Question: In 1975 Jack Nicholson won the best actor Oscar for his role in this film.
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Answer: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
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Question: In the 1996 version of "Romeo and Juliet", who played Juliet?
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Answer: Claire #Danes#
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Question: In the film "Bright Eyes", Shirley Temple sang about this boat.
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Answer: The Good Ship #Lollipop#
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Question: In this 1968 film the husband of an unsuspecting young wife becomes involved with a witch's coven.
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Answer: Rosemary's Baby
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Regexp: Rosemary'?s Baby
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Question: In which Disney movie is the song "So This Is Love"?
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Answer: Cinderella
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Question: Name the Disney cartoon in which the character "Belle" appears.
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Answer: Beauty and the Beast
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Question: Name the actor who played the leading role in "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly".
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Answer: Clint #Eastwood#
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Question: Name the first full length color cartoon talking picture.
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Answer: Snow White
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Question: Name the musical film named after a state.
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Answer: Oklahoma
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Question: Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy star in this 1982 film.
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Answer: 48 Hours
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Question: Peter Sellers is best known for his role as Inspector ·········.
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Answer: Clouseau
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Question: She played Lois Lane in the 1978 film version of "Superman".
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Answer: Margot #Kidder#
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Question: She played a Polish refugee in "Sophie's Choice".
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Answer: Meryl #Streep#
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Question: She played the lead role in "Coal Miner's Daughter".
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Answer: Sissy #Spacek#
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Question: She starred in the 1952 film, "Niagara".
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Answer: Marilyn Monroe
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Question: The first 18 minutes of this movie is black and white.
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Answer: Wizard of Oz
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Question: The song "Matchmaker, Matchmaker" came from which musical play?
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Answer: Fiddler On The Roof
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Question: The two rival gangs in "West Side Story" were the Sharks and the ·········.
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Answer: Jets
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Question: This 1974 film started a run of nostalgia culminating in the TV series "Happy Days".
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Answer: American Graffiti
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Question: This Disney movie relies heavily on computer animation.
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Answer: TRON
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Question: This actress appeared in "St. Elmo's Fire", "The Scarlett Letter", and "Striptease".
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Answer: Demi Moore
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Question: This actress was Miss Hungary of 1936.
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Answer: Zsa-Zsa #Gabor#
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Question: This film starring Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer wont he best picture Oscar for 1965.
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Answer: Sound of Music
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Question: This film starring Richard Beymer and Natalie Wood won the best picture Oscar for 1961.
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Answer: West Side Story
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Question: This film was an ambitious concert sequence of cartoons by Walt Disney.
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Answer: Fantasia
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Question: This is a classic film about a huge gorilla.
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Answer: King Kong
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Question: This magic word was in the movie, "Mary Poppins".
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Answer: Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
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Question: This movie directed by Woody Allen won the best picture Oscar in 1978.
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Answer: Annie Hall
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Question: This movie is about the migration of poor workers from the dust bowl to the Californian fruit valleys.
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Answer: The #Grapes of Wrath#
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Question: This movie starring Marlon Brando won the best picture award in 1972.
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Answer: The #Godfather#
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Question: This was the first 3-D film.
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Answer: Bwana Devil
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Question: This was the first cartoon talking picture.
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Answer: Steamboat Willie
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Regexp: Steamboat Will(ie|y)
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Question: This was the sequel to "Star Wars".
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Answer: The #Empire Strikes Back#
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Question: This was the sequel to "The Empire Strikes Back".
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Answer: Return of the Jedi
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Question: What actor appeared in all three of these films, Straw Dogs, Midnight Cowboy, and The Graduate?
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Answer: Dustin #Hoffman#
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Question: What actress has received the most Oscar nominations?
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Answer: Katherine #Hepburn#
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Question: What actress's real name was Frances Gumm?
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Answer: Judy Garland
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Question: What city's police force did Charlie Chan work with?
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Answer: Honolulu
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Question: What color was Bullitt's car?
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Answer: Green
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Question: What country was the setting for "The King and I"?
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Answer: #Siam# (Thailand)
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Question: What detective duo was featured in Mystery at Devil's Paw?
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Answer: Hardy
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Question: What does the statue of Oscar stand on?
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Answer: A #Reel of Film#
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Question: What famous animal character called "Skull Island" home?
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Answer: King Kong
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Question: What film did John Wayne win his only Oscar for?
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Answer: True Grit
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Question: What is Hawkeye's full name in M.A.S.H.?
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Answer: Benjamin Franklin Pierce
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Question: What is the destination of the plane at the end of the film "Casablanca"?
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Answer: Lisbon
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Question: What is the name of Pearce Brosnan's first James Bond film?
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Answer: Goldeneye
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Question: What is the name of the Volkswagen in the film, "The Love Bug"?
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Answer: Herbie
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Question: What is the name of the rabbit in the film, "Bambi"?
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Answer: Thumper
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Question: What is the name of the skunk in the film, "Bambi"?
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Answer: Flower
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Question: What is the name of the whale that swallowed Pinocchio.
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Answer: Monstro
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Question: What is the stage name of Greta Gustafson?
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Answer: Greta #Garbo#
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Question: What is the title of the 1996 sequel to "Terms of Endearment"?
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Answer: Morning Star
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Question: What kind of creature was Chewbacca in "Star Wars"?
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Answer: Wookiee
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Question: What two words are normally at the end of most movies?
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Answer: The End
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Question: What was "Rocky's" last name?
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Answer: Balboa
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Question: What was Citizen Kane's dying word?
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Answer: Rosebud
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Question: What was Dorothy's last name in "The Wizard of Oz"?
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Answer: Gale
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Question: What was Rocky's nickname in the ring?
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Answer: The #Italian Stallion#
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Question: What was Sir Alec Guinness's role in "Star Wars"?
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Answer: Obi-Wan Kenobi
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Regexp: Obi(-|)?Wan Kenobi
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Question: What was the first film directed by Robert Redford?
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Answer: Ordinary People
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Question: What was the name of Ashley Wilkes' plantation in "Gone With the Wind"?
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Answer: Twelve Oaks
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Question: What was the name of Han Solo's spaceship in "Star Wars"?
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Answer: Millennium Falcon
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Question: What was the name of Luke's strange little advisor in "The Empire Strikes Back"?
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Answer: Yoda
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Question: What was the name of the motel in the film "Psycho"?
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Answer: #Bates# Motel
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Question: What was the setting for "The Sound of Music"?
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Answer: Austria
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Question: Which actor said, "Love means never having to say you're sorry"?
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Answer: Ryan O'Neil
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Question: Which character in "Forrest Gump" loved shrimp?
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Answer: Bubba
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Question: Which character sang "Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are" in "The Wizard of Oz"?
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Answer: Glinda
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Question: Which character sang, "When you wish upon a star.." in Disney's "Pinocchio"?
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Answer: Jiminy Cricket
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Question: Which comedy duo did the famous, "Who's on first?" routine?
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Answer: Abbott and Costello
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Question: Which planet was the "Planet of the Apes"?
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Answer: Earth
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Question: Who co-starred with Julie Andrews in "Mary Poppins"?
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Answer: Dick Van Dyke
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Question: Who hosted the 1997 Grammy Awards?
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Answer: Ellen #Degeneres#
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Question: Who is Warren Beatty's sister?
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Answer: Shirley MacLaine
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Question: Who is the fastest mouse in all of Mexico?
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Answer: Speedy Gonzalez
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Regexp: speedy gonzale[sz]
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Question: Who is the male lead in the "Naked Gun" movies?
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Answer: Leslie Nielsen
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Question: Who is the voice of Darth Vadar?
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Answer: James Earl Jones
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Question: Who played "Robin" to Val Kilmer's "Batman"?
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Answer: Christopher #O'Donnell#
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Question: Who played Brad Pitt's cop partner in the movie "Seven"?
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Answer: Morgan Freeman
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Question: Who played Dorothy in "The Wizard of Oz"?
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Answer: Judy Garland
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Question: Who played Garth in "Wayne's World"?
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Answer: Dana Carvey
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Question: Who played Matt Helm in the movies?
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Answer: Dean Martin
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Question: Who played Scarlette O'Hara in "Gone With the Wind"?
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Answer: Vivien Leigh
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Question: Who played the 'Wicked Witch of the West' in "The Wizard of Oz"
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Answer: Margaret #Hamilton#
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Question: Who played the role of Richard Blaine in Casablanca?
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Answer: Humphrey Bogart
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Question: Who plays the character of the only escapee from Alcatraz in the movie "The Rock"?
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Answer: Sean Connery
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Question: Who portrayed Han Solo in "Star Wars"?
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Answer: Harrison Ford
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Question: Who portrayed Moses in "The Ten Commandments"?
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Answer: Charlton Heston
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Question: Who produced, directed and starred in "Citizen Kane"?
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Answer: Orson Welles
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Question: Who starred with John Travolta in the movie "Broken Arrow"?
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Answer: Christian Slater
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Question: Who was C3PO's sidekick in "Star Wars"?
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Answer: R2D2
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Category: Music
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Question: "He's So Fine", "One Fine Day" and "A Love So Fine" where hits for what fine group?
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Answer: The #Chiffons#
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Question: "Joy to the World" was a hit in 1971 for what band with three lead vocalists?
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Answer: Three Dog Night
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Category: Music
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Question: Besides "Auld Lang Syne" and "For He's a Jolly Good Fellow", what is the most frequently sung song in English?
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Answer: Happy Birthday
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Category: Music
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Question: Fifties rock "n" roll was revived by what greased hair, T-shirted, TV frequenting group?
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Answer: Sha Na Na
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Category: Music
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Question: Jerry Lee Lewis had Great ····· Of Fire.
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Answer: #balls#!
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Question: Name Jerry Garcia's long lived group.
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Answer: The #Grateful Dead#
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Question: The Who's rock musical stars Elton John. It's called ········.
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Answer: Tommy
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Question: This female artist enjoyed sucess on both popular and country & western stations with such tunes as "Let Me Be There" and "Have You Never Been Mellow."
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Answer: Olivia Newton-John
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Regexp: Olivia Newton[- ]John
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Category: Music
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Question: This was the Beatle's first film.
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Answer: A Hard Day's Night
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Regexp: (A )?Hard Day'?s Night
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Category: Music
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Question: Through 1963 this duo's total record sales exceeded 18 million with successes including "Cathy's Clown" and "Wake Up Little Suzie".
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Answer: The #Everly Brothers#
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Category: Music
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Question: What Procol Harem tune was based on the Bach cantata "Sleepers Awake"?
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Answer: A #Whiter Shade of Pale#
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Category: Music
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Question: What band recorded the 1978 hit album: "Briefcase Full of Blues"?
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Answer: The #Blues Brothers#
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Category: Music
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Question: What city is also known as Music City, U.S.A.?
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Answer: Nashville
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Category: Music
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Question: What country singer/songwriter (and sometimes actor) is known as "the country outlaw"?
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Answer: Willie #Nelson#
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Question: What entertainer is allowing one of his songs to be used in a government campaign to beat drunk driving?
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Answer: Michael Jackson
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Question: What famous classical composer continued to compose great music after becoming deaf?
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Answer: Ludwig van #Beethoven#
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Question: What famous singer was known to give automobiles to complete strangers?
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Answer: Elvis Presley
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Category: Music
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Question: What group refused to have their pictures taken while they were not in their makeup?
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Answer: Kiss
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Category: Music
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Question: What group's biggest-ever hit was Be My Baby?
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Answer: The #Ronettes#
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Category: Music
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Question: What song by Don McLean talks about the day Buddy Holly died?
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Answer: American Pie
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Category: Music
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Question: What song did Aretha Franklin sing in "The Blues Brothers"?
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Answer: Think
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Category: Music
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Question: What was Elvis Presley's wife's name?
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Answer: Priscilla
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Category: Music
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Question: What was The Beatles' biggest hit single?
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Answer: Hey Jude
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Category: Music
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Question: What's the name of B.B. King's guitar?
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Answer: Lucille
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Question: Which of Paul Simon's musical characters was told to hop on the bus?
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Answer: Gus
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Question: Who invented the electrical bass?
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Answer: Leo #Fender#
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Category: Music
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Question: Who recorded the 1957 hit "Tammy"?
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Answer: Debby Reynolds
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Regexp: Debb(ie|y) Reynolds
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Category: Music
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Question: Who recorded the lengthy song: "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" in 1969?
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Answer: Iron Butterfly
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Category: Music
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Question: Who was the first singer in Genesis?
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Answer: Peter Gabriel
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Category: Music
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Question: Whose theme song was Back In The Saddle Again?
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Answer: Gene #Autry#'s
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Category: Mythology
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Question: The sea gods had a three-pronged spear called a(n) ········.
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Answer: trident
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Category: Mythology
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Question: This Greek mountain was known as the home of the gods.
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Answer: Olympus
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Category: Mythology
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Question: What has no reflection, no shadow, and can't stand the smell of garlic?
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Answer: vampire
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Category: Mythology
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Question: What's heaven to fallen Norse warriors?
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Answer: Valhalla
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Category: Mythology
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Question: Where did Robin Hood supposedly live?
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Answer: Sherwood Forest
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Category: Mythology
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Question: Which ancient continent is said to be submerged?
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Answer: Atlantis
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Category: Natural History
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Question: Name the largest of the dinosaurs.
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Answer: brachiosaurus
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Category: Natural History
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Question: The remains of prehistoric organisms that have been preserved in rocks are called ········.
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Answer: fossils
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Category: Nature
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Question: A "sirocco" refers to a type of ··········.
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Answer: wind
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Category: Nature
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Question: A calm ocean region near the equator.
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Answer: #doldrum#s
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Category: Nature
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Question: A coral island consisting of a ring of rock enclosing a central lagoon is a(n) ········.
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Answer: atoll
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Category: Nature
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Question: A great wave resulting from an earthquakes is called a (an) ········.
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Answer: tsunami
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Category: Nature
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Question: A group of gorillas is known as a ···········.
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Answer: band
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Category: Nature
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Question: A group of kangaroos is known as a ·······.
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Answer: troop
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Category: Nature
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Question: A hot spring which shoots steam into the air is a ·······.
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Answer: geyser
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Category: Nature
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Question: A one-humped camel is called a ·········.
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Answer: dromedary
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Category: Nature
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Question: A relationship between two different types of organism which live together for their mutual benefit.
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Answer: symbiosis
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Category: Nature
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Question: A terrapin is a type of ·········.
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Answer: turtle
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Category: Nature
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Question: An animal is a bird if it has ·······.
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Answer: feathers
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Category: Nature
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Question: An animal is a fish if it has ·········.
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Answer: gills
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Category: Nature
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Question: Corolla, filament and stigma are parts of a(n) ·········.
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Answer: flower
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Category: Nature
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Question: Dense sea-water swamps along coasts of hot countries are called ········.
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Answer: mangroves
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Category: Nature
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Question: Dogs bark. What do donkeys do?
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Answer: bray
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Category: Nature
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Question: Excluding man, what is the longest-lived land mammal?
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Answer: elephant
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Category: Nature
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Question: Fandible, lateral line, and dorsal fin are parts of a(n) ········.
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Answer: fish
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Category: Nature
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Question: From what animal is "ambergis" obtained?
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Answer: sperm whale
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Category: Nature
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Question: How man legs does a crab have?
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Answer: ten
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Regexp: (ten|10)
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Category: Nature
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Question: How many teats does a cow have?
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Answer: four
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Regexp: (four|4)
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Category: Nature
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Question: How many tentacles does a squid have?
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Answer: ten
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Regexp: (ten|10)
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Category: Nature
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Question: Imperial, Buck, and Luna are types of ·········.
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Answer: moth
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Category: Nature
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Question: Knife, Clown, and Pencil are types of ··········.
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Answer: fish
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Category: Nature
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Question: Linseed oil is obtained from the seed of which plant?
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Answer: flax
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Category: Nature
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Question: Maxillary palps, abdomen, and metathorax are parts of a(n) ········.
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Answer: insect
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Category: Nature
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Question: Name the fastest land animal over a prolonged distance (1,000 yd. plus)
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Answer: antelope
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Category: Nature
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Question: Name the heaviest breed of domestic dog.
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Answer: St. #Bernard#
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Category: Nature
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Question: Name the heaviest flying bird of prey.
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Answer: condor
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Category: Nature
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Question: Name the largest living bird.
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Answer: ostrich
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Category: Nature
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Question: Name the largest web-footed bird.
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Answer: albatross
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Category: Nature
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Question: Name the longest venomous snake.
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Answer: cobra
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Category: Nature
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Question: Name the mammal living at the highest altitude.
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Answer: yak
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Category: Nature
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Question: Name the most venomous spider.
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Answer: black widow
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Category: Nature
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Question: Name the only native North American marsupial.
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Answer: opossum
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Category: Nature
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Question: Name the slowest moving land mammal.
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Answer: sloth
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Category: Nature
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Question: Name the smallest breed of dog.
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Answer: chihuahua
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Category: Nature
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Question: Name the wild dogs of Australia.
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Answer: dingo
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Category: Nature
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Question: Paper is made from the pulp of ·····.
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Answer: wood
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Category: Nature
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Question: Snakes are reptiles. What are frogs?
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Answer: amphibians
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Category: Nature
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Question: Some animals spend the winter in a sleep-like state known as ·········.
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Answer: hibernation
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Category: Nature
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Question: The "canebrake", "timber" and "pygmy" are types of what?
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Answer: rattlesnake
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Category: Nature
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Question: The fins of which fish are made into a soup?
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Answer: shark
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Category: Nature
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Question: The four stages in the life-cycle of an insect are: egg, adult, pupa, and ········.
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Answer: larva
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Category: Nature
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Question: The koala bear eats the leaves from this tree.
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Answer: eucalyptus
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Category: Nature
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Question: These marine crustaceans often attach themselves to the hulls of ships.
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Answer: barnacles
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Regexp: barnacles?
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Category: Nature
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Question: This African animal kills the most people.
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Answer: crocodile
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Category: Nature
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Question: This animal is armed with bony plates and rolls up into a ball if frightened.
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Answer: armadillo
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Category: Nature
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Question: This animal is kept as a house pet to kill cobras.
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Answer: mongoose
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Category: Nature
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Question: This animal is normally measured in "hands".
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Answer: horse
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Category: Nature
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Question: This animal is the symbol of the U.S. Democratic Party.
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Answer: donkey
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Category: Nature
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Question: This animal is the symbol of the U.S. Republican Party.
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Answer: elephant
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Category: Nature
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Question: This animal's name is the same as that given to a high church official.
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Answer: cardinal
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Category: Nature
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Question: This animal's shell is used to make attractive jewelry.
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Answer: abalone
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Category: Nature
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Question: This bird lays its eggs in the nests of other birds.
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Answer: cuckoo
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Category: Nature
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Question: This is the largest of the deer family.
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Answer: moose
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Category: Nature
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Question: This is the main food of the blue whale.
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Answer: plankton
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Category: Nature
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Question: This is the only mammal with four knees.
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Answer: elephant
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Category: Nature
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Question: This order of insects contains the most species.
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Answer: beetle
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Category: Nature
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Question: This organic gem is a deep red secretion from a marine animal.
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Answer: coral
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Category: Nature
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Question: This small animal is trained to hunt rats and rabbits.
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Answer: ferret
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Category: Nature
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Question: This two ton animal can gallop at over 50 miles an hour.
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Answer: rhinoceros
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Category: Nature
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Question: This ugly creature has patches of red on his rear-end.
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Answer: mandrill
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Category: Nature
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Question: Walrus tusks are made of ········.
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Answer: ivory
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Category: Nature
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Question: What are the pouched animals called?
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Answer: marsupials
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Category: Nature
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Question: What bird is an excellent swimmer, but can't fly?
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Answer: penguin
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Category: Nature
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Question: What does a camel store in its hump?
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Answer: fat
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Category: Nature
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Question: What fish is the fastest?
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Answer: sailfish
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Category: Nature
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Question: What is a group of larks called?
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Answer: exaltation
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Category: Nature
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Question: What is a group of peacocks called?
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Answer: muster
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Category: Nature
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Question: What is a group of whales called?
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Answer: pod
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Category: Nature
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Question: What is a male goose called?
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Answer: gander
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Category: Nature
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Question: What is a male swan called?
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Answer: cob
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Category: Nature
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Question: What is a male swine called?
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Answer: boar
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Category: Nature
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Question: What is a young goose called?
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Answer: gosling
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Category: Nature
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Question: What is a young swan called?
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Answer: cygnet
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Category: Nature
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Question: What is an emasculated stallion called?
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Answer: gelding
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Category: Nature
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Question: What is another term for a black leopard?
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Answer: panther
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Category: Nature
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Question: What is the horn of a rhinoceros made of?
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Answer: hair
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Category: Nature
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Question: What is the only dog that doesn't have a pink tongue?
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Answer: chow
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Category: Nature
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Question: What is the world's longest snake?
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Answer: python
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Category: Nature
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Question: What large herbivore sleeps only one hour a night?
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Answer: antelope
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Category: Nature
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Question: What name is given to a female calf?
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Answer: heifer
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Category: Nature
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Question: What plant is opium derived from?
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Answer: poppy
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Category: Nature
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Question: What travels in gaggles?
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Answer: geese
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Category: Nature
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Question: What type of animal is a wallaby?
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Answer: marsupial
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Category: Nature
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Question: What type of animal lives in a formicary?
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Answer: ant
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Category: Nature
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Question: What word is used for a female fox?
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Answer: vixen
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Category: Nature
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Question: What word is used for a female sheep?
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Answer: ewe
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Category: Nature
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Question: What word is used for a male ass? (Other than that the word used for that #*§^*&%@! ex-boyfriend.)
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Answer: jack
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Category: Nature
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Question: What word is used for a male deer?
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Answer: buck
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Category: Nature
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Question: What word is used for a male duck?
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Answer: drake
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Category: Neture
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Question: What do oak trees grow from?
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Answer: acorns
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Category: Not Telling ;-)
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Question: What would be kept in an "aviary"?
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Answer: #bird#s
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Category: Not Telling ;-)
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Question: Where is the Ocean of Storms located?
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Answer: On the #moon#
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Category: Not Telling ;-)
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Question: Who is Robert Zimmermann?
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Answer: Bob Dylan
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Category: Not Telling ;-P
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Question: What are white dwarfs and red giants?
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Answer: stars
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Category: Not telling ;-P
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Question: What are these: chrysolite, beryl, jasper, and tourmaline?
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Answer: gems
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Category: Nursery Rhymes
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Question: Jack and Jill went up a ···· to fetch a pail of water?
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Answer: hill
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Category: Nursery Rhymes
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Question: Name the nursery rhyme mother whos last name is that of a bird?
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Answer: goose
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Category: Physics
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Question: The energy which a body possesses by virtue of its motion is called ········.
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Answer: kinetic
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Category: Physics
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Question: The pivot point of a lever is called the ·········.
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Answer: fulcrum
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Category: Physics
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Question: The process of water changing to water vapor is known as ·······.
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Answer: evaporation
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Category: Physics
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Question: The rate of change of velocity is known as ·········.
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Answer: acceleration
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Category: Physics
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Question: The visible spectrum of light ranges from red to ········.
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Answer: violet
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Category: Physics
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Question: True Or False: Contrary to popular belief, a lightbulb actually absorbs darkness?
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Answer: false
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Category: Physics
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Question: Two 1.5 volt batteries, when connected in series, produces _ volts.
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Answer: 3
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Category: Physics
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Question: Water freezes at _ degrees Celcius.
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Answer: zero
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Regexp: (zero|0)
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Category: Physics
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Question: Water freezes at ·· degrees Fahrenheit.
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Answer: thirty two
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Regexp: (thirty[- ]two|32)
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Category: Physics
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Question: What is measured by a Geiger counter?
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Answer: radioactivity
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Category: Physics
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Question: When light waves pass from one medium into another they change direction. This is called ·········.
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Answer: refraction
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Category: Physics
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Question: Work done, equals force multiplied by ········.
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Answer: distance
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Category: Politics
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Question: For what does O.P.E.C. stand?
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Answer: The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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Regexp: Organi[sz]ation of Petroleum Exporting Countries
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Category: Politics
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Question: He was elected President of France, in 1981.
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Answer: Francios #Mitterrand#
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Category: Politics
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Question: Name Ronald Reagan's first wife.
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Answer: Wyman
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Category: Presidents
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Question: U.S. President, Woodrow ··········.
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Answer: Wilson
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Category: Quick! Quick!
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Question: How is the state of Mississippi spelled?
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Answer: Mississippi
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Category: Quick! Quick!
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Question: Name the circular plastic media you put in a CD-ROM drive.
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Answer: CD
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Category: Quick! Quick!
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Question: On a standard computer keyboard, this is the letter just to the right of Z.
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Answer: x
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Category: Quick! Quick!
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Question: The longest key on your keyboard is the ····· bar.
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Answer: space
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Category: Quick! Quick!
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Question: The season ······ comes right after Spring.
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Answer: summer
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Category: Quick! Quick!
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Question: There are ·· seconds in a minute.
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Answer: sixty
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Regexp: (sixty|60)
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Category: Quick! Quick!
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Question: This is required to make all electric things work?
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Answer: electricity
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Category: Quick! Quick!
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Question: What color is a blue crayon?
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Answer: blue
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Category: Quick! Quick!
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Question: What color is a green crayon?
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Answer: green
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Category: Quick! Quick!
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Question: What color is a red crayon?
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Answer: red
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Category: Quick! Quick!
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Question: What company makes Microsoft Windows 2000?
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Answer: microsoft
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Category: Quick! Quick!
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Question: Whats radar spelled backwards?
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Answer: radar
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Category: Quick! Quick!
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Question: Whats the abbreviation for United States of America?
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Answer: USA
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Regexp: U.?S.?A.?
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Category: Quick! Where's my mirror? ;-
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Question: When spelled backwards, the word "retupmoc" becomes what?
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Answer: computer
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Category: Religion
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Question: Followers of the Unification Church are called ········.
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Answer: Moonies
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Category: Religion
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Question: He led the Israelites out of Egypt.
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Answer: Moses
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Category: Religion
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Question: He was the first King of the Hebrews.
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Answer: Saul
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Category: Religion
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Question: He was the second King of Israel.
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Answer: David
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Category: Religion
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Question: In what month is Christmas observed?
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Answer: December
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Category: Religion
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Question: Name the holiest day in the Jewish calendar.
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Answer: Yom Kippur
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Category: Religion
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Question: On which mountain did Moses receive the Ten Commandments?
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Answer: Sinai
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Category: Religion
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Question: Which city is sacred to Jews, Christians, and Muslims?
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Answer: Jerusalem
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Category: Religion
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Question: Who founded Mormonism?
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Answer: Joseph #Smith#
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Category: Religion
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Question: Who founded the People's Temple Commune?
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Answer: Jim Jones
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Category: Science
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Question: A flat-bottomed conical laboratory flask with a narrow neck is called a(n) ··········.
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Answer: #erlenmeyer# flask
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Category: Science
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Question: A phrenologist reads ·········.
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Answer: skulls
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Category: Science
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Question: A point to which rays of light converge is called a(n) ········.
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Answer: focus
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Category: Science
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Question: He wrote "Sexual Behaviour in the Human Male" in 1948.
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Answer: Alfred #Kinsey#
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Answer: fifteen
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Answer: France
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Question: What are these: Ceres, Juno, Iris, and Flora?
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Answer: The earth's crust
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Question: What does the Binet test measure?
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Answer: intelligence
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Answer: Gregor #Mendel#
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Answer: Broncos
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Answer: Vikings
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Answer: Saints
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Answer: Seahawks
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Question: He holds the NHL record for the most goals scored during the regular season.
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Answer: Wayne #Gretzky#
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Question: He was the NBA, MVP in 1976, 77, and 80.
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Answer: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
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Question: Hockey: The Boston ···········.
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Answer: Bruins
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Answer: Flames
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Answer: Blackhawks
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Question: Hockey: The Detroit ········.
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Answer: Red Wings
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Answer: Oilers
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Answer: Kings
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Question: Hockey: The Montreal ········.
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Answer: Canadians
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Question: Hockey: The Pittsburgh ··········.
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Answer: Penguins
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Answer: Blues
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Answer: Maple Leafs
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Question: Hockey: The Vancouver ········.
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Answer: Canucks
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Question: How many feet high is a basketball net?
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Answer: ten
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Regexp: (ten|10)
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Question: How many games must you win to win a normal set in tennis?
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Answer: six
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Question: How many minutes is a major penalty in hockey?
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Answer: five
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Question: How many minutes is each period of hockey?
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Answer: twenty
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Question: How many players are there on a soccer team?
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Answer: eleven
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Question: How many players are there on a water polo team?
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Answer: seven
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Regexp: (seven|7)
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Question: How many players make up a field hockey team?
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Answer: eleven
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Regexp: (eleven|11)
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Question: How many points are awarded for a safety touch in football?
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Answer: two
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Regexp: (two|2)
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Question: How many referees work a soccer game?
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Answer: one
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Regexp: (one|1)
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Question: How many seams are there on a football? (American)
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Answer: four
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Question: How many sides does a home-plate have?
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Answer: five
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Regexp: (five|5)
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Question: In pro football a "sudden death" period lasts how many minutes long?
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Answer: fifteen
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Question: In ten-pin bowling, how many points does a perfect game consist of?
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Answer: three hundred
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Regexp: (three hundred|300)
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Question: In this team sport each player gets a chance to play every position.
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Answer: volleyball
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Question: In what sport is the Heisman trophy awarded?
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Answer: American #football#
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Question: In which city is the Cotton Bowl played?
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Answer: Dallas
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Question: In which city is the Hockey Hall of Fame located?
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Answer: Toronto
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Question: In which game or sport is a "Zamboni" used?
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Answer: hockey
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Question: In which sport is a "hole-in-one" possible?
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Answer: golf
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Question: In which sport is the America's Cup awarded?
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Answer: sailing
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Question: In which sport is the Cy Young Trophy awarded?
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Answer: baseball
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Question: In which sport is the Davis Cup awarded?
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Answer: tennis
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Question: In which sport is the term "love" used?
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Answer: tennis
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Question: In which sport is the term "wishbone" used?
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Answer: football
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Question: In which sport is the term, "Hang ten" used?
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Answer: surfing
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Question: In which sport would you find the "slapshot".
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Answer: hockey
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Question: Name the hockey trophy awarded to the player demonstrating the best sportsmanship.
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Answer: The #Lady Byng# Trophy
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Question: On what type of surface are the tennis matches at Wimbledon played?
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Answer: grass
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Question: She was "Sports Illustrated's" first female "Sportsman of the Year".
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Answer: Billie Jean King
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Question: Soccer: The New York ·········.
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Answer: Cosmos
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Question: The 1976 Summer Olympics were held in this city.
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Answer: Montreal
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Question: The Japanese martial art of fencing is called ········.
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Answer: kendo
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Question: The person who carries the golfer's clubs is called a(n) ········.
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Answer: caddie
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Question: The white marks intersecting each five yard line are called ········.
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Answer: #hash# marks
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Question: This is the most coveted trophy in Candian football.
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Answer: Grey Cup
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Question: This sport allows substitutions without a stoppage in play.
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Answer: hockey
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Question: This sport is called the "American pastime".
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Answer: baseball
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Question: This team won their first World Series in 1969.
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Answer: New York #Mets#
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Question: This traditional Japanese wrestling sport takes place in a circular ring.
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Answer: sumo
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Question: Two under par on a hole of golf is called a(n) ········.
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Answer: eagle
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Question: What are large snow bumps known as in skiing terms?
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Answer: moguls
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Question: What do runners pass to each other in a relay race?
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Answer: baton
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Question: What do the letters ERA mean in baseball?
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Answer: Earned Run Average
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Question: What does TKO stand for?
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Answer: Technical Knock Out
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Question: What football player rushed for 2,003 yards in 1973?
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Answer: OJ #Simpson#
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Question: What game features the largest ball?
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Answer: earthball
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Question: What is it called when a football team loses possession of the ball due to a misplay?
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Answer: turnover
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Question: What is the heaviest class of weight-lifting?
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Answer: super heavyweight
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Question: What number wood is a driver in golf?
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Answer: one
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Regexp: (one|1)
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Question: What sport do the Harlem Globetrotters play?
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Answer: basketball
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Question: What sport has a hooker in a scrum?
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Answer: rugby
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Question: What sport would you helicopter to the Bugaboos for?
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Answer: skiing
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Question: What trophy is awarded to the winner of the NHL play-offs?
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Answer: Stanley Cup
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Question: What vehicles are involved in the "Tour de France"?
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Answer: bicycles
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Question: What was football player Dick Lane's nickname?
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Answer: Night Train
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Question: What's the nickname of the University of Georgia football team?
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Answer: Bulldogs
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Question: Where are the U.S. Tennis Open Championships held?
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Answer: #Flushing Meadows#, NY
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Question: Which NFL team's defensive unit was nicknamed "The Purple People Eaters"?
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Answer: Minnesota #Vikings#
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Category: Sport
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Question: Which country won the World Cup of Soccer in 1982.
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Answer: Italy
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Category: Sport
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Question: Which football team was nicknamed the "Orange Crush"?
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Answer: Denver #Broncos#
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Category: Sport
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Question: Which is the only position in soccer allowed to handle the ball?
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Answer: goalkeeper
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Regexp: (goalie|goalkeeper)
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Category: Sport
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Question: Which position is usually played by the tallest member on a basketball team?
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Answer: centre
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Regexp: cent(er|re)
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Category: Sport
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Question: Which sport has a movement called a "telemark"?
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Answer: skiing
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Category: Sport
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Question: Which sport uses stones and brooms?
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Answer: curling
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Category: Sport
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Question: Which swimming stroke is named after an insect?
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Answer: butterfly
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Category: Sport
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Question: Who was known as the "Sultan of Swat"?
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Answer: Babe Ruth
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Category: Sport
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Question: Who was the 1978 Wimbledon Women's Singles champ?
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Answer: Martina Navratilova
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Category: Sport
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Question: Who was the first NHL player to score 50 goals in one season?
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Answer: Maurice #Richard# <-- pronounced "Reeee-shard"
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Category: Sport
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Question: Who was the first to win the grand slam of tennis?
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Answer: Don #Budge#
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Category: Sport
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Question: With which sport is Chris Evert Lloyd identified?
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Answer: tennis
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Category: Stand on your heads.... NOW! ;-)
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Question: When read upside down, what does the term "umop apisdn" signify?
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Answer: upside down
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Category: Stupid things to do ;-)
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Question: If you look at the sun long enough, you go ·····.
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Answer: blind
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Category: Summertime
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Question: This is the sandy area nearest the ocean.
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Answer: beach
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Category: TV Trivia
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Question: What did TVs IMF stand for?
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Answer: Impossible Mission Forces
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Category: TV Trivia
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Question: What was the first network series devoted entirely to rock and roll?
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Answer: American Bandstand
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Category: TV Trivia
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Question: Who was Carl in Five Easy Pieces before going to Walton's Mountain?
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Answer: Waite
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Category: TV Trivia
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Question: Who was Chief Marshall of the Mickey Mouse Club?
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Answer: Walt Disney
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Category: Triplets
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Question: Hook, line and ···········.
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Answer: sinker
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Category: Trivia
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Question: "7X" was used to refer to the secret ingredient of which drink?
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Answer: Coca Cola
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Category: Trivia
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Question: A "pigskin" is another name for a(n) ········.
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Answer: football
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Category: Trivia
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Question: A can of Pepsi holds ·· fluid ounces.
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Answer: twelve
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Regexp: (twelve|12)
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Category: Trivia
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Question: A foot-long ruler is ·· inches long.
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Answer: twelve
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Regexp: (twelve|12)
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Category: Trivia
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Question: Most men do this each morning, using a razor.
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Answer: shave
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Category: Trivia
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Question: Most people wear a watch on their ···· wrist.
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Answer: left
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Category: Trivia
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Question: Name the implement that removes water from your windshield on your car?
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Answer: wiper
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Category: Trivia
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Question: Traffic Trivia: Red means stop, ····· means go.
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Answer: green
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Category: Trivia
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Question: What US state has the Worlds Champion Chili Cookoff every year?
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Answer: Texas
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Category: Trivia
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Question: What bit of Bobby Goldsboro syrup focused on a dying young wife?
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Answer: honey
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Category: Trivia
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Question: What did Sally Rogers always wear in her hair?
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Answer: a #bow#
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Category: Trivia
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Question: What does the typical American eat 263 of each year? not pizza!!
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Answer: eggs
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Category: Trivia
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Question: What game show had people dressed up funny?
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Answer: Let's #Make A Deal#
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Category: Trivia
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Question: What is Grimace of the McDonald's characters?
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Answer: A #tastebud#
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Category: Trivia
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Question: What was Simple Simon fishing for in his mother's pail?
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Answer: whale
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Category: Trivia
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Question: What was the name of the Akla-Seltzer boy?
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Answer: Speedy
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Category: Trivia
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Question: What was the name of the dog in RCA Victor's trademark?
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Answer: Nipper
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Category: Trivia
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Question: What's the telephone area code for Chicago?
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Answer: 312
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Category: Trivia
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Question: Where did Howdy Doody live?
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Answer: Doodyville
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Category: Trivia
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Question: Where were Archie and Edith Bunker's chairs enshrined?
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Answer: The #Smithsonian# Institute
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Category: Trivia
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Question: Who is also known as Mr. Warmth?
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Answer: Don #Rickles#
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Category: Trivia
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Question: Who is known as "the world's oldest teenager"?
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Answer: Dick #Clark#
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Category: Word Asssociation
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Question: Ball and ········.
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Answer: chain
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Category: Word Asssociation
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Question: Peace and ·········.
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Answer: quiet
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Category: Word Asssociation
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Question: Which word is related to these three: nap, walk, call?
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Answer: cat
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Category: Word Asssociation
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Question: Which word is related to these three: painting, bowl, nail?
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Answer: finger
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Category: Word Asssociation
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Question: Which word is related to these three: rat, blue, cottage?
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Answer: cheese
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Category: Words containing 'for'
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Question: A castle or enclosed place.
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Answer: FORt
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Category: Words containing 'for'
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Question: Make holes through something.
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Answer: perFORate
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Category: Words containing 'for'
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Question: Many trees.
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Answer: FORest
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Category: Words containing 'for'
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Question: Pardon.
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Answer: FORgive
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Category: Words containing 'ten'
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Question: A choice cut of meat.
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Answer: tenderloin
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