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1. Where would I be if I was looking at the prehistoric monument of Stonehenge?

A) Cornwall, England
B) Galway, Ireland
C) Wiltshire, England
D) The Scottish Highlands, Scotland
>!Answer: C)!<

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2. A person called an 'Angeleno' comes from which sprawling US city?

A) San Diego
B) Los Angeles
C) San Francisco
D) Philadelphia
>!Answer: B)!<

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3. What was the working title for Alfred Hitchcock's horror masterpiece 'Psycho'?

A) A Mother's Love
B) Wimpy
C) The Bates Motel
D) The Shower Scene
>!Answer: B)!<

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4. In which Indian city would you find the Taj Mahal, a mausoleum commissioned by a Mughal emperor for his wife?

A) Agra
B) Jaipur
C) New Delhi
D) Mumbai
>!Answer: A)!<

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5. Scout Finch narrates her childhood experiences and racial injustice in which Pulitzer-winning novel?

A) The Help
B) A Good Man Is Hard to Find
C) Go Set a Watchman
D) To Kill a Mockingbird
>!Answer: D)!<

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6. The file format GIF has a contested pronunciation, but what does it stand for?

A) General Image File
B) Graphics Interchange Format
C) Generated Image Frame
D) Global Imaging Format
>!Answer: B)!<

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7. Which of these is not part of a standard drum kit?

A) Neck
B) Pedal
C) Toms
D) Snare
>!Answer: A)!<

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8. Which U.S. President's face is not carved into the Mount Rushmore National Memorial?

A) Thomas Jefferson
B) Franklin D. Roosevelt
C) Theodore Roosevelt
D) Abraham Lincoln
>!Answer: B)!<

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9. The tiny SMART car is a collaboration. What does SMART stand for?

A) Safe, Modern, and Reliable Transit
B) Small, Mobile, and Resourceful Transportation
C) Swatch Mercedes Art
D) Superior Motoring and Revolutionary Technology
>!Answer: C)!<

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10. A regulation badminton shuttlecock is required to have exactly how many overlapping feathers?

A) 18
B) 12
C) 16
D) 14
>!Answer: C)!<

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Average score: 6.2/10

1. Which Foo Fighters rock anthem starts with Dave Grohl admitting: 'I've got another confession to make'?

A) My Hero
B) Best of You
C) The Pretender
D) Everlong
>!Answer: B)!<

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2. A bolt of lightning heats the surrounding air to a temperature roughly five times hotter than what?

A) The surface of the Sun
B) Molten steel
C) A volcanic eruption
D) The Earth's core
>!Answer: A)!<

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3. Daft Punk's debut album is titled 'Homework' because much of it was recorded where?

A) As a tribute to their favorite record store
B) In their respective home studios
C) As a university final project
D) In a high school classroom
>!Answer: B)!<

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4. Xerostomia is the official medical term for what common physical state?

A) Bad breath
B) A sore throat
C) Dry mouth
D) Watery eyes
>!Answer: C)!<

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5. Where would I be if I was looking at the famous 'Christ the Redeemer' statue with arms outstretched?

A) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
B) Lima, Peru
C) Bogotá, Colombia
D) Buenos Aires, Argentina
>!Answer: A)!<

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6. Which artist released a 10-minute version of their song 'All Too Well' in 2021, accompanied by a short film?

A) Lana Del Rey
B) Adele
C) Halsey
D) Taylor Swift
>!Answer: D)!<

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7. In the novel "Lord of the Rings", how many rings of power were given to the race of man?

A) 9
B) 5
C) 13
D) 11
>!Answer: A)!<

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8. Brian Wilson was the primary songwriter and studio visionary for which iconic 1960s California pop group?

A) The Monkees
B) The Mamas & the Papas
C) The Byrds
D) The Beach Boys
>!Answer: D)!<

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9. In 'Total Recall' (1990), what is the name of the obnoxious robotic taxi driver?

A) Auto-Drive
B) Johnny Cab
C) Benny Cab
D) CyberCab
>!Answer: B)!<

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10. Billie Joe, Mike, and Tré are the core members of what punk rock revival band?

A) Green Day
B) Sum 41
C) Blink-182
D) The Offspring
>!Answer: A)!<

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Average score: 6.1/10

1. The historical Helvetians are the ancestors of people from which modern European nation?

A) Switzerland
B) Sweden
C) Hungary
D) Austria
>!Answer: A)!<

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2. What type of 'nym' is a word like 'In-person meeting' or 'e-mail,' created to distinguish from an older form?

A) Neonym
B) Acronym
C) Retronym
D) Contronym
>!Answer: C)!<

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3. Which band experimented with names such as Skid Row, Bliss, Pen Cap Chew and Ted Ed Fred before settling on their final name?

A) The Cult
B) Radiohead
C) Nirvana
D) Linkin Park
>!Answer: C)!<

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4. Where would I be if I was looking at the General Sherman Tree, the world's largest tree by volume?

A) Yosemite National Park
B) Yellowstone National Park
C) Redwood National Park
D) Sequoia National Park
>!Answer: D)!<

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5. Concord, Niagara, and Thompson Seedless are well-known varieties of which clustered fruit?

A) Blueberry
B) Grape
C) Cherry
D) Currant
>!Answer: B)!<

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6. 'Bebop,' characterized by fast tempos and improvisation, is a style of what music genre?

A) Jazz
B) Country
C) Rock
D) Classical
>!Answer: A)!<

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7. Which pop superstar made a surprise cameo as a 'Fembot' in the film Austin Powers in Goldmember(2002)?

A) Madonna
B) Jessica Simpson
C) Christina Aguilera
D) Britney Spears
>!Answer: D)!<

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8. What is the collective term for a group of giraffes?

A) A tower
B) A summit
C) A column
D) A stretch
>!Answer: A)!<

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9. A jab, a cross, and an uppercut are all types of what?

A) Wrestling holds
B) Fencing moves
C) Punches in boxing
D) Kicks in martial arts
>!Answer: C)!<

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10. Which was not one of the four original ghost names in the arcade game 'Pac-Man'?

A) Inky
B) Blinky
C) Sue
D) Clyde
>!Answer: C)!<

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Average score: 5.6/10

1. What is the primary color of the iconic character Elmo from Sesame Street?

A) Blue
B) Green
C) Yellow
D) Red
>!Answer: D)!<

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2. The 'Barbie' movie broke a world record for using the most of what color paint, causing a global shortage?

A) Yellow
B) Pink
C) Blue
D) Green
>!Answer: B)!<

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3. Which of these is not one of the three main Axis powers of World War II?

A) Spain
B) Japan
C) Germany
D) Italy
>!Answer: A)!<

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4. Which of these reindeer was not in the original 1823 poem 'A Visit from St. Nicholas'?

A) Dasher
B) Rudolph
C) Comet
D) Vixen
>!Answer: B)!<

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5. Gymnast Nadia Comăneci was the first to score a perfect 10.0. On what apparatus did she achieve this feat?

A) Rings
B) Balance Beam
C) Uneven Bars
D) Parallel Bars
>!Answer: C)!<

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6. A regulation NBA basketball hoop is required to be exactly how high from the floor?

A) 11 feet
B) 10 feet
C) 12 feet
D) 9 feet
>!Answer: B)!<

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7. The human brain operates on about the same amount of power as what common household item?

A) An energy-efficient light bulb
B) A kettle
C) A refrigerator
D) A microwave oven
>!Answer: A)!<

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8. Panic! at the Disco's name is a lyric from the song 'Panic' by which lesser-known band?

A) The Starting Line
B) Hidden in Plain View
C) Something Corporate
D) Name Taken
>!Answer: D)!<

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9. Which island nation, famous for its rich literary heritage and vibrant pubs, is known as Éire in its native tongue?

A) Scotland
B) Iceland
C) Ireland
D) Wales
>!Answer: C)!<

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10. Which of these is the only country to share a land border with the state of Qatar?

A) United Arab Emirates
B) Oman
C) Kuwait
D) Saudi Arabia
>!Answer: D)!<

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Average score: 6.1/10

1. What is the general term for the young of most fish species, right after they have hatched?

A) School
B) Fry
C) Spawn
D) Guppy
>!Answer: B)!<

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2. A TASER's name comes from a book. What is the full name?

A) Transmitted Advanced Shockwave Emitter Relay
B) Thermal Ablation & Sensory Electrical Reaction
C) Thomas A. Swift's Electric Rifle
D) Tactical and Strategic Emergency Response
>!Answer: C)!<

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3. What vegetable is famously rich in beta-carotene, a precursor the body converts into Vitamin A?

A) Onions
B) Celery
C) Cucumbers
D) Carrots
>!Answer: D)!<

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4. The 'King Edward' is a popular, floury potato variety that has been a staple in which country since 1902?

A) United Kingdom
B) Peru
C) Ireland
D) France
>!Answer: A)!<

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5. Where on the human body would you find the lunule?

A) On the temple
B) On the kneecap
C) On the iris of the eye
D) On a fingernail
>!Answer: D)!<

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6. What is the literal translation of the French phrase for thinking of a comeback too late, 'L’esprit de l’escalier'?

A) The wit of the hallway
B) The mind of the doorway
C) The thought of the window
D) The spirit of the staircase
>!Answer: D)!<

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7. Turdus maximus is the genus name for which bird?

A) Tibetan blackbird
B) American robin
C) Flying Steamer Duck
D) Antarctic Shag
>!Answer: A)!<

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8. Johnny Depp famously altered his 'Winona Forever' tattoo to what after their breakup?

A) Wakanda Forever
B) Why, Nona?
C) Wino Forever
D) Winner Forever
>!Answer: C)!<

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9. Christmas Island, site of a famous annual red crab migration, is a territory of which country?

A) New Zealand
B) Australia
C) Indonesia
D) United Kingdom
>!Answer: B)!<

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10. What is the name of the debut, unisex fragrance from singer Shawn Mendes?

A) Shawn Mendes Autograph
B) Shawn Mendes Squiggle
C) Shawn Mendes Initials
D) Shawn Mendes Signature
>!Answer: D)!<

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Average score: 5.4/10

1. Who starred as the titular doll in the 2023 blockbuster 'Barbie'?

A) Margot Robbie
B) Anne Hathaway
C) Emma Stone
D) Amy Schumer
>!Answer: A)!<

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2. The toy brand NERF is known for its soft darts. What does NERF stand for?

A) Non-Expanding Recreational Foam
B) No Escape Run Fast
C) National Engineered Recreational Fun
D) Never Ending Rampage of Fun
>!Answer: A)!<

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3. The delicious sponge biscuits, often used in tiramisu, go by what elegant nickname?

A) Queen's Thumbs
B) Princess Puffs
C) Duchess Delights
D) Ladyfingers
>!Answer: D)!<

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4. Which artist's 2022 album 'Renaissance' pays homage to the ballroom culture of the 1980s and 90s?

A) Rihanna
B) Lady Gaga
C) Janelle Monáe
D) Beyoncé
>!Answer: D)!<

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5. What fictional pizza restaurant is a recurring location in several Pixar films, starting with 'Toy Story'?

A) Rocket Burger
B) Galaxy Pizza
C) Pizza Planet
D) Cosmic Crust
>!Answer: C)!<

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6. The Romans invented a type of early fast-food counter that served hot food and drinks to the public. What was it called?

A) Taberna
B) Spontini
C) Thermopolium
D) Macdonatello
>!Answer: C)!<

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7. Which citrus fruit includes varieties like Cara Cara, Navel, and Blood?

A) Orange
B) Lemon
C) Lime
D) Grapefruit
>!Answer: A)!<

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8. The flag of which nation includes a map of the island itself in a distinctive copper-orange color?

A) Malta
B) Greenland
C) Ireland
D) Cyprus
>!Answer: D)!<

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9. What alter ego does Diana of Themyscira adopt when she enters Man's World?

A) Supergirl
B) Black Widow
C) Wonder Woman
D) Batgirl
>!Answer: C)!<

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10. What was the working title for Queen's epic 'Bohemian Rhapsody' before Freddie Mercury finalized it?

A) The Opera Song
B) Mama's Lament
C) The Cowboy Song
D) Galileo's Dream
>!Answer: C)!<

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Average score: 6.8/10

1. Which American pop rock band had a massive hit with 'Sugar, We're Goin Down'?

A) My Chemical Romance
B) Fall Out Boy
C) Green Day
D) Panic! At The Disco
>!Answer: B)!<

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2. The nickname 'The Blonde Bombshell' was first coined for which 1930s Hollywood actress?

A) Marilyn Monroe
B) Mae West
C) Jean Harlow
D) Jayne Mansfield
>!Answer: C)!<

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3. What do you call the longest side of a right-angled triangle?

A) Hypotenuse
B) Adjacent
C) Opposite
D) Tangent
>!Answer: A)!<

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4. In 'Harry Potter', which wizarding village is the only all-magical settlement in Great Britain?

A) Tinworth
B) Ottery St Catchpole
C) Hogsmeade
D) Godric's Hollow
>!Answer: C)!<

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5. In France, Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup are known as "Belle, Bulle et Rebelle." Who are they?

A) The Totally Spies
B) The Powerpuff Girls
C) The Winx Club
D) The Bratz
>!Answer: B)!<

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6. OneRepublic frontman Ryan Tedder co-wrote which massive, angelic-themed global hit ballad for Beyoncé?

A) Halo
B) Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)
C) If I Were a Boy
D) Irreplaceable
>!Answer: A)!<

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7. Which future late-night host wrote the classic Simpsons episode 'Marge vs. the Monorail'?

A) Jimmy Fallon
B) Jon Stewart
C) Conan O'Brien
D) Stephen Colbert
>!Answer: C)!<

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8. Who was the beloved host of the long-running UK dating show 'Blind Date'?

A) Davina McCall
B) Cilla Black
C) Holly Willoughby
D) Tess Daly
>!Answer: B)!<

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9. The classical Latin name for this island was Hibernia. Where are Hibernians from?

A) Ireland
B) Estonia
C) Scotland
D) Iceland
>!Answer: A)!<

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10. Which Nordic nation shares a land border with Norway?

A) Latvia
B) Iceland
C) Denmark
D) Finland
>!Answer: D)!<

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Average score: 6.3/10

1. What is the most common surname in China, shared by over 100 million people worldwide?

A) Li
B) Wang
C) Chen
D) Zhang
>!Answer: B)!<

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2. Which figure is not a deity from Norse mythology?

A) Thor
B) Loki
C) Freya
D) Anubis
>!Answer: D)!<

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3. A person who holds the demonym 'Varsovian' is from which Eastern European capital city?

A) Prague
B) Budapest
C) Warsaw
D) Bucharest
>!Answer: C)!<

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4. Who sang the cover of 'The Power of Love' for the 2012 John Lewis Christmas advert?

A) Lily Allen
B) Ellie Goulding
C) Gabrielle Aplin
D) Aurora
>!Answer: C)!<

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5. Why are most manhole covers round?

A) They are easier to transport by rolling
B) A round lid cannot fall into the hole
C) They are cheaper to manufacture
D) It matches the shape of the tunnel
>!Answer: B)!<

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6. In the 1800s, what condiment was sold as a medicine to treat indigestion and diarrhea?

A) Ketchup
B) Worcestershire Sauce
C) Mayonnaise
D) Mustard
>!Answer: A)!<

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7. Before his famous nature documentaries, what influential role did Sir David Attenborough hold at the BBC in the 1960s?

A) Controller of BBC Two
B) Chief of Radio Drama
C) Director-General
D) Head of News
>!Answer: A)!<

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8. The world’s most expensive Easter 'egg' ever sold was made by what famous jeweler?

A) Fabergé
B) Cartier
C) Harry Winston
D) Tiffany & Co.
>!Answer: A)!<

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9. After the four and twenty blackbirds are baked in a pie, what do they do when the pie is opened?

A) They turned back into rye
B) They began to sing
C) They started to eat the crust
D) They flew into the sky
>!Answer: B)!<

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10. In Mexico, American Airlines' 'Fly in Leather' slogan was translated into Spanish as what?

A) The Flying Cow
B) Fly Like a Bird
C) Fly Naked
D) Wear Leather to Fly
>!Answer: C)!<

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Average score: 5.5/10

1. Besides many guns, what musical instrument was found in Bonnie and Clyde’s car after their ambush?

A) A saxophone
B) A banjo
C) A trumpet
D) A guitar
>!Answer: A)!<

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2. A baby shark shares its name with the young of a common land mammal. What is it called?

A) Foal
B) Chick
C) Kitten
D) Pup
>!Answer: D)!<

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3. What is the name of the Itchy and Scratchy theme park that the Simpson family visits?

A) Krustyland
B) Itchy & Scratchy Land
C) Six Flags Over Springfield
D) Duff Gardens
>!Answer: B)!<

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4. The historic 'La Bombonera' stadium, famed for its passionate atmosphere, is home to Boca Juniors in what city?

A) Buenos Aires
B) Mexico City
C) Rio de Janeiro
D) Montevideo
>!Answer: A)!<

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5. Radiohead chose their name from a song by which other influential band?

A) Talking Heads
B) The Cure
C) R.E.M.
D) The Smiths
>!Answer: A)!<

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6. Which of these is not an instrument in a standard string quartet?

A) Violin
B) Double Bass
C) Viola
D) Cello
>!Answer: B)!<

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7. Which e-commerce giant started as an online bookstore?

A) Amazon
B) Walmart.com
C) Alibaba
D) eBay
>!Answer: A)!<

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8. In 2023, a man in Germany known as the 'Düsseldorf patient' was declared cured of what virus?

A) HIV
B) Hepatitis C
C) Ebola
D) Polio
>!Answer: A)!<

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9. For which celestial body did Black & Decker develop a cordless rotary drill for NASA, leading to the Dustbuster?

A) Phobos
B) Mars
C) The Moon
D) An unnamed asteroid
>!Answer: C)!<

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10. Which Olympic lift moves a barbell from the floor to the shoulders, then over the head?

A) Clean and Jerk
B) Power Clean
C) Thruster
D) Snatch
>!Answer: A)!<

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Average score: 6.4/10

1. 'She was a fast machine, she kept her motor clean.' Name the artist.

A) AC/DC
B) Guns N' Roses
C) Motörhead
D) Led Zeppelin
>!Answer: A)!<

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2. Which of these countries shares a short but significant border with North Korea?

A) Kazakhstan
B) Japan
C) Mongolia
D) Russia
>!Answer: D)!<

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3. Rainier Wolfcastle, Springfield's resident action hero, is a parody of which real-life actor and politician?

A) Sylvester Stallone
B) Jean-Claude Van Damme
C) Arnold Schwarzenegger
D) Bruce Willis
>!Answer: C)!<

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4. The Japanese word 'Age-otori' describes what feeling after a particular event?

A) Awkward after a compliment
B) Better after a good sleep
C) Worse after a haircut
D) Silly after telling a joke
>!Answer: C)!<

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5. If you touch the space between your eyebrows, what are you touching?

A) The glabella
B) The columella
C) The philtrum
D) The canthus
>!Answer: A)!<

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6. The Harvard Bridge's length is famously measured in what non-standard unit based on a 1958 MIT fraternity pledge?

A) Alford
B) Stride
C) Oliver
D) Smoot
>!Answer: D)!<

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7. Before becoming the pioneers of heavy metal, Black Sabbath briefly used what much gentler band name?

A) Wizards
B) Earth
C) The Polka Tulk Blues Band
D) Mythology
>!Answer: B)!<

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8. Which popular beverage is made from fermented tea and often flavoured with fruit or spices?

A) Kombucha
B) Chai
C) Kefir
D) Kvass
>!Answer: A)!<

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9. What is the absurdly long full name of Sebastian the crab from "The Little Mermaid"?

A) Horatio Thelonious Ignacious Crusteaceous Sebastian
B) Tiberius Jasperfin Sebastian
C) Sebastian Bartholomew Theodore Crabbe
D) Sir Reginald von Clawington III
>!Answer: A)!<

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10. In 'Anchorman', the Spanish restaurant Ron Burgundy takes Veronica to has what unfortunate name?

A) Escupimos en su Alimento
B) Casa Bonita
C) El Pollo Loco
D) La Biblioteca
>!Answer: A)!<

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Average score: 4.8/10

1. In which country did Oprah Winfrey establish her prestigious Leadership Academy for Girls in 2007?

A) South Africa
B) Kenya
C) Ghana
D) Nigeria
>!Answer: A)!<

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2. Known as the 'Doctor Bird', what unique bird is Jamaica's national bird?

A) Sad Flycatcher
B) Jamaican Tody
C) Red-billed Streamertail
D) Hoary-throated Spinetail
>!Answer: C)!<

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3. Often depicted as a beautiful woman with a fish tail, the alluring and dangerous Siren hails from which ancient culture?

A) Hindu Mythology
B) Greek Mythology
C) Persian Mythology
D) Egyptian Mythology
>!Answer: B)!<

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4. The acclaimed drama 'Good Will Hunting' almost had a title that sounded more like a math textbook. What was it?

A) Abstract Algebra
B) The Formula
C) The Unsolvable Problem
D) The Theory of Numbers
>!Answer: B)!<

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5. Simon & Garfunkel achieved minor success in the 1950s under what animal-themed duo name?

A) Tom & Jerry
B) Timon and Pumbaa
C) Ren and Stimpy
D) Sylvester and Tweety
>!Answer: A)!<

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6. In 'Breaking Bad', what is the English translation of 'Los Pollos Hermanos'?

A) The Grilled Chickens
B) The Chicken Brothers
C) The Crazy Chickens
D) Chicken Man
>!Answer: B)!<

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7. Antoni Gaudí's unfinished masterpiece, the Sagrada Família, is the most visited monument in which Spanish city?

A) Madrid
B) Seville
C) Barcelona
D) Valencia
>!Answer: C)!<

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8. In 1968, the Yippie political party nominated a pig named Pigasus the Immortal for what US office?

A) Supreme Court Justice
B) President of the United States
C) Secretary of Defense
D) Mayor of Chicago
>!Answer: B)!<

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9. A person known as a Gaul would hail mainly from which modern-day country?

A) Spain
B) Italy
C) France
D) Germany
>!Answer: C)!<

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10. Which company's famous slogan is 'Think Different'?

A) Google
B) IBM
C) Apple
D) Microsoft
>!Answer: C)!<

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Average score: 5.7/10

1. In geometry, what is the name for a triangle with two equal sides?

A) Scalene
B) Equilateral
C) Obtuse
D) Isosceles
>!Answer: D)!<

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2. A bishop, a knight, and a rook are all pieces in what game?

A) Checkers
B) Chess
C) Backgammon
D) Go
>!Answer: B)!<

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3. In 1991, what rapper had a #1 hit with the song 'Ice Ice Baby'?

A) Snow
B) MC Hammer
C) Tone Loc
D) Vanilla Ice
>!Answer: D)!<

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4. The five events of the Modern Pentathlon were designed to simulate the experience of what?

A) The skills of an ancient Greek warrior
B) A complete test of a gentleman's athleticism
C) A farmer's daily chores
D) A 19th-century soldier escaping from behind enemy lines
>!Answer: D)!<

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5. 'Go ahead, make my day' is famously uttered in which Clint Eastwood film?

A) Sudden Impact
B) Dirty Harry
C) Gran Torino
D) Unforgiven
>!Answer: A)!<

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6. The nickname 'Slowhand' was given to which famous rock and blues guitarist?

A) Jimmy Page
B) Eric Clapton
C) Jeff Beck
D) Keith Richards
>!Answer: B)!<

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7. Which of these is NOT a real Crayola colour?

A) Flesh
B) Fuzzy Wuzzy
C) Macaroni and Cheese
D) Inchworm
>!Answer: A)!<

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8. Which social media platform is primarily focused on professional networking and job searching?

A) Facebook
B) Pinterest
C) Instagram
D) LinkedIn
>!Answer: D)!<

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9. What profession did Jules Léotard, the namesake of the tight-fitting garment, popularize?

A) Ballet dancer
B) Trapeze artist
C) Competitive swimmer
D) Strongman
>!Answer: B)!<

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10. Paris Hilton successfully trademarked which of her signature catchphrases from "The Simple Life"?

A) Beyond
B) That's hot
C) Loves it
D) Sanasa
>!Answer: B)!<

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Average score: 6.5/10

1. Which original film voice actor returned to play Hades just for the crossover with Aladdin's TV series?

A) Gilbert Gottfried
B) James Woods
C) Danny DeVito
D) Robin Williams
>!Answer: B)!<

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2. Before his massive solo career, the theatrical Peter Gabriel was the original lead singer for what progressive rock band?

A) Genesis
B) Jethro Tull
C) Emerson, Lake & Palmer
D) Yes
>!Answer: A)!<

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3. Where would I be if I was looking at 'The Night Watch' by Rembrandt, a famously large and dramatic painting?

A) The Prado Museum, Madrid
B) The Louvre, Paris
C) The Uffizi Gallery, Florence
D) Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
>!Answer: D)!<

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4. What law is a deliberate misspelling of another, stating that any post correcting an error will also contain an error?

A) Muphry's Law
B) Bell's Law
C) Skitt's Law
D) Cole's Law
>!Answer: A)!<

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5. Which British pop duo was composed of Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe?

A) Depeche Mode
B) Soft Cell
C) Erasure
D) Pet Shop Boys
>!Answer: D)!<

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6. Which of these actors was not part of the main six-person cast of the sitcom 'Friends'?

A) Matt LeBlanc
B) Matthew Perry
C) David Schwimmer
D) Paul Rudd
>!Answer: D)!<

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7. Before forming Oasis, Liam Gallagher's band, which his brother Noel later joined and took over, was called what?

A) The Weather
B) The Downpour
C) The Rain
D) The Mancunian Way
>!Answer: C)!<

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8. In 1988, which country became the first to introduce a full series of polymer (plastic) banknotes?

A) Singapore
B) New Zealand
C) Canada
D) Australia
>!Answer: D)!<

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9. From which culture does the mischievous and often invisible household spirit, the Brownie, originate?

A) Native American Mythology
B) Japanese Mythology
C) Norse Mythology
D) Scottish Folklore
>!Answer: D)!<

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10. Infamous gangster Al Capone was finally imprisoned for which crime in 1931?

A) Tax Evasion
B) Racketeering
C) Murder
D) Bootlegging
>!Answer: A)!<

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Average score: 6/10

1. The defiant declaration, 'Surely you can't be serious?' followed by 'I am serious. And don't call me Shirley' is from which comedy?

A) Blazing Saddles
B) Airplane!
C) Caddyshack
D) Monty Python and the Holy Grail
>!Answer: B)!<

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2. Depeche Mode took their name from a French fashion magazine. What is the English translation?

A) Stylish Evening
B) Fast Fashion
C) Black Celebration
D) New Mode
>!Answer: B)!<

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3. Who played the iconic, melodic bass lines for the legendary rock band Queen?

A) Brian May
B) Roger Taylor
C) Freddie Mercury
D) John Deacon
>!Answer: D)!<

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4. Which U.S. national memorial features the colossal carved heads of Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt, and Lincoln?

A) The Washington Monument
B) Crazy Horse Memorial
C) The Lincoln Memorial
D) Mount Rushmore
>!Answer: D)!<

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5. Where would I be if I was looking at the world's oldest-known, well-preserved human mummy, Ötzi the Iceman?

A) British Museum, London
B) Tyrolean State Museum, Austria
C) Natural History Museum, Vienna
D) South Tyrol Museum of Archaeology, Italy
>!Answer: D)!<

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6. Britney Spears' massive hit "...Baby One More Time" was written by Max Martin, but which group first rejected it?

A) Destiny's Child
B) Spice Girls
C) Backstreet Boys
D) TLC
>!Answer: D)!<

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7. Which 80s pop duo, known for 'Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go', comprised George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley?

A) Culture Club
B) Duran Duran
C) Wham!
D) Tears for Fears
>!Answer: C)!<

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8. The ancient kingdom of Bohemia, home to the Bohemians, is now part of what country?

A) Hungary
B) Austria
C) Czech Republic D) Slovakia
>!Answer: C)!<

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9. Which country attacked the USS Liberty on June 8, 1967?

A) Syria
B) Israel
C) Iran
D) Saudi Arabia
>!Answer: B)!<

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10. From what fictional London train station platform does the Hogwarts Express depart in 'Harry Potter'?

A) Platform 8 2/3
B) Platform 7 1/2
C) Platform 9 3/4
D) Platform 10 1/4
>!Answer: C)!<

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Average score: 6/10

1. What is the three-letter middle name of 'The Big Bang Theory' physicist Sheldon Cooper?

A) Roy
B) Ray
C) Jay
D) Lee
>!Answer: D)!<

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2. 'Vaseline' was the baffling alternate title for which musical in several countries, including Argentina?

A) Grease
B) Dirty Dancing
C) Hairspray
D) Footloose
>!Answer: A)!<

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3. The first slot machine, invented in 1894 by Charles Fey, was named what?

A) The Money Honey
B) Lucky 7
C) Golden Nugget
D) Liberty Bell
>!Answer: D)!<

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4. What river is mentioned the most times in the Bible?

A) Nile
B) Euphrates
C) Jordan
D) Tigris
>!Answer: C)!<

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5. Which NATO word, representing the letter 'I', is also the name of a large country in Asia?

A) Ireland
B) India
C) Iran
D) Israel
>!Answer: B)!<

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6. To hide a scar from a childhood accident, which celebrity has a large rose tattoo on her hip?

A) Cheryl Cole
B) Selena Gomez
C) Kaley Cuoco
D) Sarah Hyland
>!Answer: A)!<

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7. What alias does Dr. Robert Bruce Banner use when he transforms into a giant green rage monster?

A) The Hulk
B) The Behemoth
C) The Destroyer
D) The Brute
>!Answer: A)!<

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8. In DC Comics, what is the name of Superman's icy headquarters located in the Arctic?

A) The Batcave
B) Stark Tower
C) The Fortress of Solitude
D) The Hall of Justice
>!Answer: C)!<

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9. Which of these is not an official language of the United Nations?

A) German
B) Arabic
C) Spanish
D) Chinese
>!Answer: A)!<

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10. Before his immense solo success, Rod Stewart was the charismatic lead singer for what boozy 1970s rock and roll band?

A) The Faces
B) Mott the Hoople
C) The Kinks
D) Humble Pie
>!Answer: A)!<

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Average score: 6.7/10

1. 'The Lion King' takes its core story of a prince avenging his father's death from which Shakespeare play?

A) Macbeth
B) Hamlet
C) King Lear
D) Richard III
>!Answer: B)!<

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2. Which character was not one of the six main cast members of the sitcom 'Friends'?

A) Ross
B) Gunther
C) Chandler
D) Phoebe
>!Answer: B)!<

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3. Which 'Jackass' star has a massive, unflattering self-portrait tattooed on his back?

A) Steve-O
B) Johnny Knoxville
C) Wee Man
D) Bam Margera
>!Answer: A)!<

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4. Which company, now owned by Carambar & Co., famously created the Chocolate Orange in York, England in 1932?

A) Cadbury
B) Rowntree's
C) Thorntons
D) Terry's
>!Answer: D)!<

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5. The waltz, the tango, and the foxtrot are all types of what?

A) Martial arts
B) Folk songs
C) Ballroom dances
D) Card games
>!Answer: C)!<

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6. The film 'Snakes on a Plane' reverted to its original title after the star insisted. Who was that star?

A) Samuel L. Jackson
B) Bruce Willis
C) Nicolas Cage
D) Dwayne Johnson
>!Answer: A)!<

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7. Silent sidekick Gromit holds a university degree from 'Dogwarts'. What subject did he graduate in?

A) Post-Modern Pooches
B) Engineering for Dogs
C) Applied Thermo-ceramics
D) Canine Philosophy
>!Answer: B)!<

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8. In Greek mythology, what legendary lost city was supposedly submerged beneath the sea?

A) Troy
B) El Dorado
C) Atlantis
D) Thebes
>!Answer: C)!<

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9. The 'Just One Cornetto' song, sung by a Venetian gondolier, is a parody of which famous Italian opera aria?

A) O Sole Mio
B) Nessun Dorma
C) Funiculì, Funiculà
D) La donna è mobile
>!Answer: A)!<

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10. A 'Leitmotif,' famously used by Wagner, is a short musical idea representing what?

A) A person, place, or idea
B) A historical event
C) A specific emotion
D) A type of weather
>!Answer: A)!<

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Average score: 7/10

**1. Which of these is a Pokémon, not a common antidepressant medication?**

A) Zoloft
B) Ditto
C) Abilify
D) Paxil
>!Answer: B)!<

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**2. What are the three colors that make up the pixels on a standard screen?**

A) Red, Green, and Blue
B) Cyan, Magenta, and Yellow
C) Red, Green, and Black
D) Red, Yellow, and Blue
>!Answer: A)!<

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**3. The distress signal 'SOS' is not an acronym. What phrase is it most commonly and incorrectly believed to stand for?**

A) Survivors On Ship
B) Send Out Succor
C) Save Our Ship
D) Save Our Souls
>!Answer: D)!<

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**4. William Windsor I, a goat in the British Army, was demoted from Lance Corporal to Fusilier for what offense?**

A) Eating flowers meant for a dignitary
B) Chewing on the Queen's uniform
C) Refusing to march in formation
D) Attempting to head-butt a drummer
>!Answer: D)!<

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**5. Named after a line from the old Scottish ballad "The Bonny Earl o' Moray", what word was coined to describe a misheard lyric?**

A) Mondeloo
B) Mondefloor
C) Mondegreen
D) Pon de Replay
>!Answer: C)!<

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**6. Marty McFly travels through time with Dr. Emmett Brown in which iconic 80s film?**

A) The Goonies
B) E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
C) Back to the Future
D) Ghostbusters
>!Answer: C)!<

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**7. Which author created Middle-earth and wrote 'The Lord of the Rings' and 'The Hobbit'?**

A) Ursula K. Le Guin
B) George R. R. Martin
C) C. S. Lewis
D) J. R. R. Tolkien
>!Answer: D)!<

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**8. In which animated classic does 'To infinity and beyond!' become a rallying cry?**

A) Shrek
B) Finding Nemo
C) The Lion King
D) Toy Story
>!Answer: D)!<

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**9. A birthday on November 25th places you in which adventurous and optimistic final fire sign?**

A) Scorpio
B) Libra
C) Sagittarius
D) Capricorn
>!Answer: C)!<

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**10. Bocote, Cocobolo, and Padauk are all sought-after exotic types of what material?**

A) Wood
B) Marble
C) Silk
D) Leather
>!Answer: A)!<

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Average score: 6.7/10

**1. Which song, performed at the Nelson Mandela 70th Birthday Tribute, launched Tracy Chapman's debut into a mega-hit?**

A) Baby Can I Hold You
B) Talkin' 'bout a Revolution
C) Fast Car
D) Give Me One Reason
>!Answer: C)!<

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**2. What subspecies of gorilla has the scientific name 'Gorilla gorilla gorilla'?**

A) Western lowland gorilla
B) Eastern lowland gorilla
C) Cross River gorilla
D) Mountain gorilla
>!Answer: A)!<

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**3. Who is the medical professional specifically trained in drawing blood from patients for tests, transfusions, or donations?**

A) Hematologist
B) Medical Assistant
C) Phlebotomist
D) Nurse Practitioner
>!Answer: C)!<

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**4. What phone company produced the 3310?**

A) Ericsson
B) Siemens
C) Motorola
D) Nokia
>!Answer: D)!<

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**5. What is the name of the main antagonist and King of the Koopas in the Mario universe?**

A) Donkey-Kong
B) King Boo
C) Bowser
D) Wart
>!Answer: C)!<

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**6. Which iconic boy band launched Justin Timberlake into the global spotlight in the late 1990s?**

A) LFO
B) Backstreet Boys
C) *NSYNC
D) 98 Degrees
>!Answer: C)!<

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**7. Which streaming service is known for its 'Wrapped' feature, summarizing users' annual listening habits?**

A) Tidal
B) Spotify
C) YouTube Music
D) Apple Music
>!Answer: B)!<

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**8. Before the Cavendish, what banana variety, now commercially extinct, dominated the global market?**

A) Lady Finger
B) Blue Java
C) Gros Michel
D) Manzano
>!Answer: C)!<

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**9. What is the name for the electronic line-calling system used at Wimbledon since 2007?**

A) Shot Spot
B) Eagle-Eye
C) Hawk-Eye
D) Cyclops
>!Answer: C)!<

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**10. In Elton John's "Rocket Man", when is the zero hour?**

A) Noon
B) Midnight
C) Nine a.m.
D) Six p.m.
>!Answer: C)!<

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Average score: 6.4/10

1. Which U.S. President moves in across the street from the Simpsons after leaving office?

A) George H. W. Bush
B) Gerald Ford
C) Ronald Reagan
D) Jimmy Carter
>!Answer: A)!<

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2. Which female vocalist's song 'I'm Coming Out' was used in a celebratory 2021 ad for the first post-lockdown store openings?

A) Chaka Khan
B) Diana Ross
C) Gloria Gaynor
D) Donna Summer
>!Answer: B)!<

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3. In 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo', what insect did Lisbeth Salander's dragon tattoo cover up?

A) A spider
B) A beetle
C) A butterfly
D) A wasp
>!Answer: D)!<

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4. During the Napoleonic Wars, the people of Hartlepool, England, notoriously hanged a monkey because they believed it was what?

A) A French spy
B) A carrier of plague
C) An omen of defeat
D) A witch's familiar
>!Answer: A)!<

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5. What Roman numeral follows in this sequence of increasing values: I, V, X, L, C, ...?

A) M
B) D
C) G
D) E
>!Answer: B)!<

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6. In what country is the Chernobyl nuclear plant located?

A) Ukraine
B) Russia
C) Belarus
D) Kazakhstan
>!Answer: A)!<

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7. In the memorable 1995 Budweiser frog ads, what are the names of the three main frogs who croak out the brand name?

A) Rib, Bit, and Croak
B) Bud, Weis, and Er
C) King, Duke, and Prince
D) Hops, Barley, and Malt
>!Answer: B)!<

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8. Where would you see a 'Snellen chart' being used?

A) In a professional kitchen
B) On a geologist's map
C) In a ship's navigation room
D) In an optometrist's office
>!Answer: D)!<

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9. What small, coastal bird with a large throat pouch is the national bird of St. Kitts and Nevis?

A) Zenaida Dove
B) Brown Pelican
C) Scaly-breasted Thrasher
D) Lesser Antillean Bullfinch
>!Answer: B)!<

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10. Where was the Caesar salad actually invented?

A) New York City, USA
B) Tijuana, Mexico
C) Paris, France
D) Rome, Italy
>!Answer: B)!<

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Average score: 6.2/10

1. Where would I be if I was looking at the 'Great Sphinx of Giza,' a limestone statue of a mythical creature?

A) Luxor, Egypt
B) Giza, Egypt
C) Alexandria, Egypt
D) Cairo, Egypt
>!Answer: B)!<

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2. Stanley Tucci is married to the sister of which of his co-stars from 'The Devil Wears Prada'?

A) Gisele Bündchen
B) Anne Hathaway
C) Emily Blunt
D) Meryl Streep
>!Answer: C)!<

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3. Before he was Muhammad Ali, the legendary boxer fought under his birth name. What was it?

A) Cassius Clay
B) George Foreman
C) Sonny Liston
D) Joe Frazier
>!Answer: A)!<

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4. What was the first band to have their unreleased song 'I Disappear' famously leaked on Napster?

A) Metallica
B) Limp Bizkit
C) Radiohead
D) Dr. Dre
>!Answer: A)!<

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5. The viral Evian 'Roller Babies' ad from 2009 featured a cover of which classic 1979 rap song?

A) The Message
B) Push It
C) It's Tricky
D) Rapper's Delight
>!Answer: D)!<

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6. Which famous Renaissance artist and inventor designed a unique stringed keyboard instrument called the viola organista?

A) Raphael
B) Donatello
C) Michelangelo
D) Leonardo da Vinci
>!Answer: D)!<

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7. In the sequence of common US coin denominations, what comes after Penny, Nickel, Dime?

A) Quarter
B) Dollar
C) Half-Dollar
D) Sacagawea
>!Answer: A)!<

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8. In Vietnam, which surname is so common that it's shared by an estimated 40% of the population?

A) Pham
B) Le
C) Tran
D) Nguyen
>!Answer: D)!<

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9. Which country is the sole land neighbor of Papua New Guinea?

A) Solomon Islands
B) Philippines
C) Indonesia
D) Australia
>!Answer: C)!<

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10. What is the name of Batman's home city, known for its gothic architecture and rampant crime?

A) Central City
B) Gotham City
C) Star City
D) Metropolis
>!Answer: B)!<

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Average score: 6.8/10