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This quiz has been taken 13 times
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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Napoleon's last battle also famous in a song by ABBA	Battle of Waterloo	67%
Blind and deaf American author and political activist who earned a Bachelor of Arts	Helen Keller	56%
Famous American abolitionist and political activist who replaced Andrew Jackson on the twenty-dollar bill	Harriet Tubman	44%
Empire from the Mesopotamia area collapsing between 612 and 609 BC	Assyria	33%
Pakistani Prime minister assassinated in 2007, serving two terms in the late 80's and during the 90's	Benazir Bhutto	33%
English band which formed in Basildon with songs such as "Personal Jesus" and "Enjoy the Silence"	Depeche Mode	33%
"Once I ran to you (I ran), Now I'll run from you..."	This Tainted Love	33%
A part of the bodies immune system also called leukocytes	White Blood Cells	33%
American singer and actress who died in a plane crash in 2001	Aaliyah	22%
Another name for Anatolia, the peninsula where most of Turkey's land mass is	Asia Minor	22%
Animals in Japanese culture named: Mizaru, Kikazaru and Iwazaru	Monkeys	22%
American planter and attorney known for the words "Give me Liberty, or give me death!"	Patrick Henry	22%
Muslim minority group in the region of Xinjiang in China	Uyghurs	22%
Archipelagos to the north of Sumatra which belongs to India, capital city is Port Blair	Andaman and Nicobar Islands	11%
Autonomous region of Spain which includes the provinces Àlava, Biscay and Gipuzkoa	Basque Country	11%
Chemical element with the atomic number of 53 which is the heaviest of the stable halogens	Iodine	11%
English feminist, writer and philosopher best known for the work "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman"	Mary Wollstonecraft	11%
French mathematician and judge who is famous for his "Last theorem" solved by Andrew Wiles	Pierre de Fermat	11%
Where you shouldn't go to without money according to the Czech saying: "Bez peněz do hospody nelez"	The Pub	11%
A play by Shakespeare set on a remote island with the characters Prospero, Miranda, Caliban and Ariel	The Tempest	11%
The three major areas of which the country of Romania is made of	Wallachia, Moldavia and Transylvania	11%
Estonian composer of classical and religious music	Arvo Pärt	0%
Slovene Romantic poet in the 19th century, famous for writing the first Slovene ballad and epic	France Prešeren	0%
Australian president who went missing while swimming near Portsea, Victoria	Harold Holt	0%