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Duck Bob's General Knowledge #6

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Last updated: July 21, 2023
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How many things would be in a baker's dozen?
13
Which king of the Holy Roman Empire opposed the Protestant Reformation?
Charles V
What is the species of the largest snake in history?
Titanoboa
What epoch comes after the Holocene epoch?
Anthropocene
What type of number is 14233221?
Autobiographical
Which modern-day animal is the fastest swimmer?
Sailfish
What economic system was developed by John Maynard Keynes?
Keynesian
How high must a hill be to be considered a mountain(in feet or meters)?
1000 ft | 300 m
Which hyper-conservative ran as John McCain's vice president?
Sarah Pallin
What does the standardized test SAT stand for?
Scholastic Aptitude Test
Who was the first leader of independent Tanzania?
Julius Nyerere
How many chromosomes are in a human genome?
46
What landmass contains the countries Somalia, Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Djibouti?
The Horn of Africa
What is a person that delivers lawsuits to people called?
Server
Which Pacific island was the of a Japanese massacre of US soldiers?
Iwo Jima
What two fruits were bred to make a lemon?
Citron and Bitter Orange
What is the national language of India?
Hindi
The two distinct parts of Belgium are Flanders and what?
Wallonia
What river contains one point that touches four different countries?
Zambezi River
What was the first movie to win Best Animated Feature at the Oscars?
Shrek
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