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Answer
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What is the capital of both the United Kingdom and England?
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London
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What playwright wrote "Romeo and Juliet"?
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William Shakespeare
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What reptile is commonly mistaken for a crocodile?
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Alligator
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What flying device can be referred to as a "chopper"?
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Helicopter
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What coding language shares its name with a family of snakes?
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Python
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In the Marvel film franchise, who plays the Norse god Thor?
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Chris Hemsworth
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What unit of speed is equal to about 1.151 miles per hour?
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Knot
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In what Islamic holy city can the Kaaba be found?
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Mecca
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What American Founding Father famously shouted "Give me liberty, or give me death!"?
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Patrick Henry
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What is the name of Edvard Munch's most famous painting?
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The Scream
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The Chicago Tribune erroneously claimed that Thomas E. Dewey defeated which U.S. President?
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Harry S. Truman
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In what European country are video game companies Supercell and Rovio based?
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Finland
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Which actress has won the most Oscars?
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Meryl Streep
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The Disney movie Frozen was loosely based off "The Snow Queen" by which Danish author?
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Hans Christian Andersen
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What state university's mascot is the Crimson Tide?
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Alabama
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What food is Nathan's most famous for?
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Hot Dogs
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After presenting his findings to the Catholic Church, Galileo was given what 15-letter punishment?
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Excommunication
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What process that starts with D does a protein undergo when exposed to unnatural temperature or pH?
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Denaturization
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What is the most common collective term for a group of owls?
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Parliament
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The two events in a biathlon are cross-country skiing and what?
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Rifle Shooting
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What river runs through Kyiv?
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Dnieper
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Which geographic era in Earth's history was the first and the longest by far?
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Precambrian
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In poetry, what metrical foot is constituted by one unstressed and one stressed syllable?
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Iamb
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At 92 feet below sea level, which Asian capital has the lowest elevation in the world?
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Baku
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The New York Jets supposedly "saved" the Super Bowl by defeating what no-longer-existing Baltimore team in Super Bowl III?
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Colts
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What is the largest city in Cameroon?
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Douala
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On the sitcom The Simpsons, who voices Homer Simpson?
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Dan Castellaneta
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What is the first number that contains a C when spelled out?
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Octillion
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What does the D stand for in LDPE and HDPE?
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Density
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What is the capital of the Chinese autonomous region of Inner Mongolia?
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Hohhot
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Rubies and sapphires are both varieties of what mineral?
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Corundum
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Alpha Centauri is the closest star to The Sun. What star is second closest?
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Barnard's Star
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What movie starring Clark Gable was the first to win all of the "Big Five" Academy Awards?
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It Happened One Night
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What is the middle portion of the small intestine called?
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Jejunum
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What hypothetical theory for the end of the universe is the opposite of the Big Bang?
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Big Crunch
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What Surgeon General, in 1964, was the first person to suggest that smoking could be bad for your lungs?
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Luther Terry
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What is the Polish variant of the name John?
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Janek
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What does an ophidiophobe fear?
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Snakes
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What tiny exclave of Angola provides most of the country's oil?
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Cabinda
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The model who portrayed Mona Lisa had what actual last name?
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Gherardini
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Hibernation is sleeping for long periods during the winter. What is it called during the summer?
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Aestivation
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What chemist is often credited with founding the field of stoichiometry?
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Antoine Lavoisier
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What word can be synonymous with "catastrophe" but comes from the Ancient Greek word for "revelation"?
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Apocalypse
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What type of fermented shark is the national dish of Iceland?
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Hakarl
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What is the full name of the pesticide DDT?
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Dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane
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What northern city hosted the fencing events during the 1952 Summer Olympics?
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Espoo
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What type of Ancient Roman wind chime would often be decorated with phallic designs?
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Tintinnabulum
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The two animals that appear on Croatia's coat of arms are a goat and what smaller animal?
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Marten
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Abraham Lincoln was shot watching the play Our American Cousin, which was written by what playwright?
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Tom Taylor
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The six types of quarks in particle physics are up, down, top, bottom, charm, and what other type?
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Strange
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