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This quiz has been taken 2,635 times
The average score is 20 of 36

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
In a Roman theater, during the Ides of March, senators assassinated:	Julius Caesar	98%
...who famously spoke the phrase:	Veni, Vidi, Vici	94%
...which starred:	Bill Murray	88%
...which takes place during:	World War I	78%
...who was also in:	Groundhog Day	75%
...which one must understand (to some degree) to parse the phrase:	Ich bin ein Berliner	74%
...who, six times, hosted a ceremony where one might win an:	Oscar	74%
...who wrote:	A Farewell to Arms	69%
...who, under the reign of Alfonso, largely converted to:	Catholicism	65%
...who were actually:	German	65%
...which sounds like, but is certainly not, a biography about:	Hemingway	65%
...which is referenced in the line, "we came, we saw, we kicked its ass!" in:	Ghostbusters	64%
...which is the first name of the playwright who wrote:	The Importance of Being Earnest	63%
...which, in economic circles, was called one of the:	Four Asian Tigers	62%
...which grew out of lore from an American folk called the:	Pennsylvania Dutch	62%
...which is located within:	Rome	61%
...who paid for the construction of Rome's first permanent:	Theater	61%
...which is a famous quote from:	Kennedy	60%
...whose principal offices are located in the:	Vatican	58%
...whose brother was assassinated by:	Sirhan Sirhan	55%
...which falls one classification rank below:	Kingdom	54%
...who committed his crime in:	The Ambassador Hotel	53%
...whose second largest city is:	Busan	52%
...where the First Triumvirate dissolved, leading to Julius Caesar's total military victory over:	Pompey	51%
...which is an official language in:	Singapore	48%
...which is the destination for a movie train trying to escape:	Zombies	46%
...which belongs to the classification rank of:	Phylum	45%
...which also included:	South Korea	45%
...whose etymological roots correlate to the word for "east" in the language of:	Malay	44%
...of which, the oldest continuous example is the Imperial House of:	Japan	40%
...whose etymological origins likely come from the Bantu language:	Kongo	37%
...who conquered Portuguese:	Timor	35%
...who, during World War I, fell to the forces of:	Australia	32%
...which is, taxonomically, a:	Chordate	27%
...who fought a poorly planned war against the mighty:	Emu	24%
...when part of New Guinea was called:	Kaiser-Wilhelmsland	24%

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