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Triplets General Knowledge Quiz

Fifteen questions but only five answers? What kind of chicanery is this? Write the answer to the groups of three questions one after the other, 1-2-3. Even if you know #1 in the triplet, you don't get anything unless you know all three of them!
Remember, you're answering three questions simultaneously.
Your answers will look something like "Blue Washington Shintoism", with answers 1, 2, & 3 in order.
Quiz by Dimby
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Last updated: November 6, 2022
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Triplet #1
1. What does "I" stand for in ROYGBIV?
2. What is "F" in the NATO phonetic alphabet?
3. In what country would you find Luxor and Karnak?
Indigo Foxtrot Egypt
Triplet #2
1. What satellite did Russia launch in 1957?
2. Napoleon faced his final defeat at the Battle of:
3. Who parted the Red Sea in the Book of Exodus?
Sputnik 1 Waterloo Moses
Triplet #3
1. How many moons does Venus have?
2. What philosopher tutored Alexander the Great?
3. In what country would you find Mt. Kilimanjaro?
Zero Aristotle Tanzania
Triplet #4
1. What was the German air force called in World War II?
2. What does the "R" stand for in CRT TV?
3. What company released the Walkman in 1979?
Luftwaffe Ray Sony
Triplet #5
1. What company manufactured the Model T Automobile?
2. How many wives did Henry VIII have?
3. What religion's earliest scriptures are the Vedas?
Ford Six Hinduism
Dollyfroggy
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Level 60
Nov 7, 2022
Cool idea, but I would make future ones easier and perhaps less history-centric.
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