kth8/OpenTriviaQA huggingface dataset:
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Question: Which of the following Slytherin boys from the Harry Potter series does not have a father confirmed to be a Death Eater?
Choices: Vincent Crabbe; Theodore Nott; Draco Malfoy; Blaise Zabini
Answer: Blaise Zabini
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Question: Which of the following minor characters from the Harry Potter series is not a ghost but another type of spirit?
Choices: Professor Binns; Peeves; Moaning Myrtle; Nearly Headless Nick
Answer: Peeves
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Question: Which of the following characters from the Harry Potter series has never personally taught Defense Against the Dark Arts at Hogwarts?
Choices: Dolores Umbridge; Severus Snape; Mad-Eye Moody; Remus Lupin
Answer: Mad-Eye Moody
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Question: Which of the following Weasleys from the Harry Potter series did not play Quidditch for the Gryffindor house team?
Choices: Percy Weasley; Ginny Weasley; George Weasley; Fred Weasley
Answer: Percy Weasley
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Question: Which of these characters from the Harry Potter series is not a direct ancestor of Tom Marvolo Riddle, AKA Lord Voldemort?
Choices: Salazar Slytherin; Hepzibah Smith; Tom Riddle, Sr.; Marvolo Gaunt
Answer: Hepzibah Smith
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Question: Which of the following characters, featured in the Harry Potter series, is not related by blood to Sirius, who is a member of the pure-blood family the Blacks?
Choices: Lucius Malfoy; Draco Malfoy; Nymphadora Tonks; Bellatrix Lestrange
Answer: Lucius Malfoy
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Question: In the Harry Potter series, wizards and witches are often categorized according to the magical abilities of their parents (i.e. Pure-Blood, Half-Blood, Muggle-Born).  Which of the following characters is not a Half-Blood (i.e. one magical parent, one non-magical parent)?
Choices: Severus Snape; Seamus Finnegan; Reubeus Hagrid; Arthur Weasley
Answer: Arthur Weasley
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Question: Which of the following characters from the Harry Potter series never served as headmaster or headmistress of Hogwarts School?
Choices: Armando Dippet; Dolores Umbridge; Phineas Nigellus Black; Cornelius Fudge
Answer: Cornelius Fudge
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Question: In the Harry Potter series, the teaching staff at Hogwarts School is rather small, with only one teacher for each subject, with a few substitutes and other miscellaneous staff.  Which of the following pairings of a teacher and a subject is incorrect?
Choices: Professor Slughorn-Defense Against The Dark Arts; Professor Vector-Arithmancy; Professor Sinistra-Astronomy; Professor Flitwick-Charms
Answer: Professor Slughorn-Defense Against The Dark Arts
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Question: Teenage love in the Harry Potter series becomes a major theme in books 4-6.  Which of the following romantic pairings never existed?
Choices: Dean Thomas  Ginny Weasley; Michael Corner  Ginny Weasley; Cho Chang  Michael Corner; Cho Chang  Roger Davies
Answer: Cho Chang  Roger Davies
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Question: In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Harry and his friends form a secret group known as Dumbledores Army (DA)  when they are forced to teach themselves Defense Against the Dark Arts.  Which of the following students was not a member of the DA?
Choices: Michael Corner; Jack Sloper; Colin Creevey; Marietta Edgecombe
Answer: Jack Sloper
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Question: Which of the following characters in the Harry Potter series was never employed by the Ministry of Magic, that works to regulate the magical world in Britain?
Choices: Percy Weasley; Gilderoy Lockhart; Barty Crouch, Sr.; Kingsley Shacklebolt
Answer: Gilderoy Lockhart
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Question: Which of the following creatures, depicted in the Harry Potter series, is not matched correctly with the type of beast he/she is?
Choices: Dobby - House Elf; Firenze - Phoenix; Buckbeak - Hippogriff; Hedwig - Owl
Answer: Firenze - Phoenix
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Question: Which of the following characters from the Harry Potter series was not killed by Lord Voldemort or his Death Eaters?
Choices: Bertha Jorkins; Frank Longbottom; Cedric Diggory; Lily Potter
Answer: Frank Longbottom
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Question: TV character Jeff Miller had a dog named Lassie.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: Timmy Martin is a TV character who had a dog named Lassie.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: Singing cowboy Roy Rogers had a horse named Trigger.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: Al Bundy from the television series Married... with Children owned a dog named Buck.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: Cindy, Marcia, and Jan Brady were the proud owners of Fluffy the cat.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: Johnny Quest from the self-titled cartoon had a dog named Patch.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: Fictional architect Wilbur Post, played by Alan Young, had a cow named Ed.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: The Singing Cowboy, Gene Autry had a horse he called Champion.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: Matt Dillon from the show Gunsmoke had a horse he called Buck.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: TV characters Sandy and Bud Ricks had a dolphin named Snorkel.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: What year did the TV show The Addams Family appear on TV?
Choices: 1964; 1966; 1967; 1965
Answer: 1964
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Question: In the TV series The Addams Family, what language does Morticia speak that drives Gomez crazy?
Choices: Spanish; English; French; German
Answer: French
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Question: Which two characters did Ted Cassidy portray On The Addams Family TV show?
Choices: Cousin Itt and Lurch; Cousin Itt and Thing; Pugsley and Thing; Lurch and Thing
Answer: Lurch and Thing
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Question: What is Wednesdays middle name on The Addams Family?
Choices: Freak; Frankenstien; Wednesday; Friday
Answer: Friday
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Question: Which Addams Family actor later appeared on Night Court with the catch phrase Im much better now?
Choices: John Astin; Jackie Coogan; Ken Weatherwax; Carolyn Jones
Answer: John Astin
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Question: Uncle Fester, played by Jackie Coogan, on The Addams Family could do what with his mouth?
Choices: Spew a fountain of water; Light light bulbs; Create tornado type winds; Light a candle from across the room
Answer: Light light bulbs
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Question: What instrument does Lurch play on The Addams Family?
Choices: Harmonica; Harpsichord; Piano; Tuba
Answer: Harpsichord
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Question: What is the name of Wednesdays spider in the TV series The Addams Family?
Choices: Homer; Spot; Fang; Fester
Answer: Homer
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Question: How did Pugsley, a character from The Addams Family, frighten and outrage his parents, Gomez and Morticia?
Choices: He got into a duel with his sister.; He ran away from home.; He joined the Boy Scouts.; He blew up Gomezs train set.
Answer: He joined the Boy Scouts.
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Question: What is the name of Things girlfriend on the TV show The Addams Family?
Choices: High Five; Twinkle Toes; Lady Fingers; Thumbs Up
Answer: Lady Fingers
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Question: What is growing out of the head of Ophelia Frump, Morticas sister on The Addams Family?
Choices: Daisies; Roses; Crab grass; Thorns
Answer: Daisies
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Question: What is the name of Wednesdays doll in the popular series The Addams Family?
Choices: Chatty Cathy; Dolly; Lady Godiva; Marie Antoinette
Answer: Marie Antoinette
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Question: What year did The Addams Family go off the air?
Choices: 1965; 1964; 1967; 1966
Answer: 1966
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Question: What year did the TV series âBatmanâ premiere?
Choices: 1964; 1966; 1965; 1967
Answer: 1966
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Question: Who portrays Batmanâs sidekick, Robin, in the TV series âBatmanâ?
Choices: Adam West; Alan Napier; Burt Ward; Neil Hamilton
Answer: Burt Ward
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Question: Who was Batgirlâs father, portrayed by Neil Hamilton in the TV series Batman?
Choices: Dick Grayson; Police Chief OâHara,; Police Commissioner Gordon; Bruce Wayne
Answer: Police Commissioner Gordon
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Question: Which villain on the TV series âBatmanâ was portrayed by the greatest number of actors?
Choices: Mr. Freeze; The Riddler; Black Mask; The Joker
Answer: Mr. Freeze
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Question: Did Eartha Kitt ever portray Catwoman on the TV Series âBatmanâ?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: Yes
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Question: Which nemesis of Batman was portrayed by Burgess Meredith in the âBatmanâ TV series?
Choices: Catwoman; Mr. Freeze; The Penguin; The Joker
Answer: The Penguin
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Question: Adam West, who plays the caped crusader, Batman, in the TV series âBatmanâ, also voices the Mayor of Quahog in what animated TV series?
Choices: The Simpsonâs; Futurama; Family Guy; The PJs
Answer: Family Guy
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Question: Who portrays Batmanâs nemesis, The Joker, on the TV series âBatmanâ?
Choices: Alan Napier; Cesar Romero; George Sanders; Dick Grayson
Answer: Cesar Romero
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Question: What year did the TV series âBatmanâ go off the air?
Choices: 1970; 1968; 1967; 1969
Answer: 1968
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Question: In 1970, this biographical film starring George C. Scott, Karl Malden, and Michael Bates won the Academy Awards for Best Actor, Best Director, and Best Picture.
Choices: Airport; Women in Love; Patton; Ryans Daughter
Answer: Patton
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Question: This actress, popular with her numerous fitness videos from the 80s, won the Best Actress Academy Award  for her performance in the 1971 movie Klute.
Choices: Susan Powter; Cloris Leachman; Jane Fonda; Kathy Smith
Answer: Jane Fonda
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Question: In 1972, this actor won the Oscar for Best Actor for his role in The Godfather, but refused to take his award in protest against the federal governments treatment of American Indians.
Choices: Al Pacino; Robert DeNiro; Marlon Brando; Andy Garcia
Answer: Marlon Brando
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Question: In 1973, at the age of 10, this girl won an Oscar for her role as Addy in Paper Moon, thus becoming the youngest person to receive an Academy Award.
Choices: Jodie Foster; Melissa Gilbert; Tatum ONeal; Kristy McNichol
Answer: Tatum ONeal
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Question: In 1974 Ellen Burstyn won the Best Actress Academy Award for her role in the drama Alice Doesnt Live Here Anymore, which was later turned into what popular TV sitcom?
Choices: Alice Doesnt Live Here Anymore; Alice Doesnt Live Here; Alice; She Doesnt Live Here Anymore
Answer: Alice
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Question: The Academy Awards for Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Director, and Best Picture went to One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest in 1975.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: In 1976, the action film Rocky, starring Sylvester Stallone, won the Academy Award in the category Best Picture.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: In 1977, this American received an Oscar for Best Director, for the romantic comedy Annie Hall, in which he also played the leading male role.
Choices: Woody Allen; Richard Dreyfus; Robert Redford; John Schlesinger
Answer: Woody Allen
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Question: Jon Voight, who won the Academy Award for his performance in the 1978 movie Coming Home, is the father of Julia Roberts.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: In 1979, Meryl Streep won the Oscar for Best Actress in a leading role for her performance in the drama Kramer vs. Kramer.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: Which 1982 movie is this audio clip from?
Choices: 48 Hours; Beverly Hills Cop; Midnight Run; Die Hard With a Vengeance
Answer: 48 Hours
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Question: Which 1980 movie is this audio clip from?
Choices: Airplane!; Top Secret!; Scary Movie; The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear
Answer: Airplane!
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Question: Which 1994 movie is this audio clip from?
Choices: The Blues Brothers; Dumb and Dumber; Napoleon Dynamite; 2 Idiots in Hollywood
Answer: Dumb and Dumber
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Question: Which 1997 movie is this audio clip from?
Choices: Ace Ventura; Trial and Error; Liar Liar; Me, Myself  Irene
Answer: Liar Liar
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Question: Which 1999 movie is this audio clip from?
Choices: Minority Report; The Matrix; Vanilla Sky; Johnny Mnemonic
Answer: The Matrix
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Question: Which 1987 movie is this audio clip from?
Choices: Dutch; National Lampoons European Vacation; Planes, Trains, and Automobiles; Rat Race
Answer: Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
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Question: Which 1983 movie is this audio clip from?
Choices: The Godfather; Corleone; Scarface; Casino
Answer: Scarface
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Question: Which 1991 movie is this audio clip from?
Choices: Kiss The Girls; Along Came a Spider; The Bone Collector; The Silence of the Lambs
Answer: The Silence of the Lambs
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Question: Which 1986 movie is this audio clip from?
Choices: Platoon; Black Hawk Down; The Deer Hunter; Apocalypse Now
Answer: Platoon
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Question: Which 1993 movie is this audio clip from?
Choices: Tombstone; Wyatt Earp; Geronimo: An American Legend; Gunfight at the O.K. Corral
Answer: Tombstone
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Question: Which 1998 movie is this audio clip from?
Choices: Corky Romano; The Waterboy; Spanglish; The Wedding Singer
Answer: The Waterboy
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Question: I am small, grey and I eat cheese.  What am I?
Choices: Bat; Tapir; Kangaroo; Mouse
Answer: Mouse
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Question: I have claws, fur and a tail.  I like to live with people and come from a family called Felidae.  What am I?
Choices: Dog; Cat; Canary; Mouse
Answer: Cat
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Question: I am a cousin of the horse.  I run fast and have stripes on my fur.  What am I?
Choices: Tiger; Lion; Kangaroo; Zebra
Answer: Zebra
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Question: I have a pouch and I carry my baby in it.  What am I?
Choices: Kangaroo; Bear; Hiena; Whale
Answer: Kangaroo
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Question: I have eight legs and I live in the water.  I am very strong.  What am I?
Choices: King Crab; Octopus; Whale; Squid
Answer: Octopus
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Question: I am an insect, I have very pretty wings.  What am I?
Choices: Parrot; Butterfly; Beetle; Bee
Answer: Butterfly
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Question: I hop, I swim and I eat flies.  What am I?
Choices: Lizard; Cricket; Frog; Scorpion
Answer: Frog
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Question: I am the fastest animal on Earth.  I can run reach speeds of 70 mph (110 km/h).  What am I?
Choices: Puma; Cheetah; Zebra; Tiger
Answer: Cheetah
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Question: I am a fish, I have a long mouth and I eat other fish.  I come out at night.  What am I?
Choices: Eel; Barracuda; Shark; Whale
Answer: Barracuda
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Question: I am the only mammal that can fly.  I hang upside down and come out at night.  What am I?
Choices: Owl; Spider; Bat; Monkey
Answer: Bat
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Question: What is the full name of the famous British writer J. R. R. Tolkien, author of the trilogy The Lord of the Rings?
Choices: John Robert Ronald Tolkien; John Ronald Reuel Tolkien; Joseph Ronald Robert Tolkien; John Ronald Rufus Tolkien
Answer: John Ronald Reuel Tolkien
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Question: Writer J. R. R. Tolkien was born on January 3, 1892 in which country?
Choices: South Africa; Germany; USA; England
Answer: South Africa
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Question: Which of the following literary works was not written by J. R. R. Tolkien?
Choices: The Chronicles of Narnia; The Silmarillion; The Hobbit; Roverandom
Answer: The Chronicles of Narnia
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Question: J. R. R. Tolkien invented several artificial languages for the characters of his books. What was the name of the Elvish language, based on Greek, Finnish and Latin?
Choices: Quenya; Inkling; Gondolin; Esperanto
Answer: Quenya
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Question: Which fantasy book by J. R. R. Tolkien, often regarded as a childrens story,  was not published posthumously?
Choices: The Hobbit; Unfinished Tales; The Silmarillion; The History of Middle-earth
Answer: The Hobbit
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Question: J. R. R. Tolkien was religious and insisted that his wife convert to his faith. What was the religion he was devoted to?
Choices: Judaism; Islam; Anglicanism; Catholicism
Answer: Catholicism
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Question: This word was invented by Tolkien and was subsequently used as an informal name of an extinct human species, discovered in 2004.
Choices: ogre; hobbit; elf; goblin
Answer: hobbit
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Question: The name of this fictional character was engraved on the gravestone of J. R. R. Tolkien in Oxford.
Choices: Shagrath; Peter Pan; Beren; Robin Hood
Answer: Beren
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Question: Writer J. R. R. Tolkien served in the British army during which war?
Choices: Spanish Civil War; World War I; World War II; Gulf War
Answer: World War I
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Question: In 2003, BBC viewers voted in a survey  called The Big Read to choose the Nations Best-loved Book.  What number did Tolkiens The Lord of the Rings reach on the list?
Choices: Number 27; Number 4; Number 11; Number 1
Answer: Number 1
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Question: This US President was forced to give an interview to Anne Royall, the first female professional journalist in the USA, after she learned that he liked skinny-dipping in the Potomac River.
Choices: John Quincy Adams; Andrew Jackson; Ulysses Grant; Franklin Pierce
Answer: John Quincy Adams
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Question: This singer won an Emmy Award for her performance on the penultimate episode of The Tonight Show in May 1992, during which she sang an emotional song,One for My Baby (and One More for the Road), to host Johnny Carson.
Choices: Diana Ross; Liza Minnelli; Julie Andrews; Bette Midler
Answer: Bette Midler
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Question: Why did President John F. Kennedy choose to visit Dallas, Texas on November, 1963?
Choices: He wanted to raise funds for 1964 presidential election; He wanted to begin his quest for re-election; All of these; He wanted to mend political fences among several leading Texas Democratic Party members
Answer: All of these
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Question: Buster Keaton, famous for the deadpan expression on his face, was an influential silent-film comic actor. Who gave him the nickname, Buster?
Choices: Florenz Ziegfeld; His brothers; Harry Houdini; His father
Answer: Harry Houdini
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Question: Which former Governor of Maryland attacked his political opponents with the phrase, Nattering nabobs of negativism?
Choices: Ronald Reagan; Spiro Agnew; Richard J. Daley; Richard Nixon
Answer: Spiro Agnew
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Question: Which definition refers to the word chisenbop, which is believed to be of Korean origin?
Choices: An Asian delicacy made of snails surrounded by lobster meat.; A method of using the fingers to perform mathematical operations.; The name of the lunar calendar used in Korea and parts of northeastern China.; An Asian species of orchid found only in the far southeastern part of China.
Answer: A method of using the fingers to perform mathematical operations.
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Question: In 1929, the two cousins, Frederick Dannay and Manfred B. Lee, began writing detective fiction under what pseudonym?
Choices: Erle Stanley Gardner; Arthur Conan Doyle.; Ellery Queen; Anne Rice
Answer: Ellery Queen
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Question: On October 2, 1942 this enormous ocean liner collided with the light cruiser Curacoa, splitting the ship in half.
Choices: Rex; Normandie; Queen Mary; Queen Elizabeth
Answer: Queen Mary
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Question: This former Major League Baseball player was the first pitcher to win a World Series game in three different decades.
Choices: Roger Clemens of the Red Sox; Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers; Jim Palmer of the Orioles; Whitey Ford of the Yankees
Answer: Jim Palmer of the Orioles
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Question: This actress and socialite, born in Budapest, Hungary, appeared as dancer Jane Avril in Moulin Rouge (1952).
Choices: Zsa Zsa Gabor; Eva Gabor; Magda Gabor; Jolie Gabor
Answer: Zsa Zsa Gabor
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Question: This company, founded in Long Island in 1972  by Hyman Golden, Arnold Greenberg and Leonard Marsh, initially offered only carbonated apple soda.
Choices: Coca Cola; Astaris; Pepsi; Snapple
Answer: Snapple
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Question: This scientist, author of the non-fiction book, Three Steps to Victory, contributed considerably to the development of the radar, which became an important tool in warfare.
Choices: Sir John Cockcroft; Robert Watson-Watt; Ernest Walton; Lord Kelvin
Answer: Robert Watson-Watt
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Question: This programming language was invented by Grace Murray Hopper, who in 1973 became the first person from the United States and the first woman of any nationality, to be made a Distinguished Fellow of the British Computer Society.
Choices: FORTRAN; VISUAL BASIC; COBOL; BASIC
Answer: COBOL
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Question: According to this religion, which originated in the pre-history of South Asia, the universe was never created, nor will it ever cease to exist. One of the most important scriptures of this religion is Tattvartha Sutra.
Choices: Hinduism; Magnon Rouge; Buddhism; Jainism
Answer: Jainism
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Question: This highly symbolic novella, written by Franz Kafka tells the story of a man, who wakes up to find himself transformed into a giant insect-like creature.
Choices: The Metamorphosis; The Ones Who Must Wander; The Trial; The Wanderings
Answer: The Metamorphosis
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Question: This art and architecture school was founded in 1919 in Weimar, Germany. Paul Klee and  Wassily Kandinsky were among the prominent artists who lectured there.
Choices: Goethe Institut; The Bauhaus; The Sorbonne; Kunstacademien
Answer: The Bauhaus
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Question: Name the first artificial satellite, put in orbit on October 4 in 1957, which marked the beginning of the space race.
Choices: Sputnik I; Explorer I; Apollo I; Laika I
Answer: Sputnik I
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Question: This Major League Baseball player for the Detroit Tigers was given the nickname, The Bird.
Choices: Mark Fidrych; Bill Lee; Dennis Rodman; Bill Romanowski
Answer: Mark Fidrych
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Question: Actor Chuck Connors portrayed Lucas McCain on the television Western series, Rifleman. What  else did he do for a living ?
Choices: He was the original Marlboro Man.; He taught   at  UCLA; He was a professional baseball and basketball player; He was a stuntman on TV shows
Answer: He was a professional baseball and basketball player
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Question: What is the birth name of actress Reese Witherspoon?
Choices: Laura Witherspoon; Laura Jean Reese Witherspoon; Laura Michelle Reese Witherspoon; Reese Witherspoon
Answer: Laura Jean Reese Witherspoon
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Question: Reese Witherspoon made her film debut, playing the 14- year-old tomboy, Danielle Trant, in which movie?
Choices: Jack the Bear; Fried Green Tomatoes; Terms of Endearment; The man in the Moon
Answer: The man in the Moon
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Question: What is the name of the fashion savvy character, portrayed by Reese Witherspoon in the 2001 movie Legally Blonde?
Choices: Elle Woods; Jenna Woods; Elle Jones; Elaine Jones
Answer: Elle Woods
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Question: Reese Witherspoon, who portrays June Carter Cash in the box office hit Walk the Line, did her own singing in the movie and played what instrument?
Choices: Harmonica; Banjo; Auto-harp; Guitar
Answer: Auto-harp
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Question: In this romantic comedy, Reese Witherspoon plays Elizabeth Masterson, a young workaholic doctor.
Choices: Heaven; Just Like Heaven; Heavenly Love; Loving you
Answer: Just Like Heaven
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Question: One of Reeses ancestors, John Witherspoon, signed the Declaration of Independence.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: Following her high school graduation, Reese attended Stanford University. What was her major?
Choices: English Literature; Elementary Education; Psychology; Pre-Med
Answer: English Literature
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Question: Soon after getting engaged in 1998, Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Philippe, starred together in which movie?
Choices: Election; Fear; Poison Ivy; Cruel Intentions
Answer: Cruel Intentions
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Question: This character, portrayed by Reese Witherspoon in the 2002 movie Sweet Home Alabama is a New York City fashion designer who suddenly finds herself engaged to the citys most eligible bachelor.
Choices: Stephanie Carmichael; Melanie Spooner; Stephanie Spooner; Melanie Smooter
Answer: Melanie Smooter
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Question: In the movie Legally Blonde, the main character, portrayed by Reese Witherspoon, has a chihuahua, whose name is what?
Choices: Buster; Benny; Bruiser; CoCo
Answer: Bruiser
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Question: This man is one of the greatest and most famous scientists of the 20th century.  In 1921 he received the Nobel Prize in physics. He left his native country right after Hitler came to power and went to the US.
Choices: Sigmund Freud; Franz Kafka; Albert Einstein; Isaac Newton
Answer: Albert Einstein
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Question: This great actor was born in a poor suburb of London.  Shortly after arriving in the US in 1910, he signed a $1,000,000 contract to play in a silent comedy series.
Choices: Harry Behn; Adolph Zukor; Clark Gable; Charlie Chaplin
Answer: Charlie Chaplin
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Question: He was the first Head of U.S.S.R. from 1917 to 1924 and the founder of the Russian Communist Party.  His body was embalmed and nowadays you can see it in his mausoleum on Red Square in Moscow.
Choices: Yeltsin; Lenin; Stalin; Gorbachev
Answer: Lenin
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Question: He was the first human to travel into space.  When he was in orbit he declared I dont see any god up here.  A crater on the far side of the Moon is named after him.
Choices: Yuri Gagarin; Laika; Georgi Ivanov; Neil Armstrong
Answer: Yuri Gagarin
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Question: This African American man was born in Atlanta, Ga, USA.  He was a pivotal figure in the Civil Rights Movement.  One of his famous quotes is,  I have a dream....
Choices: Martin Luther King, Jr.; Jesse Owens; Marcus Garvey; Gerome Bennington
Answer: Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Question: This Russian leader received the Nobel Price on October 15, 1990 because of his role in loosening the Soviet hegemony over Eastern Europe effectively ending the Cold War.
Choices: Vladimir Putin; Boris Yeltsin; Mikhail Gorbachev; Leonid Brezhnev
Answer: Mikhail Gorbachev
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Question: The greatest myth about this person is that he invented the automobile. However, he was the man to enable mass production of automobiles. This became possible by the standardized interchangeable parts and assembly-line techniques.
Choices: Nicolaus August Otto; Gottlieb Daimler; Karl Benz; Henry Ford
Answer: Henry Ford
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Question: This Austrian neurologist was the founder of the psychoanalytic school. He made popular the idea of conscious versus unconscious and considered dream interpretation very important.
Choices: Carl Jung; James Fowler; Sigmund Freud; Alfred Adler
Answer: Sigmund Freud
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Question: This Argentinean was a radio and TV actress before she married Juan Peró® ©n 1945, who later became President of Argentina.  She had a foundation that supported the demands of the poor, orphaned children and womens rights.
Choices: Margaret Thatcher; Evita Peron; Indira Gandhi; Raisa Gorbacheva
Answer: Evita Peron
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Question: He was the most famous artist in the world by the late 1930s.  This artist started expressing space in a strongly geometrical way; which led to the appearance of Cubism.  He attended the School of Fine Arts in Barcelona but he was first learned to paint from his father.
Choices: Pablo Picasso; Vincent Van Gogh; Michelangelo; Salvador Dali
Answer: Pablo Picasso
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Question: With glorious red hair and a striking figure, this Love Goddess was the World War ll pinup.
Choices: Lucille Ball; Katharine Hepburn; Rita Hayworth; Greta Garbo
Answer: Rita Hayworth
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Question: Even though she was of the most popular and highly paid Hollywood actors of the 1930s, her image was risque and sultry.  In 1959 she wrote her autobiography, Goodness Had Nothing to Do with It.
Choices: Mae West; Lillian Gish; Rosalind Russell; Bette Davis
Answer: Mae West
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Question: One of the greatest entertainers of the 20th century, this one-time child star recorded nearly 100 singles and about a dozen albums.  Her 1955 album was titled Miss Show Business.
Choices: Judy Garland; Virginia Weidler; Margaret OBrien; Shirley Temple
Answer: Judy Garland
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Question: What stunning screen siren was married to three  famous men - Mickey Rooney, Artie Shaw, and Frank Sinatra?
Choices: Bette Davis; Ava Gardner; Elizabeth Taylor; Joan Crawford
Answer: Ava Gardner
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Question: This unparalleled actress was nominated eleven times for an Academy Award, but only won two of them. One of them was for her role in Dangerous.
Choices: Katharine Hepburn; Bette Davis; Ingrid Berman; Lauren Bacall
Answer: Bette Davis
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Question: This lady started out as a serious actress but was famously known to play wisecracking career women, such as her character Hildy Johnson.
Choices: Lucille Ball; Elizabeth Taylor; Rosalind Russell; Eve Arden
Answer: Rosalind Russell
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Question: Popular legend has it that she was discovered sitting on a fountain stool at Schwabs drugstore in Hollywood. She is well known for playing a lead role on a very risque, controversial book turned into film.  She was called Judy as a child.
Choices: Marilyn Monroe; Ginger Rogers; Barbara Stanwyck; Lana Turner
Answer: Lana Turner
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Question: This actress starred in almost a hundred films during her career and received four nominations for the Academy Award for Best Actress.  She received an Academy Honorary Award for superlative creativity and unique contribution to the art of screen acting in 1982.
Choices: Barbara Stanwyck; Gene Tierney; Loretta Young; Jane Wyman
Answer: Barbara Stanwyck
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Question: This gorgeous movie actress - radiant and dark haired, received her only Oscar nomination for playing a neurotic bride in the film noir Leave Her to Heaven. (1945)
Choices: Elizabeth Taylor; Loretta Young; Lauren Bacall; Gene Tierney
Answer: Gene Tierney
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Question: Born Lucille Fay LeSueur, studio chief Louis B. Mayer was unhappy with her name.  A contest in the fan magazine Movie Weekly was the source of her well-known stage name.  She won her only Oscar after being dropped by MGM and revived by Warner Bros.
Choices: Paulette Goddard; Bette Davis; Joan Fontaine; Joan Crawford
Answer: Joan Crawford
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Question: Elephants can live to 70 plus years.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: The African Elephant is an endangered species.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: Tiny elephants once lived on the island of Crete.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: Elephants are the only member of the group of animals known as Pachyderms.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: Asian Elephants are larger than African Elephants.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: There are only two remaining species of elephants in the world.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: Nowadays there are nearly 1.3 million wild African Elephants.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: An elephants trunk has over 40,000 individual muscles in it.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: Elephants tusks can grow an entire foot (30 cm) each year.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: Elephants are related to manatees.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: Mae is the first name of what American film legend and sex symbol?
Choices: Mae Watson; Mae West; Mae Fields; Mae Marx
Answer: Mae West
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Question: Who was the youngest of the Cratchit children from the Charles Dickenss novelette A Christmas Carol?
Choices: Bob; Sue; Tom; Tim
Answer: Tim
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Question: Which Lex was the arch enemy of the comics character Superman?
Choices: Evilheart; Luther; Lucifer; Snidely
Answer: Luther
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Question: What was Mrs. Corleones first name in the Mario Puzo novel The Godfather?
Choices: Pam; Nan; Fay; Kay
Answer: Kay
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Question: Who was the famous Sam of the detective story The Maltese Falcon?
Choices: Spade; Hammer; Queen; Stout
Answer: Spade
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Question: What is the first name of the actor who played the famous barman Sam on the TV series Cheers?
Choices: Wes; Tom; Ted; Bob
Answer: Ted
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Question: What is the first name of the film maker Burton, known as the creator of many horror films?
Choices: Wes; Joe; Bob; Tim
Answer: Tim
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Question: Who was the head man of the popular 1997 sci-fi film Men in Black?
Choices: Bet; Alf; Zed; Psi
Answer: Zed
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Question: What is the last name of the beautiful actress Ava who is in the American Film Institutes greatest stars of all time list?
Choices: Peterson; Loren; Gardner; Sommers
Answer: Gardner
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Question: What was the last name of the title character Bob in the film What About Bob?
Choices: Murray; Wiley; Peters; Marvin
Answer: Wiley
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Question: Where do the hobbits get their swords (Frodos first sword) in the book The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring?
Choices: From Elrond; From a barrow; From Bilbo; From Aragorn
Answer: From a barrow
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Question: In the book The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring , who saves Frodo after he was stabbed by the wraith?
Choices: Arwen; Gandalf; Glorfindel; Elrond
Answer: Glorfindel
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Question: Does Frodo leave directly from Bag End when he takes the ring to Elrond?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: No
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Question: About how old is Frodo when he leaves the Shire in the book The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring?
Choices: 50; 60; 20; 40
Answer: 50
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Question: In the book The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, what two races do not like each other?
Choices: Men and dwarfs; Men and hobbits; Elves and men; Elves and dwarfs
Answer: Elves and dwarfs
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Question: In the book The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, who sings a song to the willow tree that has trapped Merry and Pippin?
Choices: Treebeard; Glorfindel; Tom Bombadil; Arwen
Answer: Tom Bombadil
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Question: Is there a character in the book The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, that is still able to see the person wearing the ring?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: Yes
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Question: In the book The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, what character helps the four hobbits get on their way while they are still in the Shire?
Choices: Farmer Maggot; Gandalf; Tom Bombadil; Arwen
Answer: Farmer Maggot
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Question: Who sang Something in the Air, which appeared on the soundtrack of the film The Strawberry Statement (1970)?
Choices: Thunderclap Newman; Ian Hunter; Barry Manilow; Captain and Tennille
Answer: Thunderclap Newman
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Question: This singer and songwriter is best known for his hits, I Write The Songs, Mandy and Copacabana (At The Copa).
Choices: Tony Orlando; Leif Garrett; Billy Joel; Barry Manilow
Answer: Barry Manilow
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Question: Terry Jacks and his wife Susan Pesklevits formed this pop musical group, popular in 1960s and early 70s.
Choices: The Poppy Family; The Cowsills; The Association; Spanky and Our Gang
Answer: The Poppy Family
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Question: What is rock singer and musician, Alice Coopers real name?
Choices: Nathan Birnbaum; Allen Konisberg; Robert Alan Zimmerman; Vincent Furnier
Answer: Vincent Furnier
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Question: Who sang Lido Shuffle, a song featured in the 1976 album, Silk Degrees?
Choices: Phil Lynott; Tim Buckley; David - Clayton- Thomas; Boz Scaggs
Answer: Boz Scaggs
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Question: Her Knock Knock Whos There was released as a single (APPLE 26) on March 23, 1970.
Choices: Maria Muldaur; Phoebe Snow; Mary Hopkin; Janis Ian
Answer: Mary Hopkin
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Question: This 1970s funk group had three singles, among which, Boogie Nights
Choices: DeBarge; Heatwave; The Miracles; The Sylvers
Answer: Heatwave
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Question: This British band is best known for the 1975 world-famous hit, Sky High.
Choices: Pilot; Jigsaw; Manassas; Mott the Hoople
Answer: Jigsaw
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Question: Who sang 1970s top ten hit,  Baby, Im a Want You?
Choices: Blondie; Humble Pie; The Faces; Bread
Answer: Bread
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Question: What  pop band, formed in 1973 in San Francisco, California, sang  Whatcha Gonna Do?
Choices: Squeeze; Pablo Cruise; The Time; Raydio
Answer: Pablo Cruise
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Question: In the comedy movie Coming to America, Akeem was the prince of what country?
Choices: Zanadu; Zambia; Zamunda; Zenovia
Answer: Zamunda
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Question: In the movie Coming to America, Akeem and Semmi visit the United States of America to search for Akeems future bride. In which borough of New York City do they decide to begin their bridal search?
Choices: Staten Island; Manhattan; The Bronx; Queens
Answer: Queens
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Question: In the comedy movie Coming to America, the cab driver that picks up Akeem and Semmi from the airport when they arrive in New York City was played by Jake Steinfeld, who had his own fitness show called Body by Jake back in the 1980s.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: In the film Coming to America, what was the name of Clarences barber shop where Clarence and his friends would discuss great boxing legends?
Choices: Kwik Cuts; My-T Sharp; A Cut Above; Hair Force
Answer: My-T Sharp
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Question: In the movie Coming to America, Akeem first sees his future bride at a Black Awareness Rally.  At this rally, Randy Watson (played by Eddie Murphy) and his band provided a special rendition of Whitney Houstons Greatest Love of All. What was the name of Randy Watsons band?
Choices: Sexual Chocolate; Afrikan Bambaata; Brown Sugar; Soul Food
Answer: Sexual Chocolate
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Question: Lisa, one of the characters from the movie Coming to America, dated a young man by the name of Darryl Jenks (played by Eriq La Salle). Daryl was spoiled, rich and destined to inherit a fortune from his fathers business. What was the name of his fathers company?
Choices: Fro Grow; Soul Glo; Hair Care; Jheri Curl
Answer: Soul Glo
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Question: In the movie Coming to America, Lisas father Cleo (played by John Amos) owned a restaurant which was very similar to this hugely popular restaurant franchise.
Choices: Wendys; White Castle; Burger King; McDonalds
Answer: McDonalds
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Question: In Coming to America, Akeem and Semmi stop a hold-up man trying to rob Cleos restaurant.  What famous actor plays the robber?
Choices: Isaac Hayes; Chris Rock; Jim Brown; Samuel L. Jackson
Answer: Samuel L. Jackson
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Question: In the movie Coming to America, one of the first things Akeem did when he arrived in America was to get a haircut. When Akeem walked into the barber shop, Clarence the barber told him that he would be with him in a moment because he was already cutting someone elses hair. What famous Academy Award- winning actor portrayed the young man who was getting his hair cut when Akeem and Semmi came into the barber shop?
Choices: Cuba Gooding, Jr.; Terrence Howard; Jaime Foxx; Will Smith
Answer: Cuba Gooding, Jr.
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Question: Which collective noun refers to a group of gorillas?
Choices: Band; Gang; Brood; Herd
Answer: Band
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Question: Quails and swans live in groups, referred to as what?
Choices: Bevy; Team; Hive; Gaggle
Answer: Bevy
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Question: What collective noun can be used as a synonym of troup, which means a group of kangaroos?
Choices: Gaggle; Herd; Flock; Mob
Answer: Mob
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Question: A group of geese is called both a gaggle and a skein.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: Which collective noun refers to a group of cats?
Choices: Colony; Troop; Flock; Clutter
Answer: Clutter
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Question: Which collective noun means a group of bees?
Choices: Swarm; All of these; Hive; Grist
Answer: All of these
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Question: Elk live in a group called what?
Choices: Congregation; Gang; Band; Brood
Answer: Gang
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Question: Crows live in a group called a murder.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: Which word means a group of whales or seals?
Choices: Team; Pack; School; Pod
Answer: Pod
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Question: Which noun means a group of swine?
Choices: Leash; None of these; Brace; Brood
Answer: None of these
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Question: According to the classic tv show M*A*S*H, what state was the character Hawkeyeâ originally from?
Choices: Maine; Michigan; Pennsylvania; Ohio
Answer: Maine
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Question: Dr. Hawkeye Pierce was given his nickname by his father. Where did his father get the name?
Choices: A Movie; An Indian; A Boat; A Book
Answer: A Book
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Question: Where did Dr. Hawkeye Pierce attend medical school according to M*A*S*H?
Choices: Philadelphia; New York; Boston; Chicago
Answer: Boston
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Question: Dr. Hawkeye Pierce from M*A*S*H* is married in the TV series.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: In the popular TV series M*A*S*H, what color is Dr. Hawkeye Pierces favorite bathrobe?
Choices: Gray; Blue; Brown; Red
Answer: Red
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Question: What is Hawkeyes beverage of choice in M*A*S*H?
Choices: Imported Vodka; Homemade Gin Martinis; 40 year old Scotch; Korean Beer
Answer: Homemade Gin Martinis
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Question: This country has the highest number of breweries in the world, and beer plays a significant part of its culture. Among the numerous famous brands it produces are Krombacher, Warsteiner and Bitburger.
Choices: Belgium; Sweden; Austria; Germany
Answer: Germany
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Question: This dark stout beer was first brewed in 1759 at St. Jamess Gate Brewery, Dublin, Ireland.  One of its varieties is Foreign Extra Stout Nigeria, which is brewed using sorghum instead of barley.
Choices: Grolsch; Guinness; Bud Light; Beckâs
Answer: Guinness
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Question: It is stated in ancient texts that the earliest beers are Sumerian. Name the ancient Sumerian goddess of beer, daughter of  Enki.
Choices: Ninkasi; Hedetet; Fauna; Feronia
Answer: Ninkasi
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Question: Efes Beverage Group, founded in 1969 and named after an ancient city, is the major beer producer in this country.
Choices: Denmark; Poland; Turkey; Greece
Answer: Turkey
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Question: This beer brand, which is a German language adjective for something from the city of ÄeskÃ© BudÄjoviceis, is often advertised as the King of Beersâ.
Choices: Budweiser; Heineken; Corona; Pilsner Urquell
Answer: Budweiser
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Question: Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy. The words were delivered by this philosopher, inventor, politician and economist.
Choices: Thomas Jefferson; Benjamin Franklin; Abraham Lincoln; Washington Irving
Answer: Benjamin Franklin
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Question: One of the most famous events in Munich, Germany is this two-week annual festival. It begins with a keg of beer tapped by the Mayor of Munich.
Choices: Shwung Festival; Oktoberfest; Bayreuth Festival; Bregenzer Festspiele
Answer: Oktoberfest
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Question: This country is famous for its lager beers, especially Amstel, Heineken and Grolsch.
Choices: Belgium; Denmark; Germany; Netherlands
Answer: Netherlands
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Question: Name the movie in which Vincent said the following words: Well, in Amsterdam, you can buy beer in a movie theatre. And I dont mean in a paper cup either. They give you a glass of beer, like in a bar. In Paris, you can buy beer at MacDonalds.
Choices: âLadder 49â; âPulp Fictionâ; âFace Offâ; âA Love Song For Bobby Longâ
Answer: âPulp Fictionâ
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Question: Name the phase in beer brewing in which the malted grains are crushed and soaked in warm water, as a result of which, enzymes turn starches into fermentable sugars.
Choices: Sparging; Fermentation; Boiling; Mashing
Answer: Mashing
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Question: One of the causes of World War II was this treaty, which officially ended World War I and forced Germany to accept full responsibility for the war, pay reparations and forfeit all its overseas and African colonies.
Choices: Treaty of Paris; Treaty of Venice; Treaty of Versailles; Treaty of Brussels
Answer: Treaty of Versailles
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Question: Which country did Germany invade on September 1, 1939?
Choices: France; Poland; Austria; Hungary
Answer: Poland
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Question: The treaty of non-aggression signed between Germany and the Soviet Union a few months before the start of WW II was violated when Germany invaded the USSR. The operation of the German invasion was named what?
Choices: Attila; Lebensraum; Cartagena; Barbarossa
Answer: Barbarossa
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Question: What was the name of the ballistic missile weapon first used in the Second World War?
Choices: V-2; M2; Heinkel 188; JS-8
Answer: V-2
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Question: During WW II, the German name Auschwitz was given to what?
Choices: A submarine; An airplane; A concentration camp; An operation code name
Answer: A concentration camp
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Question: An estimated 62 million people lost their lives during World War II.  Which country gave the most casualties?
Choices: United Kingdom; Soviet Union; Germany; Poland
Answer: Soviet Union
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Question: How did Adolf Hitler, the leader of  Nazi Germany from 1934 to 1945, die?
Choices: He died of natural causes In Soviet captivity; He was assassinated; He died of heart attack when the Soviets reached the Reichstag; He committed suicide
Answer: He committed suicide
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Question: Which of these countries managed to stay neutral throughout the Second World War?
Choices: Bulgaria; Switzerland; Finland; Canada
Answer: Switzerland
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Question: During the Battle of Stalingrad, Hitler made a desperate attempt to deter his forces from surrendering. What did he do?
Choices: Promised money to all soldiers; Promoted the general in charge; Issued an order anyone who surrendered to be shot; Threatened the general in charge with execution of his family
Answer: Promoted the general in charge
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Question: United States declared war on Japan following the attack on Pearl Harbor. What was President Franklin Rooseveltâs pretext to enter the European theater?
Choices: Germanys threats on the United Kingdom; United Kingdoms plea for help; The German declaration of war on the United States; The German invasion of the Soviet Union
Answer: The German declaration of war on the United States
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Question: The astrological signs Cancer, Pisces and Scorpio are associated with the element Air.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: Taurus, Virgo and Capricorn are astrological signs that fall under what element?
Choices: Earth; Fire; Water; Air
Answer: Earth
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Question: What is a persons astrological sign if he/she was born between August 23 and September 22?
Choices: Capricorn; Aries; Virgo; Libra
Answer: Virgo
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Question: The archer is the symbol of which of these signs?
Choices: Scorpio; Cancer; Sagittarius; Capricorn
Answer: Sagittarius
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Question: The symbol of the astrological sign Libra is the bull.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: People born under the astrological sign Gemini have a birthday between May 21 and June 21.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: A person born on December 23 is on the cusp of which 2 signs?
Choices: Gemini-Cancer; Virgo-Libra; Aquarius-Pisces; Sagittarius-Capricorn
Answer: Sagittarius-Capricorn
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Question: Aerosmiths Dude Looks Like a Lady was written about Vince Neil of Motley Crue.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: From the year 1945, when the United Nations was founded to 2006 there were over 200 wars.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: In 2001, St. Patricks Day celebration went on as planned in Ireland.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False