kth8/OpenTriviaQA huggingface dataset:
Category: general
Question: Which was the first music album to sell at least 20 million units?
Choices: Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin IV; Pink Floyd - The Wall; Billy Joel - Greatest HitsVolumes I and II; AC/DC - Back in Black
Answer: Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin IV
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Question: In 2005, Danny Way became the first person to do this. In the process he attained a speed of over 50 mph. What did he do?
Choices: Eject from an SST; Skateboard over the Great Wall of China; High dive from the Eiffel Tower; Shoot out of a submarine torpedo tube
Answer: Skateboard over the Great Wall of China
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Question: This was the largest active passenger airplane for 2007.
Choices: Sukhoi 27; Boeing 757; Airbus A380; Boeing 747
Answer: Airbus A380
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Question: The Freedom of the Seas was the largest cruise ship for 2007. It is owned by Royal Caribbean. Which statement is NOT true about this ship?
Choices: It displaces about 160,000 tons.; It can carry 3,634 passengers.; It is about 1,112 feet (340 m) long by 184 feet (56 m) wide.; It is about as tall as the CN Tower.
Answer: It is about as tall as the CN Tower.
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Question: Sportsman Jerry DePoyster is a record breaker in this category.
Choices: Fastest 100 yard dash on roller skates; Longest field goal in an NBA game; Shortest punt in the NFL; Worst pass completion record in an NFL season
Answer: Shortest punt in the NFL
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Question: The worlds largest swimming pool in 2007 was in this country.
Choices: Chile; Morocco; North Korea; Venezuela
Answer: Chile
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Question: Who is the first performer/band to have at least 36 Billboard Top Ten albums?
Choices: The Beatles; Elvis Presley; The Rolling Stones; Frank Sinatra
Answer: The Rolling Stones
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Question: In 1963 this soundtrack broke the record for the most weeks as the number one album on the Billboard charts.
Choices: The Body Guard; West Side Story; Saturday Night Fever; South Pacific
Answer: West Side Story
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Question: Which of these performers/bands has had the number one and number two albums on the Billboard chart twice?
Choices: The Rolling Stones; Guns n Roses; Pink Floyd; Frank Sinatra
Answer: Guns n Roses
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Question: Who was the first performer to have both the Billboard number one and number two album?
Choices: Willie Nelson; Frank Sinatra; Bob Newhart; Johnny Mathis
Answer: Bob Newhart
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Question: This was the worldâs largest university for 2007 (considering total active enrollment.)
Choices: Allama Iqbal Open University; The Ohio State University; Indira Gandhi National Open University; Islamic Azad University
Answer: Allama Iqbal Open University
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Question: This luxury U.S. car make was founded in 1902 from what had remained from the Henry Ford Company, and in 1909 it was bought by General Motors.
Choices: Hummer; Cadillac; Ford; Chevrolet
Answer: Cadillac
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Question: The first passenger car of this Japanese car make was built in 1936. The brand also operates Lexus and Scion.
Choices: Honda; Toyota; Nissan; Yamaha
Answer: Toyota
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Question: In 1889, this French car brand produced its first automobile, a three-wheeled car powered by steam and designed by Leon Serpollet.
Choices: Renault; Bugatti; Peugeot; Citroen
Answer: Peugeot
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Question: This Italian car make, founded in 1963, has a bull on its emblem.
Choices: Lamborghini; Ferrari; Maserati; Alfa Romeo
Answer: Lamborghini
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Question: The founder of this German car brand produced the first petrol-powered motorcycle in the world, as well as the first gasoline-powered automobile.
Choices: BMW; Porsche; Mercedes-Benz; Opel
Answer: Mercedes-Benz
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Question: This British car make was founded under the name Swallow Sidecar Company in 1922, and is known for its elegant sports cars and luxury saloons.
Choices: Jaguar; Bentley; Rolls-Royce; Land Rover
Answer: Jaguar
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Question: This American car make was founded in 1911, and was purchased by General Motors in 1917.
Choices: Hummer; Ford; Chevrolet; Cadillac
Answer: Chevrolet
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Question: The slogan of this Japanese car make, founded on September 24, 1948, is The Power of Dreams.
Choices: Nissan; Suzuki; Honda; Yamaha
Answer: Honda
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Question: What German car make, founded in 1931, is famous for its high performance luxury automobiles?
Choices: Volkswagen; Mercedes-Benz; BMW; Porsche
Answer: Porsche
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Question: This Italian car brand was founded on June 24, 1910 in Milan. Its badge features a red cross and a serpent devouring a human.
Choices: Lancia; Fiat; Ferrari; Alfa Romeo
Answer: Alfa Romeo
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Question: Where did the first reported attacks of the legendary blood-sucking creature called Chupacabra occur?
Choices: Puerto Rico; Brazil; Texas, USA; Nicaragua
Answer: Puerto Rico
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Question: In February 2004, In Romania the relatives of a dead man called Toma Petre were terrified of the thought that he had become a vampire. What did they do?
Choices: They exhumed his corpse.; They hired a priest to keep an eye on his grave at night.; All of these; They planted garlic on his grave and all around the graveyard.
Answer: They exhumed his corpse.
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Question: What cruel punishment did Vlad III, Prince of Wallachia, who inspired Bram Stokers 1897 novel Dracula, like to impose?
Choices: Skinning alive; Impalement; Burning alive; Blood draining
Answer: Impalement
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Question: A popular method of finding a vampires grave involved this animal that would supposedly balk at the grave.
Choices: Horse; Chicken; Black cat; Wolf
Answer: Horse
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Question: Which of these plants was believed to scare off vampires and keep them at bay?
Choices: Hyacinth; Wild rose; Dandelion; Parsley
Answer: Wild rose
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Question: In 2006 a female corpse dating from the 16th century was found near Venice. According to archaeologists the presence of this object in the corpses mouth was the result of a vampire-slaying ritual.
Choices: An animal bones; A glass piece; A crucifix; A brick
Answer: A brick
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Question: The African vampiric creature, known as Adze, was believed to take the form of this animal in order to hunt children.
Choices: Lizard; Firefly; Snake; Bat
Answer: Firefly
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Question: According to Slavic belief, what type of death caused the soul to become unclean and potentially transformed a corpse into a vampire?
Choices: Early death; Violent death; Death of an unbaptized person; All of these
Answer: All of these
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Question: Which of these diseases has been connected with vampires, as some of the symptoms were interpreted as vampirism?
Choices: Plague; Epilepsy; Rabies; Neurosis
Answer: Rabies
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Question: Which of these serial murderers was nicknamed The Vampire of Sacramento, as he drank the blood and ate the remains of his victims?
Choices: Joseph Paul Franklin; Joe Ball; Richard Chase; Jeffrey Dahmer
Answer: Richard Chase
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Question: Name the famous (infamous?) philosopher who posited the concept of The Superman(Der Ubermensch).
Choices: Marx; Kant; Hegel; Nietzche
Answer: Nietzche
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Question: Name the young actor who starred in 2006s Civic Duty and whose nicknames include Superman and Dodi.
Choices: Peter Krause; Khaled Abol Naga; Richard Schiff; Ian Tracy
Answer: Khaled Abol Naga
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Question: This concept was popularized in Dostoevskys Notes from the Underground, Pushkins Eugene Onegin and in many of the works of Turgenev.
Choices: The Super-Tribe; The Superfluous Man; The Total Man; The Super Race
Answer: The Superfluous Man
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Question: Who played Clark Kent/Superman in the 1948 Superman movie?
Choices: Jack Larsen; George Reeves; Christopher Reeves; Kirk Alyn
Answer: Kirk Alyn
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Question: What does C.W. Ettingers book Man into Superman deal with?
Choices: Putting computers into humans; Cryogenics; Transplanting animal organs into humans; Transplanting human organs
Answer: Cryogenics
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Question: Which of the following starred in the movie Superfly?
Choices: Ron ONeal; Louis Gossett; Richard Roundtree; Levar Burton
Answer: Ron ONeal
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Question: What phobia means fear of making decisions?
Choices: Deipnophobia; Defecaloesiophobia; Dementophobia; Decidophobia
Answer: Decidophobia
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Question: What phobia is referred as fear of houses?
Choices: Dishabiliophobia; Dysmorphophobia; Domatophobia; Doraphobia
Answer: Domatophobia
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Question: What term means fear of skin diseases?
Choices: Dextrophobia; Dermatosiophobia; Dermatophobia; Dentophobia
Answer: Dermatosiophobia
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Question: Dinophobia is defined as fear of stories about dinosaurs.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: What does demophobia mean?
Choices: Fear of insanity; Fear of crowds; Fear of demons; Fear of trees
Answer: Fear of crowds
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Question: Elurophobia means fear of cats.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: What is the word for fear of horses?
Choices: Equinophobia; Ereuthrophobia; Eremophobia; Epistemophobia
Answer: Equinophobia
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Question: This phobia is known as the fear of criticism.
Choices: Ephebiphobia; Entomophobia; Enosiophobia; Eosophobia
Answer: Enosiophobia
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Question: Fear of riding a taxi is referred as epistaxiophobia.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: What is known as the fear of electricity?
Choices: Eleutherophobia; Electrophobia; Emetophobia; Enetophobia
Answer: Electrophobia
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Question: What do  the male name Thomas and its derivatives Tom, Thom, Tomas, Tomm all mean?
Choices: Brave; Doubt; Soldier; Twin
Answer: Twin
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Question: What is the meaning of the names Paul, Paula, Paulina, Pablo, Paulo, Paolo?
Choices: Small, humble; Sacred, hallowed; Gtreat; Stubborn, obstinate
Answer: Small, humble
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Question: What do the names Matthew, Mathew, Matt and Mat mean?
Choices: Preacher; God is merciful; Holy star; Gift of God
Answer: Gift of God
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Question: The popular female names Alice, Alicia and Alisha, all mean what?
Choices: Spite; Whole; Incarnation; Nobility
Answer: Nobility
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Question: What is the meaning of the female names Anastasia, Anastacia, Stacy, Nastassja, Nastia?
Choices: Martyr; Angelic; Resurrection; River
Answer: Resurrection
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Question: The names Robert, Robbie, Rob, Robin, Robyn, Roberto, Bert, refer to what?
Choices: Long way; Honorable master; Mighty warrior; Bright fame
Answer: Bright fame
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Question: What is the meaning of the names Emily, Emma, Amelie, Amelia, Em, Emmie?
Choices: Spice; Sympathy; Justice; Rival
Answer: Rival
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Question: What do the names Henry, Harry, Harrison, Hal, Hank, Enrique mean?
Choices: Home ruler; Victorious warrior; Active in battle; Abundant land
Answer: Home ruler
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Question: What is the origin of the popular feminine names Susanna, Susan, Sue, Suzie, Sanna?
Choices: Greek; Persian; Hebrew; Old Germanic
Answer: Persian
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Question: What is the meaning of the popular names Joseph, Josephine, Jose, Josef, Joe, Joey?
Choices: The Lord is merciful.; The Lord will add.; The Lord is with us.; The Lord loves us.
Answer: The Lord will add.
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Question: Which set of numbers is most significant to baseball?
Choices: 3,4,9; 1,83,26; 9,13,26; 1,7,17
Answer: 3,4,9
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Question: Which year is most significant to Napoleon Bonaparte?
Choices: 1700 AD; 1600 AD; 1800 AD; 2525 AD
Answer: 1800 AD
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Question: Do all of the U.S. Armed Forces have the rank of General?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: No
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Question: There is no limit to how many persons with rank General can be in service in the U.S. Armed Forces at one time.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: This U.S. general, born in Little Rock Arkansas, fought in 3 major wars (World War I, World War II, Korean War) and was one of the few men ever to rise to the rank of General of the Army.
Choices: Omar Bradley; Dwight Eisenhower; Colin Powell; Douglas MacArthur
Answer: Douglas MacArthur
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Question: Before 2008 a female had not attained the rank of a 4-Star General in U.S. history.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: This General, born in Wynnewood Oklahoma, was the U.S. general leading the attack on the Taliban in Afghanistan in response to the September 11th 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center and The Pentagon.
Choices: Matthew Ridgeway; Donald Rumsfeld; Tommy Franks; Colin Powell
Answer: Tommy Franks
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Question: This famous general is considered to be one of the most gifted tactical commanders in United States history. He excelled at the First Battle of Bull Run (where he received his famous nickname), Antietam, and Fredericksburg. Who is he?
Choices: Robert E Lee; Ulysses S. Grant; Tommy Richardson; Thomas Jonathon Jackson
Answer: Thomas Jonathon Jackson
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Question: Which general born in New York in 1954 was elected the 10th Commander of the U.S. Central Command?
Choices: George Patton; Lloyd Wright; Wesley Clark; David Petraeus
Answer: David Petraeus
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Question: What was the cause of the Malaysia Airlines Flight 653 crash on 4 December 1977?
Choices: Storm; All of these; Engine malfunction; Hijacking
Answer: Hijacking
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Question: What caused the tragedy with the Saudia Flight 163 on August 19, 1980?
Choices: The pilot fell asleep.; Fog; A bird; Fire
Answer: Fire
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Question: Which of these statements is true about the Pan Am Flight 759 disaster that happened on July 9, 1982?
Choices: All of these; 153 people were killed.; There was only one survivor.; It was flying from Miami to Las Vegas.
Answer: All of these
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Question: Where did the South African Airways Flight 295 crash on 28 November 1987?
Choices: Madagascar; Mediterranean sea; Indian ocean; Morocco
Answer: Indian ocean
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Question: What was the cause of one of the deadliest airplane disasters in history that happened on 26 April 1994 with China Airlines Flight 140?
Choices: Overload; Fire; Pilot error; All of these
Answer: Pilot error
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Question: What did the American Airlines Flight 965 crash into on December 20, 1995 in Colombia?
Choices: Another plane; Mountain; Village; Skyscraper
Answer: Mountain
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Question: In which of these New York City neighborhoods did the American Airlines Flight 587 crash on November 12, 2001?
Choices: Queens; The Bronx; Brooklyn; Manhattan
Answer: Queens
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Question: What was the reason for the crash of West Caribbean Airways Flight 708 in Venezuela on August 16, 2005?
Choices: Running out of fuel; Engine trouble; Bomb explosion; Hijacking
Answer: Engine trouble
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Question: Where did the TAM Airlines Flight 3054 deadly accident from July 17, 2007 occur?
Choices: Jamaica; Brazil; United States; Tahiti
Answer: Brazil
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Question: What was the destination of the Air France Flight 447 that crashed on June 1, 2009 in the Atlantic Ocean?
Choices: Los Angeles, California, USA; Ottawa, Canada; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Paris, France
Answer: Paris, France
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Question: The birthstone of this month is the emerald, and its birth flower is Lily of the Valley.
Choices: May; July; September; November
Answer: May
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Question: The birthstone of this month is the yellow topaz, and its birth flower is the chrysanthemum.
Choices: December; January; March; November
Answer: November
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Question: What month has the garnet for its birthstone and the snowdrop for its birth flower?
Choices: April; January; March; February
Answer: January
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Question: The diamond is chosen as the birthstone of this month.
Choices: August; March; April; December
Answer: April
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Question: The symbols of this month are the sapphire and the forget-me-not.
Choices: September; July; February; December
Answer: September
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Question: What month has the pearl for its birthstone and the rose for its birth flower?
Choices: May; July; March; June
Answer: June
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Question: The amethyst is the symbol and birthstone of this month.
Choices: September; April; July; February
Answer: February
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Question: The turquoise and poinsettia are symbols of this winter month.
Choices: January; February; All of these; December
Answer: December
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Question: Narcissus is the birth flower of this month, and its birthstone is the aquamarine.
Choices: July; March; May; October
Answer: March
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Question: The calendula, or marigold and the opal are the symbols of this month.
Choices: November; October; February; June
Answer: October
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Question: Which wedding anniversary is celebrated internationally as the Diamond Wedding Anniversary, or Diamond Wedding Day?
Choices: 60th anniversary; 80th anniversary; 50th anniversary; 40th anniversary
Answer: 60th anniversary
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Question: What does the term baseball diamond denote?
Choices: An award; A female baseball player; Baseball field; A title given to the greatest baseball players
Answer: Baseball field
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Question: What is the meaning of the term blood diamond?
Choices: Diamond used for financing wars; Red diamond; Stolen diamond; Diamond for which somebody has died
Answer: Diamond used for financing wars
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Question: What geographical area does the Diamond Dove populate?
Choices: Australia; Europe; Asia; South America
Answer: Australia
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Question: What is the title of the movie in which Marilyn Monroe famously sings the song Diamonds Are a Girls Best Friend?
Choices: The Prince and the Showgirl; Some Like It Hot; Gentlemen Prefer Blondes; How to Marry a Millionaire
Answer: Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
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Question: What does the word diamond literally mean?
Choices: Magical; Stone; Light; Unbreakable
Answer: Unbreakable
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Question: What actor portrayed James Bond in the 1971 movie Diamonds Are Forever?
Choices: George Lazenby; Roger Moore; Timothy Dalton; Sean Connery
Answer: Sean Connery
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Question: In the US, a record can be certified diamond, if it sells this number of copies.
Choices: 50 million; 10 million; 5 million; 20 million
Answer: 10 million
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Question: What Hollywood actor starred in the 2006 movie Blood Diamond?
Choices: Leonardo DiCaprio; Tom Cruise; All of these; Johnny Depp
Answer: Leonardo DiCaprio
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Question: What is the name of a successful American musician, nicknamed The Jewish Elvis?
Choices: Neil Diamond; Billy Diamond; Rodger Diamond; Walter Diamond
Answer: Neil Diamond
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Question: Topic: Name the Videogame. Characters: Samanosuke Akechi, Princess Yuki,  Nobunaga. What is the right question?
Choices: What is Devil May Cry?; What is Tenchu: Wrath of Heaven?; What is Genji: Dawn of the Samurai?; What is Onimusha?
Answer: What is Onimusha?
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Question: Topic: X-Men: This mutant has the ability to teleport. He has blue skin and a tail. His nickname is Nightcrawler. What is the right question?
Choices: Who is Kurt Wagner?; Who is Eric Lensherr?; Who is Scott Summers?; Who is Bobby Drake
Answer: Who is Kurt Wagner?
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Question: Topic: Fast Foods: This restaurant carries Chicken Tenders, Burger Shots and the Double Croissanwich. Ask the right question.
Choices: What is Jack in the Box?; What is Wendys?; What is Burger King?; What is Arbys?
Answer: What is Burger King?
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Question: Topic: Childrens Books. This series, written by Marc Brown, stars this bespectacled aardvark. What is the right question?
Choices: Who is Arthur?; Who is Junie B. Jones?; Who is Captain Underpants?; Who is Curious George?
Answer: Who is Arthur?
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Question: The Opel company was founded in 1863 and began making cars in 1899. What was the first name of its founder Opel?
Choices: Heinrich; Friedrich; Ludwig; Adam
Answer: Adam
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Question: What did Opel manufacture before it began making cars in 1899?
Choices: boats and steam engines; sewing machines and bicycles; televisions and motorcycles; radio receivers and airplanes
Answer: sewing machines and bicycles
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Question: Opel first showed cars of their own design in 1902 at this motor show in Germany.
Choices: Hamburg Motor Show; Internationale Automobil-Ausstellung, Frankfurt; Hanover Motor Show; Auto Mobil International, Leipzig
Answer: Hamburg Motor Show
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Question: Which of these important events in the history of Opel happened in 1924?
Choices: Opel installed Germanys first car production line.; all of these; The company was destroyed by a fire.; Opel opened its first factory outside Germany.
Answer: Opel installed Germanys first car production line.
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Question: What company bought Opel in 1931?
Choices: FIAT; Darracq S.A.; Chrysler; General Motors
Answer: General Motors
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Question: Which of these is the name under which Opel designs are sold in the UK?
Choices: Saturn; Vauxhall; Holden; Chevrolet
Answer: Vauxhall
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Question: Soon after WWII, this Opel model was transferred to the Soviet Union and formed the basis for the Soviet car Moskvitch 400/420.
Choices: Arena; Vectra; Kadett; Rekord
Answer: Kadett
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Question: What was the original logo of Opel?
Choices: a truck; a zeppelin; none of these; a lightening bolt
Answer: a zeppelin
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Question: What was the name of the light trucks the Opel company began making in 1930?
Choices: Man; Blitz; Magirus; Daimler
Answer: Blitz
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Question: Where did Opel open a factory in 1982 for production of the Opel Corsa?
Choices: Leuven, Belgium; Poznan, Poland; Zaragoza, Spain; Azambuja, Portugal
Answer: Zaragoza, Spain
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Question: This Japanese car brand is among the largest automobile producers on the planet. It was founded in 1909 under a slightly different name.
Choices: Mazda; Isuzu; Suzuki; Nissan
Answer: Suzuki
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Question: This French car manufacturer also produces vans, buses, tractors, and trucks. The brand was established in 1899.
Choices: None of these; Peugeot; Citroen; Bugatti
Answer: None of these
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Question: This German car brand, founded in 1919, is nicknamed Beamer in English.
Choices: Volkswagen; BMW; Opel; Audi
Answer: BMW
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Question: This Italian manufacturer of sports cars was founded in 1929, and in 1947 it started producing street-legal vehicles.
Choices: Maserati; None of these; Ferrari; Lamborghini
Answer: Ferrari
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Question: This British car manufacturer produces high performance vehicles. The company was founded in 1989.
Choices: Land Rover; Rolls-Royce; Jaguar; McLaren
Answer: McLaren
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Question: This U.S. automobile brand produces off-road vehicles, and was established in 1992.
Choices: Ram; Jeep; Maxwell; Hummer
Answer: Hummer
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Question: This Japanese car make was established in 1970, but the first automobile of the brand was released in 1917.
Choices: Mazda; Nissan; Mitsubishi; Suzuki
Answer: Mitsubishi
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Question: This French car make was the first outside of the USA to produce automobiles for mass usage.
Choices: Renault; Citroen; None of these; Peugeot
Answer: Citroen
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Question: This German car brand was founded by August Horch in 1909.
Choices: Opel; BMW; Smart; Audi
Answer: Audi
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Question: What Italian car make was established on July 11, 1899 in Turin, Italy by Giovanni Agnelli?
Choices: Lancia; Alfa Romeo; Fiat; Maserati
Answer: Fiat
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Question: What were the names of the two eccentric women who lived at the estate known as Grey Gardens?
Choices: Edith and Edie Beale; Elizabeth and Victoria Vanderbilt; Natalia and Anna Carlisle; Beatrice and Josephine Rockerfeller
Answer: Edith and Edie Beale
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Question: What first lady was the famous cousin of the daughter living at Grey Gardens?
Choices: Eleanor Roosevelt; Mamie Eisenhower; Jacqueline Kennedy; Nancy Reagan
Answer: Jacqueline Kennedy
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Question: What was the name of the street on which the Grey Gardens estate was located?
Choices: Mallard Way; Lily Pond Lane; Pebblestone Drive; Ocean View Avenue
Answer: Lily Pond Lane
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Question: The village of East Hampton was shocked upon learning that the two eccentric occupants of the dilapidated Grey Gardens estate were harboring not only cats, but what unusual animals in their attic?
Choices: Raccoons; Chickens; Bats; Goats
Answer: Raccoons
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Question: What were the first names of the brothers who directed the documentary about Grey Gardens?
Choices: Alfred and David; Albert and John; David and John; Albert and David
Answer: Albert and David
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Question: In the documentary Grey Gardens, Edie shows a photograph of her younger days as a model and says that it hung in a very unusual place. Where?
Choices: At the perfume counter in Tiffanys; In the ladies room at Sax Fifth Avenue; In the elevator at Macys; In the front window of Lord and Taylor
Answer: In the elevator at Macys
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Question: What was the name of the friend and neighbor featured in the documentary Grey Gardens who was an accomplished artist and known as the palmist of East Hampton?
Choices: Eloise Gardner; Lois Wright; Louise Fletcher; Madam Louise
Answer: Lois Wright
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Question: Which cat was not referenced in the documentary Grey Gardens by either of the women?
Choices: Whiskers; Pinky; Champion; Snowflake
Answer: Snowflake
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Question: The film Grey Gardens premiered at what New York theater?
Choices: The Bijou; The Imperial; The Paris; The Berlin
Answer: The Paris
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Question: At what New York nightclub did American socialite Little Edie have a cabaret act for about two weeks?
Choices: Irma Le Deuce; Reno Sweeny; The Gay Parie; Les Follies
Answer: Reno Sweeny
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Question: What is the color of pure gold, which it maintains without oxidizing in air and water?
Choices: Bright yellow; Pale yellow; Pale orange-yellow; Ivory
Answer: Bright yellow
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Question: Which of these statements is true about the properties of gold?
Choices: It is unaffected by air and moisture; All of these; It is chemically inert; It dissolves in nitric acid
Answer: It is unaffected by air and moisture
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Question: In what form is gold added to some expensive dishes, especially sweets and drinks?
Choices: Gold leaf; Gold flakes; All of these; Gold dust
Answer: All of these
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Question: In the treatment of what serious disease is the isotope gold-198 used?
Choices: Cancer; Rabies; Alzheimers disease; AIDS
Answer: Cancer
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Question: For what medical condition is non-metallic gold beneficial, according to some studies?
Choices: Tuberculosis; Rheumatoid arthritis; Inflammation; All of these
Answer: All of these
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Question: Which of these facts refers to gold in its metallic form?
Choices: It is the most malleable of all metals; It is not a good conductor of electricity; All of these; I is a good insulator of heat
Answer: It is the most malleable of all metals
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Question: In which of these everyday activities and industrial areas is gold sometimes used?
Choices: All of these; Embroidery; Glass industry; Photography
Answer: All of these
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Question: What country is the largest consumer of gold in the world?
Choices: South Africa; India; United Arab Emirates; China
Answer: India
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Question: What internal organs are some gold salts, such as potassium gold cyanide, toxic for?
Choices: All of these; Brain and skin; Lungs; Kidneys and liver
Answer: Kidneys and liver
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Question: Which of these countries is a major producer of gold?
Choices: South Africa; China; United States; All of these
Answer: All of these
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Question: This US states name means People of the south wind. The buffalo and the honeybee are just two of its symbols. It is located equidistant from the Pacific and the Atlantic Ocean. Susanna Salter (the first woman mayor in the US) was elected mayor of a city in this state.
Choices: Wyoming; Nebraska; Utah; Kansas
Answer: Kansas
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Question: The fastest growing nail is on this finger.
Choices: Thumb; Index finger; All nails grow at the same speed; Middle finger
Answer: Middle finger
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Question: Sound travels more swiftly through air than through steel.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and John Adams were all avid players of this game.
Choices: Hide and seek; Scrabble; Monopoly; Marbles
Answer: Marbles
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Question: In this country one out of ten people owns a bicycle.
Choices: Belgium; Denmark; Sweden; France
Answer: Denmark
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Question: In order to preserve their elaborate coiffures, these women slept with their heads on bags filled with buckwheat chaff.
Choices: Oracles in Africa; Queens in Britain; First Ladies in the US; Geishas in Japan
Answer: Geishas in Japan
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Question: In parts of Japan, if a black cat crosses your path, it means you will be very lucky.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: Ailurophobia is fear of these animals.
Choices: Horses; Cats; Dogs; Fish
Answer: Cats
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Question: Finish the proverb:
Choices: ets are born, ________.; ...not made.; ...but thats not for sure.; ..., long live the poets!; ...but can also be made.
Answer: ...not made.
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Question: The first product to have a bar code was this.
Choices: Gum; Oil; Flour; Wine
Answer: Gum
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Question: All US Presidents have worn glasses.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: Ernest Vincent Wright wrote a book, called Gadsby, which consisted of 50,000 words, none of which contained this letter.
Choices: O; I; E; A
Answer: E
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Question: Neil Armstrong stepped on the moon with his right foot on first.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: On average, a 4-year-old child asks approximately this number of questions a day.
Choices: 126; 371; 74; 437
Answer: 437
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Question: Benito Mussolini, Napoleon Bonaparte, Alexander the Great, and Julius Caesar were all afraid of these animals.
Choices: Dogs; Horses; Cats; Mice
Answer: Cats
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Question: The third largest landowner in New York City.
Choices: Donald Trump; City Council; New York University; NYPD
Answer: New York University
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Question: By US law, employees do not have to wash hands after sneezing.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: This talk show host and entertainer began his career as a member of Freddy Martins orchestra, but became popular with nightclub audiences as a solo act. His song, Ive Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts became a number one hit.
Choices: Fred Cordova; Merv Griffin; David Geffen; Jerry Lewis
Answer: Merv Griffin
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Question: This group was formed in Detroit, Michigan and its original members were Otis Williams, Melvin Franklin, Paul Williams, Elbridge Al Bryant, and Eddie Kendricks.
Choices: The Drifters; The Coasters; The Juve Five; The Temptations
Answer: The Temptations
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Question: The term hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia means abnormal fear of what?
Choices: River animals; Long words; Large animals; Pachyderms
Answer: Long words
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Question: New York Alki was a settlement which became part of which US city?
Choices: Atlanta; Orono; Seattle; Savannah
Answer: Seattle
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Question: This US city, whose original name was Terminus, is the county seat of Fulton County.
Choices: Atlanta; Omaha; Savannah; Orono
Answer: Atlanta
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Question: What is the meaning of the word albedo, which comes from Latin?
Choices: A bright region on the suns chromosphere; A value for the reflectivity of an object; A disease afflicting canines in which the fur around the tail falls out; An adjustment to a projectiles flight using retro-rockets
Answer: A value for the reflectivity of an object
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Question: The town of Pilsen, famous for the production of beer, is situated in western Bohemia, in the Czech Republic. It became a town in 1295 when it received its civic charter from which ruler?
Choices: Jan Hus; Napoleon; King Wenceslaus II; Rudolf II
Answer: King Wenceslaus II
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Question: In L.A. Dragnet, which is a 2003 remake of the TV series Dragnet, detective Joe Friday was portrayed by which actor?
Choices: Ed Burrows; Ed ONeil; Ed Burns; Ed Norton
Answer: Ed ONeil
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Question: This actor and director, who took the name Broncho Billy, is best-known as the first star of the Western film genre.
Choices: Tim Holt; Max H. Aronson; Tom Mix; Charlie Chaplin
Answer: Max H. Aronson
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Question: This actor, who graduated from Yale University in 1991, received a Golden Globe for his role in 1996 movie Primal Fear.
Choices: Ron Livingston; Edward Norton; Matt Damon; Ed Burns
Answer: Edward Norton
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Question: One of the most important buildings in the US - the White House, was gutted in this year.
Choices: 1787; 1814; 1843; 1912
Answer: 1814
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Question: The white pages are a telephone directory listing of the telephone numbers of these entities.
Choices: Government officials; Businessmen; Policemen; Ordinary subscribers
Answer: Ordinary subscribers
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Question: There is hardly any one who has not heard the fairy-tale of Snow White. Who was it written by?
Choices: Gianni Rodari; Charles Perrault; Hans Christian Andersen; Brothers Grimm
Answer: Brothers Grimm
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Question: The album Whitesnake 1987 by Whitesnake included three of these songs. Which is the odd one?
Choices: Here I Go Again; Fool For Your Loving; Still Of The Night; Is This Love
Answer: Fool For Your Loving
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Question: The author of the White Fang is Jack London.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: This actor starred in the Hollywood production White Noise (2005).
Choices: Tom Hanks; Michael Keaton; Nicolas Cage; John Travolta
Answer: Michael Keaton
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Question: If you wish to surrender, you will do one of these white things.
Choices: You will drive a white car.; You will visit the White House.; You will wear white underwear.; You will raise a white flag.
Answer: You will raise a white flag.
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Question: Doctor Dolittle is the central character of a series of childrens books by this author.
Choices: J. K. Rowling; Lewis Carroll; L. Frank Baum; Hugh Lofting
Answer: Hugh Lofting
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Question: Dr. Ross Geller from the TV show Friends teaches paleontology at this university in New York City.
Choices: Rockefeller University; Columbia University; New York University; Fordham University
Answer: New York University
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Question: Dr. Watson is the sidekick of Sherlock Holmes. Do you know his first name?
Choices: Oscar; John; George; William
Answer: John
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Question: Doctor Zhivago is a character from a novel of the same name by Boris Pasternak. This is the historical background of the story in the book.
Choices: The USSRs collapse; WWII; Russian Revolution; Brezhnevs reign
Answer: Russian Revolution
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Question: Dr. Susan Calvin, the main character of many short stories, is a robopsychologist.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman works in this town.
Choices: Boston; Denver; Fort Collins; Colorado Springs
Answer: Colorado Springs
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Question: Frankenstein is the name of a doctor from a famous novel by Mary Shelley.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is a novella written by this person.
Choices: Robert Louis Stevenson; Thomas Hardy; Neil Gaiman; John Fowles
Answer: Robert Louis Stevenson
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Question: Which is the only UN member not allowed to be on the Security Council?
Choices: The Congo; Israel; Vietnam; Sudan
Answer: Israel
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Question: The sewing machine was invented in a dream.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: Who drew the first pollitical cartoon published in an American newspaper?
Choices: Ben Franklin; Samuel Freeman; Dr. Seuss; Thomas Nast
Answer: Ben Franklin
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Question: Of which major city was Tammany Hall the leading political power brokers?
Choices: New York; Boston; Detroit; Chicago
Answer: New York
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Question: Approximately how fast can a sneeze travel?
Choices: 500 miles an hour; 100 miles per hour; 100 feet per hour; 50 feet an hour
Answer: 100 miles per hour
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Question: Approximately how long does it take a fingernail to grow from the base to the tip?
Choices: 6 days; 6 months; 6 weeks; 2 months
Answer: 6 months
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Question: What does an average single fetus acquire at the age of three months?
Choices: hair; fingerprints; earlobes; feet
Answer: fingerprints
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Question: What was Bachs reason in writing the Etudes?
Choices: Earn money  - they were sold as study  pieces; Show that the harpsichord was inferior to the piano; Show that he could compose easy pieces, thereby promoting a large number of students to his study; Keep his children occupied
Answer: Keep his children occupied
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Question: Classical composer Chopin had a lover named George.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: Why was the name Mercedes added to Benz?
Choices: No one knows; To make it more appealing to the French; To make it more feminine; To make it compete with Ford
Answer: To make it more appealing to the French
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Question: Which word refers to a person who stuffs and mounts animals for display or study?
Choices: Hunter; Taxidermist; None of these; Poacher
Answer: Taxidermist
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Question: M16 is the U.S. military designation for a family of rifles that had a field trial in the early 1960s in what war?
Choices: Civil War; Gulf War; Vietnam War; Korean War
Answer: Vietnam War
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Question: This American shoe company, that offered a job to basketball player Chuck Taylor, was opened  in Malden, Massachusetts in 1908.
Choices: Nike; Converse; Airbound; Rebound
Answer: Converse
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Question: Tigers are native to what continent?
Choices: Australia; Africa; Asia; America
Answer: Asia
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Question: The ampere is a physical unit measuring what?
Choices: Resistance in wire; Electric current; Speed of Electrons; Voltage
Answer: Electric current
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Question: The cross on the Swiss flag is red.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: How many balls are on the snooker table at the beginning of the game?
Choices: 20; 15; 19; 22
Answer: 22
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Question: Is the word fish both a noun and a verb?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: Yes
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Question: What bird can be associated with the infectious disease Varicella?
Choices: Crane; Hen; Chicken; Blue jay
Answer: Chicken
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Question: What is the missing word in these lyrics taken from a traditional folk song of the Southern United States?
Choices: eres a yellow rose of ______ Im goin for to see, ;  other soldier knows her, nobody only me.?; Texas; Kansas; Jasper; Mine
Answer: Texas
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Question: What are the lights in our homes wired in?
Choices: circuits; parallel; pairs; series
Answer: parallel
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Question: The telephone handset has two main parts. One is the mouthpiece or transmitter. What is the other one?
Choices: telephone wire; receiver; numbers; handpiece
Answer: receiver
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Question: The traffic lights has three colors. Yellow is in the middle.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: How many stanzas is The Philippine National Anthem composed of?
Choices: 4; 6; 7; 5
Answer: 5
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Question: There are 20 consonants in the English alphabet.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: The fat is hot enough to fry in when green smoke rises from the pan.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: The normal body temperature is 37.5 ÂºC.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: Humans have 33 permanent teeth.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: The pitch of the guitar string becomes lower when it is tightened.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: How many directions does the compass have?
Choices: 2; 1; 3; 4
Answer: 4
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Question: General Santa Anna , loser at San Juancinto and victor at the Alamo, went on to help promote what?
Choices: Chewing gum; The Gatling Gun; Tacos; Movies
Answer: Chewing gum
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Question: What type of wood did Noah build the ark out of?
Choices: Oak; Ash; Cedar; Gopher
Answer: Gopher
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Question: Which of these animals is considered to have the best immune system?
Choices: Vulture; Kangaroo; Asp; Hyman
Answer: Vulture
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Question: Which one of these inventions hit the market in 1982?
Choices: The flying auto; The  TV remote control; The wireless bra; The compact disk
Answer: The compact disk
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Question: What album is considered to be the first rap record?
Choices: Public Enemys Fight the Power; Ike Turners Jet  88; Sugar Hill Gangss Rappers Delight; Yannick Bruynoghes Big Bills Rap
Answer: Sugar Hill Gangss Rappers Delight
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Question: Who played keyboards on the Beach Boys hits?
Choices: Pete  McIntosch; Mike Love; Darryl Dragon; Stan Gibb
Answer: Darryl Dragon
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Question: Of all the invertebrates, which has the best eyesight?
Choices: plankton; octopus; whale; squid
Answer: octopus
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Question: Approximately what percentage of a jellyfish is water ?
Choices: 98; 95; 90; 85
Answer: 95
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Question: In every country in the world, except one, moving the head up and down means yes and moving the head side-to-side means no. In what one nation is that not the case?
Choices: Romania; Bulgaria; Kurdistan; Hungary
Answer: Bulgaria
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Question: Who was Robert Van Winkle ?
Choices: A fictional character who slept for many years; Ice-T; The first winner of the Congressional  Medal of Honor; Vanilla Ice
Answer: Vanilla Ice
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Question: What did Erik Rotheim invent in 1926?
Choices: saccharin; The aerosol spray can; The autopilot; chewing gum
Answer: The aerosol spray can
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Question: Which is the only US state famous for producing limburger cheese in the Chalet Cheese Co-op factory?
Choices: Minnessota; Wisconsin; New York; Ohio
Answer: Wisconsin
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Question: How often can a healthy adult donate blood?
Choices: every 6 weeks; every 8 weeks; every 3 months; every 6 months
Answer: every 8 weeks
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Question: Which actor plays a 121 years old character who tells a news reporter about his life with the Indians and the battle of Little Big Horn?
Choices: Robert Duvall; Gene Hackman; Sir Laurence Olivier; Dustin Hoffman
Answer: Dustin Hoffman
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Question: Who built the famous monument Taj Mahal?
Choices: Shah Jehan; Akbar; Aurangzeb; Babur
Answer: Shah Jehan
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Question: Which two landlocked countries are surrounded by other landlocked countries?
Choices: Liechtenstein and Uzbekistan; Austria and Switzerland; Tajikistan and Liechtenstein; Switzerland and Tajikistan
Answer: Liechtenstein and Uzbekistan
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Question: A tabby is a type of domesticated cat with tiger-like stripes and silky fur. Where does the word tabby come from?
Choices: A corruption of Tabitha, a name long associated with cats and the devil; A district of a city in China; A suburb of Baghdad; A corruption of its Latin name
Answer: A suburb of Baghdad
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Question: Which movie, set in New York City, was written by Calogero Lorenzo Palminteri and directed by Robert De Niro?
Choices: Mad Dog and Glory - 1993; This Boys Life - 1993; Heat - 1995; A Bronx Tale - 1993
Answer: A Bronx Tale - 1993
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Question: What is unusual about the curriculum of St. Helens School in Newbury, Ohio?
Choices: Except for Advanced Placement  classes, all classes are taught in Latin.; Studying at least four foreign languages is mandatory.; Unicycling is a mandatory subject.; Although it is a Catholic school, Hebrew is a required subject.
Answer: Unicycling is a mandatory subject.
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Question: Solve for X:
Choices: = [(number of arms on a squid) - (height in feet of an NBA basketball hoop)] * [number of minutes taken for light from the sun to reach the earth]; 8; 24; 0; 72
Answer: 0
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Question: What is a moirologist?
Choices: A well-dressed woman; A stutterer or stammerer; Someone paid to mourn at a funeral; A trademark used as a generic term
Answer: Someone paid to mourn at a funeral
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Question: Geologically, we are in the Quaternary Period of the Cenozoic Era. In which geological epoch are we?
Choices: Miocene; Eocene; Pliocene; Holocene
Answer: Holocene
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Question: Which US state had the most estimated farmland for 2000?
Choices: South Dakota; Kansas; Montana; Texas
Answer: Texas
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Question: What invention is credited to American Melville R. Bissell?
Choices: Indoor carpeting; The integrated circuit; The carpet sweeper; The vacuum cleaner
Answer: The carpet sweeper
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Question: Which of these is best for cooling your mouth if you have just eaten very spicy food?
Choices: Water; White wine; Red wine; Milk
Answer: Milk
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Question: According to modern geological theories, there was only one continent about 200 million years ago. What do geologists call it?
Choices: Panthalyssia; Pannotia; Pangaea; Rodinia
Answer: Pangaea
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Question: What are conjugate angles?
Choices: Two angles that add up to 90 degrees; Two angles that add up to 360 degrees; Two angles that add up to 180 degrees; Two angles that add up to 0 degrees
Answer: Two angles that add up to 360 degrees
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Question: Of the 8 major blood types, which is the most common?
Choices: AB+; AB-; A+; O+
Answer: O+
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Question: Which actor sued a Los Angeles magazine for publishing a computer-generated image of him wearing a dress?
Choices: Al Pacino; Patrick Swayze; Dustin Hoffman; Weslery Snipes
Answer: Dustin Hoffman
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Question: This country, whose capital city is Tegucigalpa, uses the lempira as its currency.
Choices: El Salvador; Bolivia; Nicaragua; Honduras
Answer: Honduras
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Question: Ironically the song Video Killed the Radio Star by the Buggles was the first video played on MTV in the USA. Which was the second song aired on the Music Television?
Choices: Madonna, Like a Virgin; Dire Straits, Money for Nothing; Michael Jackson, Thriller; Pat Benatar, You Better Run
Answer: Pat Benatar, You Better Run
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Question: Neil Armstrong was the first man to walk on the moon on July 20th, 1969. Who was the astronaut that followed him?
Choices: John Glenn; Edwin Buzz Aldrin; Charles P. Pete Conrad, Jr.; Edward Smith
Answer: Edwin Buzz Aldrin
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Question: John Adams was the second President of the United States. Who was the second Vice-President of the United States?
Choices: Thomas Jefferson; John Hancock; John Quincy Adams; Ben Franklin
Answer: Thomas Jefferson
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Question: The Beatles first #1 hit on the US Billboard charts was I Want to Hold Your Hand.  What was their second #1 hit?
Choices: Hey Jude; She Loves You; Cant Buy Me Love; Yesterday
Answer: She Loves You
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Question: George Taliaferro was the second black player ever to be drafted in the NFL.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False