kth8/OpenTriviaQA huggingface dataset:
Category: humanities
Question: In the same year Jesse James was shot and killed, Edward Hopper was born.  What was the year?
Choices: 1882; 1895; 1906; 1870
Answer: 1882
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Question: During the four years after he finished college, Edward Hopper made how many trips to Europe?
Choices: 3; 1; 0; 5
Answer: 3
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Question: In Europe, Edward Hopper visited the Louvre Museum where he saw Degas painting The Cotton Exchange, New Orleans. He called it the most wonderful painting he had ever seen.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: What was Edward Hoppers occupation in his forties?
Choices: A commercial illustrator; An art school professor; He ran his familys grocery store; A sailing instructor
Answer: A commercial illustrator
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Question: At what age did Edward Hopper have his first one-man show of paintings?
Choices: 37; 22; 45; 29
Answer: 37
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Question: After Edward Hopper married painter Josephine Nivison, she became the only model for all of his female figures.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: Edward Hopper once said, The only real influence Ive ever had was myself.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: Where does Edward Hoppers most famous painting, âNighthawksâ, reside?
Choices: Museum of Modern Art in New York; The Whitney Museum of American Art; The Art Institute of Chicago; The Des Moines Art Center
Answer: The Art Institute of Chicago
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Question: What family member does the Spanish noun âabuelaâ denote?
Choices: Sister; Grandmother; Niece; Daughter
Answer: Grandmother
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Question: What is the Spanish word for mirror?
Choices: Pelo; Espejo; Queso; Tenedor
Answer: Espejo
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Question: What is the meaning of the Spanish expression âtengo sedâ?
Choices: I need to speak; I am lonely; I am thirsty; I am pregnant
Answer: I am thirsty
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Question: What part of the human body does the Spanish word âdedoâ denote?
Choices: Foot; Kidney; Elbow; Finger
Answer: Finger
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Question: What is the meaning of the Spanish phrase âLe invito a almorzarâ?
Choices: I was invited to a wedding; Life leads to death; Iâm inviting you to lunch; We are moving to a house
Answer: Iâm inviting you to lunch
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Question: What color does the Spanish word âverdeâ denote?
Choices: Brown; Blue; Grey; Green
Answer: Green
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Question: What is the meaning of the Spanish word âordenadorâ?
Choices: Waiter; Perambulator; Computer; Doctor
Answer: Computer
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Question: What does the Spanish expression âMe he perdido el bolsoâ mean?
Choices: I lost my bag; My ex-husband wants me back; All this stuff is mine; I need to see the doctor
Answer: I lost my bag
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Question: Which day of the week does the Spanish word âmartesâ denote?
Choices: Tuesday; Wednesday; Monday; Friday
Answer: Tuesday
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Question: What number does the Spanish word âcienâ denote?
Choices: Zero; Forty; Sixty; A hundred
Answer: A hundred
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Question: Which Greek god guides the dead to the river Styx to pay their toll to Charon so that they can get into the underworld?
Choices: Isis; Hades; Gaia; Hermes
Answer: Hermes
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Question: Is it true that according to Greek myths Arachne had great respect for Athena?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: No
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Question: How was Prometheus punished for stealing fire and bringing it to humans?
Choices: He was killed.; He was hung up on a mountain where every day a crow came and ate his liver.; He had to hold the sky up.; None of these
Answer: None of these
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Question: Who is the mother of Dionysus?
Choices: Hera; Maia; none of these; Semele
Answer: Semele
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Question: The Afrikaans language is one of the official languages in this African country.
Choices: Botswana; South Africa; Lesotho; Namibia
Answer: South Africa
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Question: In what Asian country is the Nuosu language, also called Northern Yi, Liangshan Yi, Nosu, and Sichuan Yi, spoken?
Choices: Vietnam; North Korea and South Korea; All of these; China
Answer: China
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Question: What is the official language of Denmark?
Choices: Finnish; Danish; Dutch; All of these
Answer: Danish
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Question: On what continent is the Ga language spoken?
Choices: South America; Africa; Australia; Asia
Answer: Africa
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Question: What is the official language in Scotland?
Choices: Scots; Gaelic; Scottish; None of these
Answer: None of these
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Question: What type of language is the Tigre language, which is the native language of the Tigre people?
Choices: Semitic; Indo-European; Slavic; West Germanic
Answer: Semitic
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Question: In which of these countries is Spanish not an official language?
Choices: Brazil; Colombia; Honduras; Peru
Answer: Brazil
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Question: What is the official language of Andorra, a small country in southwestern Europe bordered by Spain and France?
Choices: Portuguese; French; Spanish; Catalan
Answer: Catalan
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Question: The Greek language has an official status on this Mediterranean island.
Choices: Malta; Sardinia; Corsica; Cyprus
Answer: Cyprus
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Question: The Igbo language is one of the official languages in this African country.
Choices: Niger; Chad; Nigeria; Ethiopia
Answer: Nigeria
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Question: In the Western part of the U.S. this word is used to express great enthusiasm.
Choices: yoohaw; whoahoa; woohaw; wahoo
Answer: wahoo
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Question: Which statement is untrue about Bill Bojangles Robinson who is regarded as the most famous tap dancer of all time?
Choices: He was once made Honorary Mayor of Harlem in NYC.; He was famous for his stair dance.; He set a record of  8.2 seconds for the 75 yard backwards dash.; When honored by the King of England as the best dancer in the world, he said Thank you , King-Oh.
Answer: When honored by the King of England as the best dancer in the world, he said Thank you , King-Oh.
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Question: Which statement is not  true about Bill Robinson?
Choices: He was making  $3,500 a week by 1910.; He switched names  with his younger  brother.; His younger brother became his agent.; He appeared in Stormy Weather with Lena Horne.
Answer: His younger brother became his agent.
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Question: This award winning tap dancer, inspired by Bojangles Robinson, had a unique technique. He danced as if he were on ice.
Choices: Honi Coles; Jimmy Slyde; Bill Bailey; Sandman Sims
Answer: Jimmy Slyde
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Question: Bill Robinsons style of dance emphasizes clean toe taps. Which tap great developed a style that put emphasis on percussive heel stomps?
Choices: Chuck Green; John W. Bubbles; George Primrose; Cholly  Atkins
Answer: John W. Bubbles
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Question: Clayton Bates was an excellent tap dancer who lived from 1907-1998. What was special about his tap dancing?
Choices: He combined ballet and tap.; He had one leg.; He danced on sand and salt.; He tapped shoeless.
Answer: He had one leg.
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Question: This tap dancing great was born in Fitzgerald, Georgia in 1919. He became a star and toured  throughout the South as a youngster. He later formed the successful group Chuck and Chuckles. Who was he?
Choices: Jimmy Doyle; Charlie Dixon; Chuck Martyn; Chuck Green
Answer: Chuck Green
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Question: What was unique about Howard Simms tap dancing style?
Choices: He danced on a 3 square foot plank.; He danced backwards.; He did acrobatics while dancing.; He danced barefooted.
Answer: He danced on a 3 square foot plank.
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Question: They were a great tap dancing duo. Their names were Harold and Fayard. They received no formal training but  were considered the greatest dancing  duo in history. What was the name of their act?
Choices: The  Syncopates; The Berry Brothers; The Nicholas Brothers; Hines and Hines
Answer: The Nicholas Brothers
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Question: He first became famous dancing with Cholly Atkins but later had a single career. He was in  Dirty Dancing and won a Tony Award for My One and Only. Who was he?
Choices: Honi Coles; Johnny Browne; Fayard Berry; Eddie Lee Parker
Answer: Honi Coles
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Question: He was born in 1943 in NYC and began studying dance at five. He teamed with his brother and dad to form a very popular TV and Las Vegas act. He was the first African-American to direct at Radio City Music Hall. Who is he?
Choices: Watson Hines; Thaddeus Hines; Maurice Hines; Gregory Hines
Answer: Maurice Hines
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Question: Sammy Davis, Jr. was a great tap dancer, actor, singer, comic actor, and a member of the Rat Pack.  What was the name of the act that led to his fame?
Choices: The Hoofers; The Stylistics; The Will Mastin Trio; The Tappers
Answer: The Will Mastin Trio
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Question: What step is defined as a solo tap dance with sharp foot accents, springs, leg flings, and heel clicks.?
Choices: slap step; Buffalo; ball change; Buck and wing
Answer: Buck and wing
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Question: What does the word hoxter mean?
Choices: the inside pocket on a suit or coat; someone who teaches magic; one who advocates equal rights for men; any drug which relieves depression
Answer: the inside pocket on a suit or coat
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Question: What does a tegestologist do?
Choices: predicts the movement of stellar objects; collects beer mugs and beer coasters; studies porcelain and items made of porcelain; trades with old coins and notes
Answer: collects beer mugs and beer coasters
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Question: Which of these is the meaning of the word quodlibertarian?
Choices: a pedantic person who engages in elaborate arguments about minor things; someone who either has been married four times or who is married to four people; a person who will testify to anything for the right price; one who can talk about numerous subjects
Answer: a pedantic person who engages in elaborate arguments about minor things
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Question: What is the definition of the word buccula?
Choices: an extremely ugly young woman; a person with huge eyebrows; a double chin; a piece of firewood
Answer: a double chin
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Question: What is the meaning of the world kalling?
Choices: a headache which covers the entire head; the use of foul or abusive language to relieve stress or ease pain; living under rocks; fortunetelling based on what variety of cabbage a blindfolded person picks
Answer: fortunetelling based on what variety of cabbage a blindfolded person picks
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Question: What does the word tarantism mean?
Choices: the act of eating raw flesh; an urge to overcome melancholy by dancing; tyrannical rulership of a woman by her husband; showing off by using words
Answer: an urge to overcome melancholy by dancing
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Question: What is the meaning of estivation?
Choices: the act of building a nest; going somewhere for the summer; the art of creating new words to represent entire sentences, or shorthand notation; eating snakes
Answer: going somewhere for the summer
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Question: Tomecide is a word referring to which of the following?
Choices: the philosophy that society is built upon individuals helping each other; murdering or destroying a book; a neurosis caused by serving in the military; a place with few or no men
Answer: murdering or destroying a book
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Question: Which of these is the definition for the word funkify?
Choices: to cause a frog or a toad to fly through the air; to run away in fear; to quickly eat ones meal, not taking time to savor it; to spend all your time trying to make money
Answer: to run away in fear
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Question: What does the word hadeharia refer to?
Choices: a government of saints; anything considered holy or sacred; the practice of constantly using the word hell in speaking; the crime of beating a person in their own home
Answer: the practice of constantly using the word hell in speaking
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Question: What was the name of the riverboat in the Kern/Hammerstein musical, Showboat?
Choices: Lady Lily; Mississippi Rambler; Mississippi Belle; Cotton Blossom
Answer: Cotton Blossom
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Question: The song Ole Man River from Showboat was written for a notorious basso. Although not in the original production, this basso came on board for the revival in 1932. Who was he?
Choices: Robert Goulet; William Warfield; John Raitt; Paul Robeson
Answer: Paul Robeson
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Question: What was the name of Laurie Williams creepy farm-hand stalker in Oklahoma!?
Choices: Will Parker; Jud Fry; Andrew Carnes; Ali Hakim
Answer: Jud Fry
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Question: In South Pacific what circumstance of Emile de Becque at first repulsed naive nurse, Nellie Forbush and threatened their Enchanted love for one another.
Choices: He was a secret Nazi sympathizer.; He had two inter-racial children from a former marriage.; He had a third nipple.; He cultivated his plantation using slave labor.
Answer: He had two inter-racial children from a former marriage.
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Question: What was unusual about Luther Billiss performance of Honey Bun in South Pacific?
Choices: He performed it in drag.; He performed it in both Act 1 and Act 2.; He performed it in the shower.; He performed it off stage.
Answer: He performed it in drag.
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Question: Who composed the music for West Side Story?
Choices: Stephen Sondheim; Leonard Bernstein; Andrew Lloyd Webber; Oscar Hammerstein
Answer: Leonard Bernstein
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Question: Which of the following actors was not a performer in the original Broadway production of Hair?
Choices: Matthew Broderick; Ben Vereen; Meatloaf; Keith Carradine
Answer: Matthew Broderick
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Question: I Enjoy Being a Girl is from what Broadway musical?
Choices: La Cage aux Folles; Flower Drum Song; Legally Blond; Oklahoma!
Answer: Flower Drum Song
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Question: Which cat sings Memory in the Andrew Lloyd Weber hit musical, Cats?
Choices: Griddlebone; Jemina; Jellylorum; Grizabella
Answer: Grizabella
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Question: The musical Miss Saigon is based on what classical opera?
Choices: The Mikado; Pirates of Penzance; Madame Butterfly; La Boheme
Answer: Madame Butterfly
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Question: Where do Christine and Raoul sing their love duet, All I Ask of You in The Phantom of the Opera?
Choices: On stage during a performance of Il Muto; In box 5 during a performance of Il Muto; On the roof of the Paris Opera House; On the grand staircase of the Paris Opera House
Answer: On the roof of the Paris Opera House
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Question: In Wicked Elfaba puts a spell on the monkeys enabling them to fly. Why did she cast the spell which earned her the loyalty of the monkeys?
Choices: To save them from the approaching tornado; To save them from the lions; To save them from the clutches of the Wizard; To save them from Glenda who had them caged as pets
Answer: To save them from the clutches of the Wizard
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Question: Who was the mother of Zeus?
Choices: Maia; Hera; Gaia; Rhea
Answer: Rhea
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Question: In Greek mythology, is Semele the mother of Hermes?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: No
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Question: Is Maia the mother of Dionysus, the Greek god of wine?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: No
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Question: Who is the mother of the nine muses in Greek mythology?
Choices: Mnemosyne; Urania; Melpomene; Clio
Answer: Mnemosyne
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Question: Who is the mother of the Greek god Hephaestus?
Choices: Artimas; Athena; Hera; Aphrodite
Answer: Hera
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Question: Does the Greek goddess of love, Aphrodite, have a mother?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: No
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Question: Who is the mother of Athena, the goddess of wisdom?
Choices: Metis; Thaila; Echo; none of these
Answer: Metis
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Question: The term lesbian is derived from the name of a Greek island.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: The first legends about werewolves originated on this continent.
Choices: Asia; Africa; Europe; South America
Answer: Europe
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Question: According to legends, a human can initiate their transformation into a werewolf if they drink rainwater from this source.
Choices: All of these; Dogs water bowl; Rainwater collected on a rooftop; Wolfs footprint
Answer: Wolfs footprint
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Question: What metal are werewolves afraid of according to modern legends and stories?
Choices: Gold; Copper; Iron; Silver
Answer: Silver
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Question: What method of turning a werewolf back into a normal human being was practiced during the Middle Ages?
Choices: Exorcism; Medical treatment; All of these; Surgery
Answer: All of these
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Question: People suffering from this mental disorder believe they are able to turn into wolves or werewolves, or any other animal form.
Choices: Lupus; Wolf psychiatric syndrome; Split canid personality; Clinical lycanthropy
Answer: Clinical lycanthropy
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Question: What physical characteristic was used in the past as an indicator that a werewolf is in their human form?
Choices: All of these; Unibrow; Curved nails; Low set ears
Answer: All of these
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Question: What type of people turn into werewolves according to Scandinavian mythology?
Choices: Murderers; Orphans; Old women; Homeless people
Answer: Old women
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Question: What accident turns Jack Nicholsons character into a werewolf in the 1994 horror movie Wolf?
Choices: He is bitten by a wolf.; He is struck by lightning.; He almost drowns and is saved by a wolf.; He finds a cursed statue and takes it home.
Answer: He is bitten by a wolf.
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Question: According to Greek mythology, Lycaon, king of Arcadia, was turned into a werewolf-like creature because he served Zeus a dish of which of the following?
Choices: A wolf; Lycaons child; A dog; Lycaons servant
Answer: Lycaons child
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Question: What does the wolf-like creature called nahual steal from people according to Mexican legends?
Choices: Children; Sheep; Chickens; Cheese
Answer: Cheese
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Question: In this passionate and dramatic dance, the man plays the part of a matador and the lady usually represents his cape.
Choices: Bolero; Paso Doble; Flamenco; Tango
Answer: Paso Doble
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Question: Abrazo, ocho, caminada and giro are terms typically associated with this dance that originated in South America.
Choices: Argentinian tango; Rumba; Salsa; Mambo
Answer: Argentinian tango
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Question: What 1995 film, directed by Carlos Saura, features performances by Paco de LucÃ­a, JoaquÃ­n CortÃ©s and Manolo SanlÃºcar?
Choices: Carmen; Bolero; Tango; Flamenco
Answer: Flamenco
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Question: Pas de basque, pas de chat, pas de deux are terms related to ballet. What does the French word pas mean in English?
Choices: position; jump; step; turn
Answer: step
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Question: Which Latin dance is not performed in International Style Ballroom competitions?
Choices: Rumba; Samba; Cha-cha-cha; Merengue
Answer: Merengue
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Question: Which country is not correctly paired with its national dance?
Choices: Dominican Republic - Merengue; Brazil - Salsa; Hungary - Czardas; Chile - Cueca
Answer: Brazil - Salsa
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Question: Who recorded the Academy Award-winning song to which Baby and Johnny performed their final dance in the 1987 movie Dirty Dancing?
Choices: Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes; Maurice Williams  the Zodiacs; Otis Redding; Patrick Swayze
Answer: Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes
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Question: Which of the International Ballroom dances is possibly named after a 1930s Mickey Mouse cartoon?
Choices: Charleston; Foxtrot; Jive; Quickstep
Answer: Jive
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Question: The classical tutu, worn by ballerinas, is featured in this French artists ballet paintings.
Choices: Claude Monet; Edgar Degas; Henri Matisse; Pierre-Auguste Renoir
Answer: Edgar Degas
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Question: What dance style, that evolved in the 1970s in New York City, involves moves known as Toprock and Downrock?
Choices: Juba dance; Swing; Tap dance; Breakdance
Answer: Breakdance
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Question: In the time line of art history impressionism was part of which period?
Choices: Neoclassicism; Renaissance; Modern art; Romanticism
Answer: Modern art
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Question: Impressionism took its name from a painting by this artist called Impression, Sunrise.
Choices: Camille Pissarro; Claude Monet; Ãdouard Manet; Paul CÃ©zanne
Answer: Claude Monet
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Question: Who was known as the Father of Impressionism?
Choices: Edgar Degas; Pierre-Auguste Renoir; Camille Pissarro; Claude Monet
Answer: Camille Pissarro
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Question: Who of the following was not an impressionist?
Choices: Gustave Caillebotte; Berthe Morisot; Mary Cassatt; Jean-LÃ©on GÃ©rÃ´me
Answer: Jean-LÃ©on GÃ©rÃ´me
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Question: Who was the British artist, born in 1839 in France, who painted Street in Moret and Sand Heaps?
Choices: John Sargent; Alfred Sisley; Walter Sickert; Philip  Steer
Answer: Alfred Sisley
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Question: This French impressionist, whose most famous works were The Pink Dress and Family Reunion, died in the Franco-Prussian War when he was only 29 years old.
Choices: Camille Pissarro; Ãdouard Manet; FrÃ©dÃ©ric Bazille; Gustave Caillebotte
Answer: FrÃ©dÃ©ric Bazille
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Question: Which of these works was not painted by Claude Monet?
Choices: The Luncheon on the Grass; Woman with a Parasol; The Woman in the Green Dress; Bridge over a Pond of Water Lilies
Answer: The Luncheon on the Grass
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Question: In the late 19th century a group of impressionists, writers and art lovers centered around Edouard Manet, gathered at this site in Paris for discussions.
Choices: CafÃ© Manet; CafÃ© Royal; CafÃ© Guerbois; CafÃ© Soleil levant
Answer: CafÃ© Guerbois
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Question: This artist, who hated the term impressionist and insisted on being called realist, was famous for painting ballet dancers.
Choices: Edgar Degas; Armand Guillaumin; Paul CÃ©zanne; FrÃ©dÃ©ric Bazille
Answer: Edgar Degas
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Question: What American impressionist painted the works Tea, The Boating Party, and Summertime?
Choices: Frank W. Benson; Alfred Sisley; Mary Cassatt; Childe Hassam
Answer: Mary Cassatt
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Question: Which of the following is not one of the siblings of Helen of Troy?
Choices: Asclepius; Clytemnestra; Castor; Polydeuces
Answer: Asclepius
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Question: The name of Helen of Troy is derived from the Greek word meaning sun.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: Which one of these is the name of Helen of Troys daughter from Menelaus?
Choices: Hermione; Iphigenia; Clytemnestra; Aethra
Answer: Hermione
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Question: Helen of Troy was called The Face Who Launched a Thousand Ships as she inherited a huge fleet from her father.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: Was Helen of Troy immortal?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: Yes
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Question: Some legends state that Helen of Troyâs mother was Nemesis and she threw the egg from which Helen was born. Who did Helen share this egg with?
Choices: Dioscuri; Pleisthenes; Asclepius; Castor
Answer: Dioscuri
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Question: What does the most popular hardcore dancing move, two step look like?
Choices: Placing one foot in front of the other and jumping on it with your arm thrust opposite to the leg that is moving in the front; Jumping around and swinging your fists, stomping back and froth across the pit; Spinning karate kicks in a sequence; Punching the floor and stomping in place, throwing your fists back, trying to strike anyone behind you
Answer: Placing one foot in front of the other and jumping on it with your arm thrust opposite to the leg that is moving in the front
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Question: The most common hardcore move two step was taken from which dance?
Choices: Pogo; Mosh; Headbanging; Skanking
Answer: Skanking
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Question: Ska music was born in Jamaica in the 1960s. Which of these names appears very often in ska lyrics?
Choices: Rudy; Bobby; Johny; Jimmy
Answer: Rudy
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Question: Which New York hardcore punk band did parody hardcore dancing in their music video Step Down?
Choices: Sick of it All; Minor Threat; Agnostic Front; Comeback Kid
Answer: Sick of it All
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Question: What is the name of the act of getting on the stage during a concert and then jumping in the crowd below?
Choices: Crowd diving; Moshing; Crowd surfing; Stage diving
Answer: Stage diving
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Question: At the 2000 Roskilde festival nine people died while crowd-surfing at the concert of which band?
Choices: Fantomas; Green Day; Sick of it all; Pearl Jam
Answer: Pearl Jam
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Question: Which hardcore dance involves people jumping around and pushing each other in a circle in front of the stage?
Choices: Pogo; None of these; Headbanging; Moshing
Answer: Moshing
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Question: What is the name of the act of pretending to play the guitar with your hands and moving your body as if you are following the rhythm of the music?
Choices: Air strings; Pseudo guitar; Air guitar; No strings attached
Answer: Air guitar
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Question: Which Swedish metal band pretends to play instruments in the video New Millennium Cyanide Christ, while actually only moving their hands and bodies?
Choices: In Flames; Therion; Opeth; Meshuggah
Answer: Meshuggah
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Question: Which is the American metal band, whose frontman Mark Hunter is often called Metal Moses, because on concerts, he often parted the crowd in two parts, just like Moses did at the Red Sea?
Choices: Murphys law; Chimaira; Cradle of filth; Hatebreed
Answer: Chimaira
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Question: In which of these countries does the Judaeo-Spanish, or Ladino language, have an official status?
Choices: Israel; Spain; Brazil; None of these
Answer: None of these
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Question: What major language is one of the official languages in New Zealand?
Choices: German; English; Spanish; French
Answer: English
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Question: In what country is the Slavey language spoken?
Choices: Canada; Slovenia; Australia; South Africa
Answer: Canada
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Question: On what continent is the Urdu language spoken?
Choices: Australia; Asia; North America; Africa
Answer: Asia
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Question: What other name is used for the language known as Siksika and Pikanii, which is spoken in North America?
Choices: Bigfoot; Blackmouth; Bigmouth; Blackfoot
Answer: Blackfoot
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Question: What is the official language in Egypt?
Choices: Arabic; English; French; Egyptian
Answer: Arabic
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Question: What type of language is the Manx language, spoken on the Isle of Man?
Choices: Slavic; Celtic; Semitic; Germanic
Answer: Celtic
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Question: What is the official language in Ukraine?
Choices: All of these; Ukrainian; Russian; Moldovan
Answer: Ukrainian
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Question: Which of these languages is extinct?
Choices: Gafat language; Egyptian language; All of these; Miami-Illinois language
Answer: All of these
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Question: What major official language do Senegal, Monaco, Luxembourg, Haiti and Madagascar share?
Choices: French; Spanish; English; All of these
Answer: French
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Question: Which of these mythological figures is not one of the Titanides?
Choices: Themis; Thetis; Rhea; Selene
Answer: Selene
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Question: What does Meter Megale mean?
Choices: Mother of Earth; Gods Mother; Mother of Universe; Great Mother
Answer: Great Mother
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Question: What is Salvador DalÃ­s birth name?
Choices: Francisco Salvador Jacinto DalÃ­ i DomÃ¨nech; Salvador Domingo Felipe Jacinto DalÃ­ i DomÃ¨nech; Silvester Pedro Anjel Domingo DalÃ­; DomÃ¨nech Salvador Maria Felipe DalÃ­
Answer: Salvador Domingo Felipe Jacinto DalÃ­ i DomÃ¨nech
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Question: When was Salvador DalÃ­ born?
Choices: May 11, 1904; April 17, 1907; August 13, 1900; March 14, 19010
Answer: May 11, 1904
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Question: Salvador Dalis works can be attributed to this art movement.
Choices: All of these; Cubism; Dada; Surrealism
Answer: All of these
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Question: What title did King Juan Carlos of Spain bestow on Salvador Dali in 1982?
Choices: Viscount of Pubol; Duke of Pubol; Marquis of Pubol; Baron of Pubol
Answer: Marquis of Pubol
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Question: What was the cause of Salvador Dalis death?
Choices: He died from food poisoning.; He committed suicide.; He died from a heart failure.; He died in a fire that broke out in his house.
Answer: He died from a heart failure.
Category: humanities
Question: What was the name of Salvador Dalis wife, who was also his muse?
Choices: Frida; Josephine; Gala; Hanna
Answer: Gala
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Question: Dali collaborated with British poet Edward James on these two notable surrealist art works.
Choices: Ballerina in a Deaths Head and The Temptation of St. Anthony; The Persistence of Memory and Swans Reflecting Elephants; Dematerialization Near the Nose of Nero and Galatea of The Spheres; Lobster Telephone and the Mae West Lips Sofa
Answer: Lobster Telephone and the Mae West Lips Sofa
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Question: Which one of these art works does not belong to Salvador Dali?
Choices: Meditative Rose; Crucifixion (Corpus Hypercubus); Honey is Sweeter Than Blood; Lady With Ermine
Answer: Lady With Ermine
Category: humanities
Question: Dali engages these recurring images in a large number of his paintings.
Choices: All of these; Eggs; Watches; Elephants
Answer: All of these
Category: humanities
Question: What is the meaning of the name Salvador?
Choices: Silver; Messenger; Savior; Blessing
Answer: Savior
Category: humanities
Question: The European dragon, which is part of the English mythology, is depicted on the national flag of this country.
Choices: England; Scotland; Wales; Ireland
Answer: Wales
Category: humanities
Question: The yale, a creature from English and European mythology, resembles this animal.
Choices: Cat; Wolf; Goat; Rooster
Answer: Goat
Category: humanities
Question: What kind of creature is the Melusine according to European folklore?
Choices: A two-headed witch; A fairy; A dog with an eagle head; A woman with serpent body
Answer: A woman with serpent body
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Question: What animal does the English mythological creature Enfield resemble?
Choices: Lion; All of these; Wolf; Fox
Answer: All of these
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Question: Name the creature from British and European mythology which is shaped like a serpent or dragon and swallows its own tail.
Choices: Basilisk; Crocotta; Salamander; Ouroboros
Answer: Ouroboros
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Question: What head does the mythological creature called manticore have?
Choices: Lions head; Human head; Dragons head; Horse head
Answer: Human head
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Question: Where does the British mythological creature Afanc live according to legend?
Choices: Under beds; In graveyards; In the woods; In lakes
Answer: In lakes
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Question: What creature from Arthurian legends has a serpents head, a leopards body and deers feet?
Choices: Questing Beast; Cockatrice; Azure Dragon; Mandragora
Answer: Questing Beast
Category: humanities
Question: What kind of creature is the Fuath according to Celtic mythology?
Choices: Water spirit; Werewolf; Witch; Flower fairy
Answer: Water spirit
Category: humanities
Question: What is the Banshee spirit from Irish mythology associated with?
Choices: Death; Wealth; Food; Birth
Answer: Death
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Question: Giovanni Battista Tiepolo, an Italian painter who became most famous in Europe between 1750 and 1770, is a representative of which art movement?
Choices: Renaissance; Rococo; Humanism; Romanticism
Answer: Rococo
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Question: What was the nickname of Jacopo Robusti (1518-1594), an Italian artist, often compared to Furioso?
Choices: Scheggia; Michelangelo; Uccello; Tintoretto
Answer: Tintoretto
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Question: Sfumato, which means blended in Italian is an art technique, created by which Italian Renaissance artist?
Choices: Michelangelo; Tintoretto; Leonardo da Vinci; Titian
Answer: Leonardo da Vinci
Category: humanities
Question: Which of the following works was painted by Titian, one of the most famous painters of the Renaissance and the Vetian school?
Choices: Penitent Mery Magdalen; Madona and Child Blessing; Marta and Mary Magdalen; Madona della Scala
Answer: Penitent Mery Magdalen
Category: humanities
Question: The paintings of Italian painter Giorgio Morandi, who was born in Bologna in 1890, were featured in which film by Federico Fellini?
Choices: Lici del Varieta; Satyricon; La Dolce Vita; Roma
Answer: La Dolce Vita
Category: humanities
Question: The movement Pittura Metafisica (metaphysical painting), that presents an alternative and illogical reality, was founded in 1917 by which Italian artists?
Choices: Carlo Carra and Giorgio de Chirico; Amedio Clemente Modigliani and Giorgio de Chirico; Emilio Vedova and Amedio Clemente Modigliani; Emilio Vedova and Carlo Carra
Answer: Carlo Carra and Giorgio de Chirico
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Question: Leonardo da Vinci was hired to paint one of the walls of the Palazzo Vecchio in Florence. Who was his rival that painted the opposite wall?
Choices: Michelangello; Raphael; Donatello; Bernini
Answer: Michelangello
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Question: Which Italian artist made the sculpture Neptune and Triton, displayed in the Victoria and Albert Museum in London?
Choices: Gian lorenzo Bernini; Francesco di Giorgio Martini; Donatello; Ernesto Biondi
Answer: Gian lorenzo Bernini
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Question: It is widely believed that the foxtrot dance got its name from which of the following?
Choices: A flower; A type of food; An actor; An animal
Answer: An actor
Category: humanities
Question: In what country did the Bachata dance originate?
Choices: Jamaica; Dominican Republic; Cuba; Brazil
Answer: Dominican Republic
Category: humanities
Question: What dance does Al Pacinos character perform in the 1992 movie Scent of a Woman, when he gets enchanted by the perfume of his dancing partner?
Choices: Bolero; Flamenco; Tango; Rumba
Answer: Tango
Category: humanities
Question: What is the popular dance style Charleston named after?
Choices: Its inventor; A piece of clothing; A city; A composer
Answer: A city
Category: humanities
Question: Toprock, footwork, power moves, freezes, and suicides are techniques used in this popular dance style.
Choices: B-boying; Locking; Krumping; Popping
Answer: B-boying
Category: humanities
Question: In which country did the Mambo music and dance originate in the 1930s?
Choices: Paraguay; Argentina; Cuba; Nicaragua
Answer: Cuba
Category: humanities
Question: In the 1950s, what name was used for the dance that is nowadays referred to as boogie-woogie?
Choices: Rocknroll; Quickstep; Swing; Jive
Answer: Rocknroll
Category: humanities
Question: Which is the oldest of the so-called ballroom dances?
Choices: Viennese Waltz; Quickstep; Peabody; Foxtrot
Answer: Viennese Waltz
Category: humanities
Question: In what country did the Cha-cha-cha dance originate?
Choices: Colombia; Brazil; Cuba; Dominican Republic
Answer: Cuba
Category: humanities
Question: Cali, Rueda and Casino are different styles of this popular Latin dance.
Choices: Rumba; Salsa; Bachata; Samba
Answer: Salsa
Category: humanities
Question: What is the Tagalog word for tree?
Choices: kahoy; bahay; bola; puno
Answer: puno
Category: humanities
Question: What does the Tagalog word pera mean in English?
Choices: candle; book; pen; money
Answer: money
Category: humanities
Question: Is it true that the Tagalog word salamin means pencil in English?
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: humanities
Question: What does the Tagalog phrase Saan ka nakatira? mean in English?
Choices: What is your name?; How do you know?; Where do you live?; When is your birthday?
Answer: Where do you live?
Category: humanities
Question: Beautiful is to the Tagalog word maganda, as fat is to this word.
Choices: pangit; makulay; mainit; mataba
Answer: mataba
Category: humanities
Question: The Tagalog word tama means correct in English.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: humanities
Question: One is to the Tagalog word isa as two is to this Tagalog word.
Choices: lima; tatlo; apat; dalawa
Answer: dalawa
Category: humanities
Question: Does the Tagalog word anim mean six in English?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: Yes
Category: humanities
Question: What Tagalog word means Monday?
Choices: Miyerkules; Martes; Huwebes; Lunes
Answer: Lunes
Category: humanities
Question: What does the Tagalog word Sabado mean in English?
Choices: Friday; Saturday; Monday; Thursday
Answer: Saturday
Category: humanities
Question: What is the lyrical dance a mix of?
Choices: Tap and Jazz; Ballet and tap; Jazz and Ballet; Jazz tap and ballet
Answer: Jazz and Ballet
Category: humanities
Question: In dancing, the word foutette means to straighten.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: humanities
Question: A grand jete is a type of leap in dancing.
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: Yes
Category: humanities
Question: In dancing, what is Triple Threat?
Choices: Hip Hop, Jazz and Point; Tap, Jazz and Ballet; Singing, Dancing and Acting; Point, Ballet and Jazz
Answer: Singing, Dancing and Acting
Category: humanities
Question: Of what origin was painter and etcher Rembrandt?
Choices: Italian; French; Spanish; Dutch
Answer: Dutch
Category: humanities
Question: Rembrandt initially achieved success as a painter of what type of paintings?
Choices: Portraits; Murals; Marine paintings; Icons
Answer: Portraits
Category: humanities
Question: What personal tragedy did Rembrandt experience after he got married?
Choices: His first child died.; His second child died.; His third child died.; All of these
Answer: All of these
Category: humanities
Question: Why did Rembrandt nearly go bankrupt at a certain point of his life?
Choices: He was a gambler.; He collected tons of art pieces.; He spent his money on alcohol.; All of these
Answer: He collected tons of art pieces.
Category: humanities
Question: What common name was given to Rembrandts famous painting, The Company of Frans Banning Cocq and Willem van Ruytenburch?
Choices: The Guard of the Tower; The Night Watch; The Evening Council; The Men in Armor
Answer: The Night Watch
Category: humanities
Question: Rembrandt is believed to have suffered from this medical condition.
Choices: Shortsightedness; Night blindness; Stereoblindness; All of these
Answer: Stereoblindness
Category: humanities
Question: Who is the man whose corpse is depicted in Rembrandts famous painting The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp?
Choices: Rembrandts father; Rembrandt himself; Rembrandts son; A criminal
Answer: A criminal
Category: humanities
Question: During what century did painter Rembrandt live and work?
Choices: Eighteenth century; Seventeenth century; Sixteenth century; Fifteenth century
Answer: Seventeenth century
Category: humanities
Question: What did Rembrandt seek to achieve in his art according to a statement he made in a letter?
Choices: the greatest and most natural movement; to provoke the beholder to create a story in his own head; to keep the eye of the beholder on the painting; the best possible combination of light, shadow and color
Answer: the greatest and most natural movement
Category: humanities
Question: Which of these is true about Rembrandts famous painting The Storm on the Sea of Galilee that was stolen in 1990?
Choices: It is the only marine painting by Rembrandt.; It is Rembrandts only work to feature the image of Jesus.; All of these; It is the only painting by Rembrandt to feature religious images.
Answer: It is the only marine painting by Rembrandt.
Category: humanities
Question: What is the missing word from the Chinese proverb: If the wind comes from an empty ..., its not without a reason?
Choices: Cave; Room; Chest; House
Answer: Cave
Category: humanities
Question: What is the meaning of the Chinese proverb, Riding a mule while looking for a horse?
Choices: Keeping what you have but looking for better options; Looking for something that you already have; Looking for trouble, not being satisfied with what you have; Taking what you have for granted
Answer: Keeping what you have but looking for better options
Category: humanities
Question: What word is missing from the Chinese proverb: A ... can start a fire that burns the entire prairie?
Choices: Child; Match; Spark; Straw
Answer: Spark
Category: humanities
Question: Complete the Chinese proverb, ââ¦ must be chiseled before it can be considered a gemâ.
Choices: Amethyst; Diamond; Jade; Sapphire
Answer: Jade
Category: humanities
Question: What is the missing verb from the Chinese proverb originating from the works of Chinese philosopher Confucius, I hear and I ...; I see and I remember; I do and I understand?
Choices: Forget; Ignore; Learn; Discover
Answer: Forget
Category: humanities
Question: The name of what animal is missing in the Chinese proverb, A ... father has no canine sons?
Choices: Panda; Tiger; Dragon; Crocodile
Answer: Tiger
Category: humanities
Question: Complete the Chinese proverb, If you have money you can make ... push your grind stone.
Choices: the devil; everyone; the Emperor; your neighbor
Answer: the devil
Category: humanities
Question: What is the missing word from the following Chinese proverb: To hit a ... with a meat-bun?
Choices: Cook; Dog; Wall; Rock
Answer: Dog
Category: humanities
Question: What is the meaning of the Chinese proverb, A drop of water shall be returned with a burst of spring?
Choices: Small things can lead to big results.; You should respond to small favor with a larger one.; A small investment will pay back generously.; Seemingly insignificant things can grow with time.
Answer: You should respond to small favor with a larger one.
Category: humanities
Question: What is the missing phrase from the Chinese proverb, A single day of sub-zero temperature is not enough to create ...?
Choices: Ice cream; Three feet of ice; An ice palace; Winter
Answer: Three feet of ice
Category: humanities
Question: What does the word wan mean?
Choices: enigmatic; happy or cheerful; memorable; pale
Answer: pale
Category: humanities
Question: What does the word kirk refer to?
Choices: Type of redwood tree; A species of conifer tree; Type of horsedrawn carriage used in Victorian times; A church
Answer: A church
Category: humanities
Question: The following sentence is written in what language:
Choices: trÃ¤dgÃ¥rden lÃ¥g ett gammalt hus, och i huset bodde Pippi LÃ¥ngstrump?; Dutch; Danish; Swedish; German
Answer: Swedish
Category: humanities
Question: In what language is this line: 
Choices: riachi me acompaÃ±a cuando canto mi canciÃ³n?; Swedish; French; Spanish; Hebrew
Answer: Spanish
Category: humanities
Question: Name the language in which this sentence is written: 
Choices:  otunwahe kin el tuktel owotetipi wanzi han hwo.; Lakota; Japanese; Icelandic; Hawaiian
Answer: Lakota
Category: humanities
Question: In what language is the sentence:
Choices: levala on inspiroinut monia kirjailijoita myÃ¶s Suomen ulkopuolella?; Hungarian; Finnish; German; Bulgarian
Answer: Finnish
Category: humanities
Question: In the following sentence, which word is incorrect?  
Choices: e schools unprincipled principal understands the principle of the argument.; principal; principle; unprincipled; None of the words is incorrect; the sentence is correct as is.
Answer: None of the words is incorrect; the sentence is correct as is.
Category: humanities
Question: The main function of this nucleic acid, consisting of a string of covalently-bound nucleotides, is to copy genetic information.
Choices: REO; RSI; RAROC; RNA
Answer: RNA
Category: humanities
Question: In Egyptian mythology this is known as the soul/personality of a person. It is sometimes depicted as a human-headed bird.
Choices: Akh; Sheut; Thoth; Ba
Answer: Ba
Category: humanities
Question: Camulatz is the bird that ate the heads of the first men according to this mythology.
Choices: Chippewa; Maya; Persian; Chinese
Answer: Maya
Category: humanities
Question: Chamrosh is said to rule and protect all avifauna on Earth.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: humanities
Question: The griffin is a legendary creature with the body of this animal and the head and wings of an eagle.
Choices: Lion; Snake; Dog; Horse
Answer: Lion
Category: humanities
Question: In Greek mythology, the Harpies were beautiful winged women best known for doing this to Phineas (a King of Thrace, son of Agenor who had the gift of prophecy).
Choices: Constantly lying to him; Constantly seducing him; Constantly stealing gold from him; Constantly stealing food from him
Answer: Constantly stealing food from him
Category: humanities
Question: Hugin and Munin are Odins two companion birds in Norse mythology. They are these bird species.
Choices: Hawks; Doves; Eagles; Ravens
Answer: Ravens
Category: humanities
Question: Phoenixes can be only male.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: humanities
Question: The second time Noah sent the dove from the Ark, the bird returned with this.
Choices: Grass leaf; Palm leaf; Olive leaf; Apple leaf
Answer: Olive leaf
Category: humanities
Question: Garuda is one of the main forms of God in Hinduism. He is described as having all of these except one.
Choices: Ravens beak; Red wings; Golden body; White face
Answer: Ravens beak
Category: humanities
Question: Raven, the spirit of the raven bird, is a god in the mythology of various native peoples of northwest North America. It is considered to be the god of loyalty and truth.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: humanities
Question: Fill in the blank with the correct word:
Choices:  would be as well to let it go, ___ too far out.; ote from A New Hope; its; ...; its; ...
Answer: its
Category: humanities
Question: To which language group does English belong?
Choices: Italic; Germanic; Slavic; Celtic
Answer: Germanic
Category: humanities
Question: Which Central European language is not a Slavic one?
Choices: Czech; Polish; Hungarian; Slovak
Answer: Hungarian
Category: humanities
Question: What language is spoken in Austria?
Choices: German; Hungarian; English; Austrian
Answer: German
Category: humanities
Question: Many neighbouring European countries have similar languages. The languages of which two countries belong to different language groups?
Choices: Sweden and Finland; Portugal and Spain; Poland and Czech Republic; France and Belgium
Answer: Sweden and Finland
Category: humanities
Question: Which country is called Tyskland, Niemcy or Allemagne by some of its neighbors?
Choices: Ukraine; Turkey; Germany; Norway
Answer: Germany
Category: humanities
Question: The people of which Balkan country do not use a Cyrillic alphabet?
Choices: Greece; Poland; Macedonia; Bulgaria
Answer: Greece
Category: humanities
Question: Which of these languages is closest to Italian?
Choices: Romanian; Serbian; Greek; Bulgarian
Answer: Romanian
Category: humanities
Question: Esperanto is the official language of which country?
Choices: It is not a language of any country.; Vatican; Estonia; Poland
Answer: It is not a language of any country.
Category: humanities
Question: In which part of Germany will you most likely find people speaking Wendish (also called Sorbian)?
Choices: Bavaria; Lower Saxony; Holstein; Saxony and Brandenburg
Answer: Saxony and Brandenburg
Category: humanities
Question: What language is spoken by the most people in the European Union as their native language?
Choices: English; French; German; Spanish
Answer: German
Category: humanities
Question: In which country is Flemish mostly spoken?
Choices: France; Luxembourg; Holland; Belgium
Answer: Belgium