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What is the title of
the national anthem of Canada?
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What is the name of the
individual who created the cartoon strip Beetle Bailey?
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Many are in the form of
arch bridges, and some, such s the Pont du Gard at Nimes, France, still
survive. Name there artificial channels for the movement of water that the
ancient Romans built.
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These carnivals,
beginning some time before shrove Tuesday, are held in various places,
including Rio de Janeiro and New Orleans. What is the French name for
Shrove of "fat" Tuesday?
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The five grades are
chevalier, officer, commander, grand officer, and grand cross. Name this
highest French award for civil and military service that was created by
Napoleon I in 1802.
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What is the name of the
currency of South Korea?
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Of the four articles of
impeachment drawn up against President Clinton, how many were approved by
the House of Representatives?
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Our nation's highest
civilian award is called the Medal of what?
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What do only the
letters C, D, I, M, L, V, and X have in common?
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Eight states touch
Tennessee and eight states touch Missouri, name a state that touches
Tennessee and Missouri.
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The sum of what two
squares is equal to the prime number 61?
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Who split the AFL to
form the CIO in 1935?
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What is the capital of
Argentina?
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Here are four documents
important in American History: Northwest Ordinance, Declaration of
Independence, Constitutional Amendment ending slavery in the U.S.,
Versailles Treaty. Now arrange in the correct chronological order.
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The modern marathon is
exactly 26 miles, 385 yards in length. To the nearest whole number, how
many kilometers is this?
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What is the derivative
of 5?
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Not all battles are
military or naval battles. Who beat whom in the famous biblical battle
that took place in the valley of Elah?
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On the stage, any
inanimate objects that don't come under the heading of costume, stage or
furniture are called what?
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The symbol for micron
is a Greek letter. Name it.
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What three substances
pass through the stomata of leaves
