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- At what city did King Henry IV of Germany submit on his knees to the authority of Pope Gregory VII in 1073?
- Canossa
- A9543B represents a six-digit number in which A and B are digits different from each other. The number is divisible by 11 and also by 8. What digit does A represent?
- A=7
- A Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass gives an insider's view of which nineteenth-century social problem?
- Slavery
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- Currently causing something of a stir in the US, Curtis Sittenfeld American Wife follows the relationship between Alice and Charlie Blackwell, ciphers for which presidential couple?
- Laura and George W. Bush
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- How long has Fidel Castro ruled Cuba?
- 45 years
- How many days are there in a 400 year period (Gregorian cycle)?
- 146,097
- In 1899 who gave Dreyfus a pardon?
- President
- John Wayne airport is in which American City?
- Los Angeles
- King Mongkut is known as the Father of Modern __?
- Thailand
- London Calling was, according to 'Rolling Stone Magazine' and the critics, the best album of
- The Clash
- Most famous for comparing the gold standard to the Crucifixion, this populist ran for the US Presidency three times, losing to William McKinley (twice) and William Howard Taft.
- William Jennings Bryan
- Name the longest rivers in the world.
- Nile
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- Perfume- What percentage of fragranced product ingredients are petroleum based?
- 80 - 90%
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- Shakespear's twelfth night is what type of work?
- comedy
- The Aztec capital was founded around 1325 in central Mexico and was called what?
- Tenochtitlan
- The Muslim League was established in 1906 in India as a result of the decision by the British to partition which province?
- Bengal
- The brightness of light depends on it's
- Amplitude
- The first Olympic games of ancient Greece were played in what god's honor?
- Zeus
- The President during the American Civil War was who?
- Abraham Lincoln
- Traditionally, which of the following animals has NOT been used for milking?
- Pig
- There is one pretty purple flower that does not belong in your salad, it's very poisonous. Which flower is it?
- Wisteria
- This craft may use different shapes of cut glass that vary in colors to create a picture of some kind. The end result could be a lamp, a window, or many other things. What craft is this?
- stained glass
- This huge landmark is the highest mountain in western Europe, it is also the highest mountain in the Alps. What is this colorfully named mountain called?
- Mont Blanc
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- W.G.Grace captained England at what two sports?
- Cricket and Bowls
- Wine - What is the alcohol content of natural or table wines?
- 8 - 14%
- What is calligraphy?
- A handwritting art form
- What is the name of the goddess of hearth?
- Hestia
- What year was the Olympic Games first televised?
- 1956
- What is the most abundant gas in the atmosphere?
- (di)Nitrogen
- What country was the first World Cup of football(soccer) in 1930?
- Uruguay
- What Greek philosopher taught his students by asking questions and later died of Hemlock poisoning?
- Socrates
- What was the name of Istanbul before its capture by the Turks?
- Constantinople
- What decade was the first tour de fance?
- 1900
- What is the largest river in France?
- Lore
- What element has "H" for symbol?
- Hydrogen
- What region includes states like Oklahoma, Indiana, and Kansas?
- Midwest
- What is the capital city of Newfoundland, Canada?
- St. John's
- What is 4 ft 8 inches in Meters?
- 1.42 Meters
- What was the most populous tribe of the Iroquois Confederacy?
- Seneca
- What is the distance of both a short course and Olympic size pool?
- 25 and 50 Meters
- Where is the worlds largest bell located?
- Moscow
- Which pioneering video/arcade game company began by making traditional playing cards called 'hanafunda' with flowers on them?
- Nintendo
- Which of these Pokemon versions was released first?
- Blue
- Which of these modern-day ares did Rome not completely conquer?
- Germany
- Which of the following is not a component of the Federation of Malaysia?
- Acheh
- Which region was France forced to cede to Germany in wake of its defeat in 1871?
- Alsace-Lorraine
- Which musical matches these keywords: Joseph, Jennie, Emily?
- Allegro
- Which ocean goes to the deepest depths?
- Pacific Ocean
- Which tennis player was runner up in the men's singles final at Wimbledon in both 2000 and 2001?
- Pat Rafter
- Which Space mission was described by James Lovell and Neil Armstrong as 'The most significant in the history of US spaceflight'?
- Apollo 8
- Which American writer won the Nobel Prize in 1930?
- Sinclair Lewis
- Which kind of salt is best for cheese making?
- Kosher Salt
- Which is the tenor who has represented more opera roles in history?
- Enrico Caruso
- Which extra solar planet is currently known as orbiting a brown dwarf?
- 2M1207B
- Which city is also known as the 'City of Canals'?
- Venice
- Which famous physicist wrote a book called 'A Brief History of Time'?
- Stephen Hawking
- Which country is bigger than Canada (Geographically)?
- Russia
- Who is the current President of Mexico? He was elected in 2000, breaking the seven-decade monopoly of Institutional Revolutionary Party on Mexico's government.
- Vicente Fox
- Who was surnamed the 'Father of History'?
- Herodotus
- Who starred in the b movie classic 'Deadly Weapons'?
- Chesty Mogan
- Who wrote 'The American Way of Death'?
- Jessica Mitford
- Who was England's top wicket taker during the 1992 Cricket World Cup?
- Ian Botham
- Who is held to have christianized Axum (Ethiopia)?
- King Ezana
- Why do athletes use powder for some sports events?
- To reduce slipping
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