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Until the mid-19th century, clothiers had to rely on natural sources to obtain different hues for their fabrics. Which of the following natural sources of dye is incorrectly matched with the color it produces? |
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What variety of apple, sporting red skin with a hint of green, has lent its name to a type of computer? |
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The small Costa Rican town of Monteverde (Spanish for "Green Mountain") is home to which of these tourist attractions? |
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The uniforms worn on the television series "Star Trek" and its spinoffs have undergone many alterations in style through the decades. But this remains a constant: if you were to see a Starfleet officer whose uniform displays the color blue, which of the following is most likely to be their profession? |
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In the Biblical account recorded at Genesis 25:29-34, tired and hungry Esau asked his twin brother Jacob for "a swallow of the red," for which he was willing to sell his birthright. What kind of food was Esau asking for? |
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In this age of recycling & ecological concerns, "green" is often heard in reference to eco-friendliness. Which of these green hobbies was popularized in the early 21st century?
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The fictional character Norman Osborn (Willem Dafoe), with his "green" alter-ego, takes on the role as villain in which of these films, the first in a trilogy? |
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The rose is one of only a few flowers with such diversity in colors, mostly the result of genetic crossbreeding. However, has nature, unassisted, ever produced a blue rose? |
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The leather tags of which blue jean manufacturer depict a pair of horses, attempting (unsuccessfully) to pull apart a pair of pants? |
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For our final RGB question, let's head to the Lone Star State. Which of the following colorful places/objects is not associated with the U.S. state of Texas? |
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