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"A general mix of questions from all over the world."

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1. What biblical unit of measure was determined by the distance from the elbow to the tip of the middle finger?
    Answer: (One Word)


2. Who is portrayed on the oldest military decoration in present use?
    Answer: (One Word - Last Name)


3. A condition of confusion or stupor resulting from increased levels of dissolved nitrogen in the blood, usually occuring in divers at a depth near 100 feet, medically speaking.
    Answer: (Two Words)


4. What cataclysmic name did David Koresch give his Waco compound?
    Answer: (Two Words)


5. In areas of France they use trained swine to find what subterranean fungus?
    Answer: (One Word)


6. In the mid 1400's, what was banned in Scotland because it took time away from archery practice?
    Answer: (One Word)


7. Who painted the Madonna of Chancellor Rolin?
    Bellini
    Picasso
    Jan van Eyck
    Henri Matisse


8. What do you call an organism that was made from the genetic material of another?
    Answer: (One Word)


9. What Ethopian emperor inspired a religious movement in the Carribean?
    Answer: (One Word - Last Name)


10. Who was the first white person to climb Uluru in 1873?
    Answer: (One Word - Last Name)


11. What was the name of the first atomic submarine?
    Answer: (One Word)


12. Who is the architect of the Civil Rights and Vietnam Veteran's Memorials in the United States?
    Answer: (One Word - Last Name)


13. What phrase did Nancy Reagan coin to combat drug use?
    Answer: (Three Words)


14. What astronomical object is named for the man who predicted its return in 1758?
    Answer: (Two Words)


15. The bombardment of which Maryland fort inspired an anthem for a nation?
    Answer: (Two Words)


16. The invention of the telegraph meant the end for what equestrian mail service?
    Answer: (Three Words)


17. What disease did Al Capone die from?
    Answer: (One Word)


18. Who is the only man to be selected to the NFL Pro Bowl team and an MLB All-Star?
    Answer: (One Word - Last Name)


19. What aquatic body was created when Mount Mazama blew it's top 7000 years ago?
    Answer: (Two Words)


20. What British blues guitarist is known by the nickname 'Slow Hand'?
    Answer: (One Word - Last Name)

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