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 1   tiye asked:
    The Olympian goddess Hera honored her faithful servant Argus by placing his one hundred eyes on one of her sacred animals. Which animal was it?
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2   BrightonDragon asked:
    Being a close associate of Adolf Hitler could be bad for your health. Which is the only one of these Nazis to survive beyond 1946?
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3   ssabreman asked:
    In 1901, who made the name 'White House' the official name for the home of the US president?
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4   gracious1 asked:
    If I, V, X, and L are Roman numerals, what are 1, 2, 3, and 4?
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5   sw11 asked:
    Nosocomial infection is an infection which develops typically in what type of location?
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6   BrightonDragon asked:
    Savile Row is a well known street in Central London. What is it famous for?
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7   ncterp asked:
    What edifice in Paris, France, honors the French soldiers who fought and died during the Napoleonic Wars?
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8   GBfan asked:
    Which Biblical story in Genesis aligns with the "Epic of Gilgamesh"?
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9   BrightonDragon asked:
    My cruise ship's next port of call is Tunis. Along with many of the other passengers, which ancient city am I hoping to visit near there?
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10   daver852 asked:
    I love Chinese food! What do these Chinese dishes have in common: Chop Suey, General Tso's Chicken, and Crab Rangoon?
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11   sw11 asked:
    The word "totem" originates from the Indigenous term "odoodem," meaning "kinship group." To which language group does it belong?
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12   wellenbrecher asked:
    What elementary particle is named after an Indian physicist?
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13   Billkozy asked:
    Which of the following statements about the planet Mars is NOT true?
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14   gracious1 asked:
    Which U.S. President operated a distillery (of whiskey) on his farm?
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15   Billkozy asked:
    Who was the British King or Queen when the colonies declared their independence as the United States of America?
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16   pennie1478 asked:
    In 2024, John Grisham wrote a book he titled "Framed". Around whom did he center the stories of his book?
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17   Creedy asked:
    The famous Russian prima ballerina, Anna Pavlova, had many pets during her life - including which most apt ones?
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18   ssabreman asked:
    Coal takes millions of years to form. Which of these is NOT needed in that process?
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19   tiye asked:
    The city of Syracuse in Sicily was an ancient colony of which Greek city-state?
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20   charvikS asked:
    In 1964, a famous civil rights leader won a Nobel Peace Prize. Who is this person, who is celebrated annually in the U.S. on the third Monday of January?
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