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 1   Kalibre asked:
    What major natural disaster affected Anchorage, Alaska on Good Friday, 1964, causing widespread destruction?
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2   matthewpokemon asked:
    Which US mountain, the tallest in the country, has native names that translate simply as "The Tall One" and "Big Mountain?"
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3   DeepHistory asked:
    The word "incisor" derives from the Latin verb "incido", itself forming from the preposition "in" and the verb "caedo", which means what?
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4   bigwoo asked:
    Which Great Lake is known for its pristine water, many shipwrecks and being the deepest of the Great Lakes?
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5   rossian asked:
    If you 'bleed' a radiator, what are you trying to remove?
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6   Kalibre asked:
    Which sculpture technique, commonly used in bronze casting, involves creating a wax model that is later melted away to form a mold?
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7   Trufflesss asked:
    If you were in the UK, what would you do with 'spotted dick'?
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8   Kalibre asked:
    In medieval times, a gauntlet was worn as part of a knight's armour. What was its primary function?
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9   wellenbrecher asked:
    Which of these U.S. states remained in the Union during the Civil War, despite allowing slavery?
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10   matthewpokemon asked:
    There are over twenty named "seas" (maria) on Earth's Moon. Which one of these options is NOT one of them, instead being the Latin name for a sea that was dominated by an ancient empire for centuries?
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11   jwwells asked:
    These four received TWO Nobel Prizes. Who was the only one to receive a Nobel Peace Prize? (He won the 1962 Peace Prize, which was not awarded until 1963)
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12   gable asked:
    If you go to a tapas restaurant what would you NOT expect to see on the menu?
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13   GBfan asked:
    U.S.SPORTS - What was the last name of Cassius Marcellus, one of the "greatest" American sportsmen of all-time?
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14   Dunkeroo asked:
    "Back To School" was co-written by actor/director Harold Ramis. What blockbuster did he star in with Rick Moranis and Sigourney Weaver? Who you gonna call for this one?
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15   gme24 asked:
    The Center Pompidou, more fully the Centre national d'art et de culture Georges-Pompidou, a museum and center for visual arts, was named after a person with what profession?
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16   Kalibre asked:
    What natural resource made Nubia famous in the ancient world?
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17   Kalibre asked:
    Which civilization is credited with using natural oils with fragrances as the earliest form of hair conditioner?
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18   mandy2 asked:
    Which of the following was composed by Pyotr Tchaikovsky?
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19   GBfan asked:
    Why are they called dill pickles?
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20   nhgene asked:
    Which of the U.S. Founding Fathers had a son who was the Royal Governor of New Jersey?
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