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Sports
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Wide World of Sport
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Wide World of Sport : Don't Trip Up!
1
Which American runner tripped and fell heavily in the 3000 meters race in the 1984 Summer Olympics, as she attempted to overtake Zola Budd of Great Britain?
Mary Checker
Mary Decker
Mary Wrecker
Mary Docker
Celebrities
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Celebrity Birthdays
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Celebrity Birthdays : These People Were Born In 1954
2
This funny man is a Chicago native and is very proud of his Albanian heritage. He was born June 15, 1954; one of four children. His older brother was also a well-know comedic actor. Who might we call a "Blues Brothers' brother"?
Rob Reiner
Michael Keaton
Jim Belushi
Paul Reubens
General
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Mixed Numbers
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Mixed Numbers: More Pop Culture Numerically Speaking
3
According to Agatha Christie, there were how many "Little Indians"?
8
15
12
10
History
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World History
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World History: The Story of Stuff
4
Exploring stuff: which of the following continents was the last to be 'explored', that is, the last continent that Western civilizations have set foot on?
North America
Africa
South America
Antarctica
Geography
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Cape Verde
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Cape Verde: Escape to the Cape: Cabo Verde
5
All of his trekking around Cabo Verde has made Richard Dean Anderson very thirsty. Luckily he brought a couple of cases of water with him on his trip. Why might he have problems with water in Cabo Verde?
Mollusks have clogged the plumbing.
The groundwater is heavily polluted.
Fresh water supplies are limited on the islands.
Cabo Verdeans only drink rum.
Hobbies
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Toys by Decade
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Toys by Decade: American toys of the 60s
6
The kids in my neighborhood would gather in one of our yards and turn on the garden hose. We would have competitions to see who could go the farthest or who could strike the most unusual pose while playing on which of these?
Belly Buster
Slip 'N Slide
Water Tarp
Slide 'N Slip
Movies
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Players - Average 10
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Players - Average 10: Remember Me From That 1982 Movie?
7
A prisoner, Reggie Hammond (Eddie Murphy), is temporarily released in order to help a cop, Jack Cates, catch a killer, who happens to be Reggie's former partner. Who played Jack Cates in "48 Hrs."?
Nick Nolte
Sylvester Stallone
Mickey Rourke
Clint Eastwood
Humanities
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Letters in Common - Letter Games
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Letters in Common - Letter Games: Double sound words again. Let's "razzle-dazzle".
8
What is the word that can be used to describe disreputable people, those people you think of as inferior and merely a rabble?
pleb-plebs
riffraff
gutter-clutter
argy-bargy
Literature
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Fables and Fairy Tales
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Fables and Fairy Tales: Fabled Headlines
9
"Curse Broken! 'No More Lily Pads for Me', Says Prince!"
Little Boy Blue
The Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe
Rub a Dub Dub
The Frog and the Princess
Music
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Songs With Same Word
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Songs of Night and Darkness: Titles - Music Tonight
10
Who had a hit with a song called: "Are You Lonesome Tonight"?
Jerry Lee Lewis
Buddy Holly
Elvis Presley
Little Richard
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