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Sports
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Asia
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Asia : Sports in South Korea
1
This immensely popular sport is as ubiquitous as Kimchi in Korea. It involves kicking a ball into a netted goal. Which sport is it?
soccer/football
table tennis
tennis
hopscotch
Music
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Remakes & Covers
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Remakes & Covers: That's Just Wrong!
2
Madonna kicked off the twenty-first century with a cover version of which classic of folk-rock, originally recorded by Don McLean?
Crying
Vincent
American Pie
Castles in the Air
Humanities
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Technospeak
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Technospeak: Textual Healing
3
What does "IMO" stand for?
In my opression
Ian must order
Is Mary older
In my opinion
World
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Barbara Bush
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Barbara Bush: Hail to the Chief's Wife [4]: Barbara Bush
4
Mrs. Bush's sons George W. and Jeb were also elected officials. Which of the following positions was NOT held by either one or other of her sons?
Congressman from Texas
Governor of Florida
Governor of Texas
President of the United States
History
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April May June
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April May June: June 3rd
5
Which actor, famous for his title role in 'Zorba The Greek', died on June 3rd, 2001?
Jack Palance
Marlon Brando
Anthony Quinn
James Coburn
People
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Wales People
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Wales: Some of My Compatriots
6
Born Thomas Woodward 1940 in Treforest, between Pontypridd and Cardiff. It's not unusual to hear this gent singing in Las Vegas when he's not spending time on the green, green grass of home.
Sir Harry Secombe
Edward Woodward
Tom Jones
Aled Jones
Geography
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Africa
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Africa: African Lands
7
This nation on the continent's northern coast, whose capital is Algiers, is the birthplace of several literary giants, including Mohammed Dib, Albert Camus, and Jacques Derrida, all of whom wrote in French. What land is this?
Algeria
Nigeria
Kenya
Sudan
Celebrities
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USA Musicians
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USA Musicians : Music of New Orleans
8
"Satchmo" is the nickname of which famous New Orleans' musician?
Champion Jack Dupree
Al Hirt
Louis Armstrong
Pete Fountain
Hobbies
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Genealogy
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Genealogy: English Family History I: Civil Registration
9
What kind of entries will you NOT find in the GRO indexes?
Marriages
Births
Deaths
Divorces
Movies
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Name It - Easy
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Name It - Average 25: 'Saturday Night Live' Movies
10
A toy cowboy discovers that he is a collector's item, and must wrestle with becoming a museum piece or returning to the boy who loves him but is growing up.
Watership Down
Tin Toy
Toy Story 2
Shrek
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