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Celebrities
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Directors & Writers
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Directors & Writers : Who Directed?
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This director had great success in England with "The 39 Steps" (1935) and later in America with "Psycho" (1960) and "The Birds" (1963). Can you name him?
Lionel Barrymore
Alfred Hitchcock
Jack Hawkins
William Desmond
Literature
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Animal Themes
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Animal Themes: A Cross Bear
2
Here's a lovable ursine who comes from "deepest, darkest Peru." Wearing a hat and coat and carrying a battered suitcase, he turns up at a railway station in London, where he's found and adopted by the Brown family. Who is he?
Winkie
Rupert Bear
Brer Bear
Paddington Bear
World
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Latin
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Latin: Latin Legal Phrases from A to V
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V -- What legal phrase means "Word for Word" exactly?
Verbatim
Valete
Vade Mecum
Veritas
Humanities
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Cross-Atlantic Differences
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Cross-Atlantic Differences: What is the name of that car part?
4
Before we set off, your dad is going to look under the hood and check the oil and fluid levels. What would a Briton call this same part of their car?
Canopy
Hood
Bonnet
Cowl
General
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Thematic 20 Questions
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Thematic Supernatural: Werewolves!
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GENERAL: Which of these characteristics, according to folklore, is NOT a sign that someone might be a werewolf?
Eyebrows that meet
Acne
Curved fingernails
Hairy palms
Movies
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Movie Villains
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Movie Villains: I Am the Bad Gal, Vol. III
6
She liked to put a sledgehammer to good use in the movie "Misery". Who was this actress in the role of Annie Wilkes?
Jamie Lee Curtis
Kathy Bates
Catherine O"Hara
Kirstie Alley
People
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Mixed People
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Mixed People: Famous Dishes For Famous People
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Chopped walnuts later became an addition to this salad dish, but originally it used mainly these ingredients: apples, celery, and mayonnaise. It was immediately popular in its home city of New York. But in which hotel or restaurant was it first created?
Bobby Vann's New York
New York Hilton
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Delmonico's New York
Sci / Tech
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Electronics and Circuits
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Electronics and Circuits: Cellular Phone Technology
8
Older phones, such as TDMA phones, did not come with a removable card which kept a subscriber's information (billing, number, etc.). However, newer phones, especially GSM phones, contained the small removable card which is called what?
SIM
TRW
PIN
NIN
Sports
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Ice Hockey Rules
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Ice Hockey Rules : Trouble-Free Hockey
9
What does the NHL stand for?
National Hockey Level
National Hockey League
Northern Hockey League
Northern Hockey Level
History
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1960s Nostalgia
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1960s Nostalgia: Remember the 60s?
10
Cassius Marcellus Clay later became known as:
Rocky Marciano
Muhammad Ali
Sonny Liston
George Foreman
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