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Hobbies
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Somebody chasing after celebrities might just be doing so to get their autographs. What do we call a person who collects autographs?
philographist
bibliophilist
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Movies
2.
The first movie of James Bond was 'Dr No'. Which actor played the role of James Bond in it?
Daniel Craig
Sean Connery
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Sci / Tech
3.
In 1896, what did the French physicist Henri Becquerel leave near his photographic plates? His work was of great interest to Marie and Pierre Curie!
a sample containing uranium
his pencil
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Geography
4.
This aptly named large east African valley is the result of the splitting or separation of the tectonic plate.
Ethiopian Rift Valley
Sani Valley
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Geography
5.
In Colorado, some hikers try to visit all the state's Fourteeners. What is a Fourteener?
Mountains over 14,000 feet in elevation
A series of trails each 14 miles long
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Celebrities
6.
Before deciding on an acting profession, Dan Blocker ("Hoss" Cartwright on the TV series "Bonanza") pursued what career?
school teacher
research chemist
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History
7.
Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were the first people on the moon, but somebody else came along with them to the moon. Who was he?
Michael Collins
Richard Gordon
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Hobbies
8.
Lawyer's wig, shaggy mane, blewit and hen-of-the-woods are common names for what food?
Fish
Mushrooms
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World
9.
Thanksgiving Day is an important holiday in the USA and Canada, although celebrated on different dates. On which day or date is it celebrated in the United Kingdom?
Last Monday in September
It isn't
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General
10.
A fob is most commonly associated with which time keeping device?
Pocket watch
Atomic clock
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Literature
11.
What word is missing from this excerpt from the poem 'Charge of the Light Brigade' by Tennyson? "Half a ..., half a ..., half a .... onward".
day
league
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Sports
12.
The sport of boxing lost one of its greatest heavyweight champions of all-time on 7th November 2011. Who was it?
"Big" George Foreman
"Smokin'" Joe Frazier
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Hobbies
13.
What was the alias of the ultra-suave gentleman whose trademark phrase was, "I don't always drink beer, but when I do I prefer Dos Equis"?
The most inebriated man in the world
The most interesting man in the world
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History
14.
In June of 2010, the largest mass arrest in Canadian history occurred, in Toronto. Which event led to this unprecedented police action?
G-20 Summit
Summit of the Americas
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Literature
15.
"The Hunger Games" trilogy is a popular book series for young adults. Who is the author?
Jackie Collins
Suzanne Collins
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