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#1.
World
Mixture. Player
zorba_scank
asks:
Which two animals are most commonly associated with stock markets worldwide?
Lions and tigers
Cats and dogs
Bulls and bears
Rabbits and elephants
#2.
World
Mixture. Player
Alba66
asks:
Advil is the trademark for which drug?
Barbiturate
Antidepressant
Steroid
Ibuprofen
#3.
World
Mixture. Player
Spontini
asks:
Who was convicted of rape in 1966 after confessing to the crime without realising he needn't have said anything to the police? It was a landmark case in U.S. legal history.
Pete Hernandez
Clarence Gideon
Curt Muller
Ernesto Miranda
#4.
World
Mixture. Player
Quiz_Beagle
asks:
Which popular English author was portrayed on the UK £10 polymer note from 2017?
Winston Churchill
Jane Austen
JMW Turner
EL James
#5.
World
Mixture. Player
gracious1
asks:
It's often said that Adolf Hitler founded Volkswagen, but, more correctly, what organization established the "people's car" company?
Hitler Youth
German Labor Front
Storm Troopers
Nazi Women's League
#6.
World
Mixture. Player
trialballoons
asks:
Huichol yarn painting comes from the Huichol people. What country do they live in?
India
Mexico
China
Vietnam
#7.
World
Mixture. Player
Snowman
asks:
What English word that derives from "fourteen nights" is the equivalent of the terms "quincena" in Spanish or "dekapenthímero" in Greek, both meaning "fifteen days"?
Fortnight
Quince
Fortitude
Quarantine
#8.
World
Mixture. Player
bigwoo
asks:
Washington D.C. secretary Rose Mary Woods became famous for her role in the partial erasure of a US president's taped conversations. What president did Woods work for?
Bill Clinton
Gerald Ford
Richard Nixon
John F Kennedy
#9.
World
Mixture. Player
tiye
asks:
The Plymouth Argyle Football Club's crest features a ship that is associated with the club's home and history. Which ship is it?
Mayflower
The Black Pearl
Argo
Titanic
#10.
World
Mixture. Player
rossian
asks:
The remains of Urquhart Castle can be found on the banks of which body of water in the UK?
Loch Ness
Rutland Water
Lake Windermere
Menai Strait