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The correct answer was London.

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There are many subtle differences in US and Australian English. Some more examples are mum and mom, and colour and color.

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On December 8, 1980 John Lennon was shot and killed by a fan named Mark Chapman. On November 29, 2001 George Harrison died of brain cancer. Both are greatly missed. Even today the Beatles are loved by all generations.

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The correct answer was Liv Tyler.

Liv Tyler (the real life daughter of Aerosmith lead, Stephen Tyler) played Arwen in the "Lord of the Rings" films. Her character is in love with Aragorn.

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Brad Pitt made the cover in 1995 and 2000. He is married the "Friends" actress Jennifer Aniston.

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He believed that 'a person's unconscious is supplemented by universal images.' He also beleived that spiritual needs are at least as, if not more important that biological needs.

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Brad Pitt stars opposite Tom Cruise in the Anne Rice adaptation of Interview With a Vampire

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I would be loathe to comment on Berlin and not Munich so here goes: Munich is a great city too!

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Dolly, a Finn Dorset sheep cloned in July 1996, was the first recorded cloned animal. A debate on the ethics of cloning was the result of the "birth" of this cloned animal.

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The correct answer was Gene Keady.

Keady's Purdue teams have taken home several Big 10 titles.

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You can see a version of the Dalai Lama's story by watching the wonderful film 'Kundun', directed by Martin Scorcese.

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I think the title speaks for itself! This musical was originally written for a group of church children.

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The correct answer was Government matters.

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N'sync's 'It's Gonna Be Me'

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Hypnos was the Greek god of sleep. The Romans called him Somnus. Hypnos was kind, and at the same time, he had the power to lull to sleep even the mightiest gods.

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Uncirculated, their value as collectors' items is whatever the market will bear. But if you use one in a vending machine, it's only worth 25 cents.

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Sir Isaac Newton discovered the laws of gravity and concluded three laws of motion, among his many other contributions. What would we do without him. By the way, if you have a perfect score so far, you have 8 grand.

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Ricky Martin has had many hit songs including 'Livin' the Vida Loca' and 'Shake Your Bon Bon'.

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Before it was built the Channel Tunnel was often referred to as "the Chunnel". Nowadays most people seem to use the full expression "Channel Tunnel". Strange is the behaviour of language.

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When Jesus and his disciples were at the Last Supper, Jesus took some bread and broke it. He gave it to the disciples and said, "Take, eat, this is my body." (Matthew 26:26)

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The correct answer was Cher.

Cher performed this song as a duet with Cyndi Lauper at "Divas Live '02".

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If you're meeting someone whom you've met before, you should say "kamon acho". If someone asks you the same question, you can reply by saying "ami bhalo achi", which means "I am fine".

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Uncirculated, their value as collectors' items is whatever the market will bear. But if you use one in a vending machine, it's only worth 25 cents.

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Sir Isaac Newton discovered the laws of gravity and concluded three laws of motion, among his many other contributions. What would we do without him. By the way, if you have a perfect score so far, you have 8 grand.

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Ricky Martin has had many hit songs including 'Livin' the Vida Loca' and 'Shake Your Bon Bon'.

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Before it was built the Channel Tunnel was often referred to as "the Chunnel". Nowadays most people seem to use the full expression "Channel Tunnel". Strange is the behaviour of language.

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When Jesus and his disciples were at the Last Supper, Jesus took some bread and broke it. He gave it to the disciples and said, "Take, eat, this is my body." (Matthew 26:26)

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The correct answer was Cher.

Cher performed this song as a duet with Cyndi Lauper at "Divas Live '02".

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If you're meeting someone whom you've met before, you should say "kamon acho". If someone asks you the same question, you can reply by saying "ami bhalo achi", which means "I am fine".

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I know that's not how to spell flem, it just seemed like a good response...

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Yes, believe it or not, the average human has a whopping two legs.

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An essential cockpit instrument, the altimeter shows how high you are flying.

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The correct answer was No Doubt.

No Doubt won a grammy for Best Pop Single in 2003 with "Hey Baby".

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Law Dome belongs to Australia, Svea to Sweden, and Blue Fields to Norway.
Vostok is also where the coldest temperature was recorded, about -128 Degrees Fahrenheit!

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His parents are Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara.

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Jefferson based his claim on two principles that people have certain unalienable rights (life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness) and that a government exists only by consent of the governed.

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The 'Happy Face' was on a button first then shirts and everything imaginable. Do you remember seeing it in Forrest Gump?

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He wasn't an easy man to kill - it took some doing to get it done

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A mineral is a solid substance that occurs naturally and has a cystalline structure.

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The correct answer was Arsenal.

After a tough season in Marseille, Pires decided to go play in England with his french buddies: Wiltord, Henry and Vieira.

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"E.T." was the biggest box office grossing film for over fifteen years until it was knocked out by "Titanic". This tearjerker also starred Dee Wallace Stone and Henry Thomas.

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When a dog retires from service, it goes with the handler. Although the dog doesn't actually work anymore, it still lives a normal life at the handler's home. They make very good family pets.

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Yes! A really easy one, the monsoon is the rainy season in Asia. Maybe that's why umbrellas came from there originally, of course they doubled as sun shades.

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The Everglades is more than just swamps: prairies, saw-grass, pinelands, hardwood hammocks,etc.

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Narcissus

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Goal shooter and goal attack are the only positions allowed to shoot for goal.

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Kilns come in all shapes and sizes, and burn all types of fuel. They range from a small electric jewelry kiln the size of a shoebox, to a large tunnel kiln used in industry that may be over one hundred yards long.

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"La ventana" and "fenestra" both mean window. The English word fenestration comes from the Latin word "fenestra".

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The hula hoop was created by Richard Knerr and Arthur "Spud" Melin put the hula hoop on the market in 1957. It sold 25 million in 2 months.

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King was shot April 4, 1968, in Memphis, Tennessee. He died the same day.

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"And Moses with the elders of Israel commanded the people, saying, Keep all the commandments which I command you this day." (Deuteronomy 27:1)

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Re is the heavenly body itself. The others are the sun in certain states. Examples: Khephri-sun at dawn, Atum-mature sun, Aten-the sun disc and Harakhte-the morning sun.

He's got a bag of tricks and he's not afraid to use them!

Tha Afghan Hound is believed to be one of the oldest breeds in the world today. Daily grooming is needed to keep his coat in good condition.

Henry Fonda's house stands at Stuhr Museum, in Grand Island, where the tour is conducted by Henry himself (recorded, of course)!

Cadbury - English.
Nestle - Swiss.
Reese's - American, but less well known world wide.

Alanis' U.S. debut won the Grammy for Best Album that year.

The cheese may be real cheese or a processed sauce.

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At least old people are still around!

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Gracias is Spanish, Grazie is Italian. Thank you for doing my quiz! Please rate it, and check out my other quizzes sometime.

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The correct answer was Brendan Haywood.

Brendan Haywood was drafted by Michael Jordan and the Wizards, as a senior from North Carolina. In 2003, he played center for the Wizards with Stackhouse and Jordan, two Tar Heels.

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Danish is a "product" of the East Germanic Language. It is the official language of Denmark. Some famous Danes are Victor Borge, Soren Kierkegaard, Robert Jakobsen and Hans Christian Andersen.

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The correct answer was "Neverland".

Michael Jackson's estate is called the "Neverland" ranch. All of the other choices were very successful albums for Michael Jackson.

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The correct answer was As Good As It Gets.

Both Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt won the Academy Award in 1998 for their leading roles, making "As Good As It Gets" one of the two movies that won Best Actor and Actress in the 90's (the other one is "Silence Of The Lambs" in 1992).

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Michael J. Fox is 'Doc Hollywood', who gets stuck in a small South Carolina town while on his way to a new job in Los Angeles.

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The word "Tungsten" means "heavy stone" in Swedish. "Wolfram" is its German name, hence the symbol.

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The Lincoln Memorial stands at the western end of the National Mall at West Potomac Park.

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Often, snowplows have a sander attached at the back, so gravel is spread after the snow is removed with the blade on the front.

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She sang for John F. Kennedy. Peter Lawford introduced her as 'the late Marilyn Monroe.'

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Hitler did tell the truth about his promise in the above question, but lied MANY times in years to come.

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This 1926 movie starred Lilian Gish as Hester the woman who had an affair with a minister.

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There is no such thing as a 16 dollar bill. The other three are in circulation and are normal.

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A goalie shooting the puck over the glass is Delay of Game. Punching an opponent if often Roughing, or Fighting. Using your stick to trip an opponent is Tripping.

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A former Japanese internee during W.W.II, Noriyuki 'Pat' Morita first gained popularity in the series 'Happy Days' as Arnold. His role in 'The Karate Kid' lost out to another Asian actor, Haing S. Ngor for 'The Killing Fields' in 1984.

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Did you know your skull is actually made up of 29 different bones?

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From "Surrealistic Pillow" released in February 1967.

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In addition to delivering meat for his brother's meat market, Bob earned money at all of the above.

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In the genealogy of Jesus, Matthew 1:6 notes that "Jesse begat David the king" and goes on to add Solomon to the list of ancestors.

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Goldens HATE being alone!

That sentence was developed by Western Union to test communications.

It's their new single! 'The hardest part of breaking up is getting back your stuff.'

Fine movie all the way around.

In 1989, large numbers of people gathered in Tiananmen Square and demonstrated for more democracy. The military crushed the demonstrations and killed hundreds of protesters.

Jim Carrey stars in this touching drama from 2001.

Many people look over Russia as being a former Soviet Republic, but it is. The Soviet Union existed before, not Russia. Anyway, Finland did gain its independence from Russia, but not as a former Soviet Republic.

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Goldens HATE being alone!

That sentence was developed by Western Union to test communications.

It's their new single! 'The hardest part of breaking up is getting back your stuff.'

Fine movie all the way around.

In 1989, large numbers of people gathered in Tiananmen Square and demonstrated for more democracy. The military crushed the demonstrations and killed hundreds of protesters.

Jim Carrey stars in this touching drama from 2001.

Many people look over Russia as being a former Soviet Republic, but it is. The Soviet Union existed before, not Russia. Anyway, Finland did gain its independence from Russia, but not as a former Soviet Republic.

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Goldens HATE being alone!

That sentence was developed by Western Union to test communications.

It's their new single! 'The hardest part of breaking up is getting back your stuff.'

Fine movie all the way around.

In 1989, large numbers of people gathered in Tiananmen Square and demonstrated for more democracy. The military crushed the demonstrations and killed hundreds of protesters.

Jim Carrey stars in this touching drama from 2001.

Many people look over Russia as being a former Soviet Republic, but it is. The Soviet Union existed before, not Russia. Anyway, Finland did gain its independence from Russia, but not as a former Soviet Republic.

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Eddie starred in 'The Nutty Professor' and 'Beverly Hills Cop'.

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The correct answer was Casablanca.

'Casablanca' won the 1944 Academy Award for Best Picture.

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Eleutherophobia is the fear of freedom; Aurophobia is a fear of gold; Ligyrophobia is a fear of loud noises.

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The correct answer was Ruud van Nistelrooy.

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You need to be nice to 'the hand that feeds you' and keep in mind where your best interests lie to receive the better things in life. From my research, the person who originated this saying was John Heywood (1497-1580).

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The flavor of the yellow, pink, and red fleshed varieties are the same. The round varieties are smaller than the traditional oval ones, which is more convenient for people with smaller refrigerator space.

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For all the ladies, I hope you got this right! Ricky Martin became even bigger after this hit single.

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1st Samuel 17:23 Goliath was slain by David with a sling and a stone.

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After following the usual post-fame path of drug-fuelled semi-obscurity, Mr O'Dowd has recently returned to the public eye with the success of the musical "Taboo", for which he wrote the music.

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Seals are the preferred food of Polar Bears. Despite what you may see in the cartoons, penguins do not live in the Arctic, where polar bears live, although they do live in Antarctica, where there are no polar bears.

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I think the title is self-explanatory!

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Aconcagua-South America's highest, Kosciusko-Australia's highest, of course you know Everest is the world highest, right?

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95% of the world's oil has been produced by 5% of its oil fields. Most of the oil fields in the world are found in Middle East.

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The song is "Barbra Ann", released in 1965 and recorded by the Beach Boys.

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Born in 1809, the son of actors, Poe and his siblings were orphaned before he turned three. Best known for his poems and short stories he is said to have invented the detective story! He died in October, 1849.

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