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  1. 4151.

    The original name of which city is translated as The Great City of Angels"?

    • AVadodara
    • BBogotá
    • CBangkok
    • DLos Angeles
    Answer: Bangkok
  2. 4152.

    What is the profession of Elon Musk's mom, Maye Musk?

    • ABiologist
    • BMusician
    • CProfessor
    • DModel
    Answer: Model
  3. 4153.

    At the equator how fast is the earth's surface turning?

    • Aabout 500 miles per hour
    • Babout 1000 miles per hour
    • Cabout 100 miles per hour
    • Dabout 2000 miles per hour
    Answer: about 1000 miles per hour
  4. 4154.

    What pop rock band recorded the song Manic Monday on their studio 1986 album Different Light?

    • AThe Bee Gees
    • BApollonia 6
    • CThe Bangles
    • DThe Mamas the Papas
    Answer: The Bangles
  5. 4155.

    Where are fireworks first known to have been developed?

    • AGreece
    • BItaly
    • CChina
    • DGreat Britain
    Answer: China
  6. 4156.

    What color is Barney the dinosaur from the childrens program?

    • Apurple
    • Bwhite
    • Cgreen
    • Dyellow
    Answer: purple
  7. 4157.

    Which of these famous baseball players became the first major league player to hit two grand slams in one game?

    • ALou Gehrig
    • BBabe Ruth
    • CTony Lazzeri
    • DBobby Bonds
    Answer: Tony Lazzeri
  8. 4158.

    Engineers have discovered the Turkey Vulture, a species of brownish black vultures typical for the southern United States, to help them in which of these activities?

    • AForecasting tornadoes
    • BLocating cracked or broken underground fuel pipes
    • CDetecting strong air currents
    • DPositioning for oil platforms
    Answer: Locating cracked or broken underground fuel pipes
  9. 4159.

    This country is famous for its lager beers, especially Amstel, Heineken and Grolsch.

    • ADenmark
    • BBelgium
    • CNetherlands
    • DGermany
    Answer: Netherlands
  10. 4160.

    Which is the largest active volcano on Earth?

    • AMount Rainier
    • BMount Etna
    • CMauna Loa
    • DMerapi
    Answer: Mauna Loa
  11. 4161.

    This Irish actor and environmentalist is famous for his recurring role as British spy James Bond.

    • ATimothy Dalton
    • BDaniel Craig
    • CPierce Brosnan
    • DSean Connery
    Answer: Pierce Brosnan
  12. 4162.

    This literary terms refers to a contrast between expectation and reality or discordance between acts and results.

    • Airony
    • Bconflict
    • Cidiom
    • Dclimax
    Answer: irony
  13. 4163.

    All of these French writers were born before 1900 except one.

    • AAlexandre Dumas
    • BGustave Flaubert
    • CSimone de Beauvoir
    • DMarcel Proust
    Answer: Simone de Beauvoir
  14. 4164.

    The African vampiric creature, known as Adze, was believed to take the form of this animal in order to hunt children.

    • AFirefly
    • BSnake
    • CBat
    • DLizard
    Answer: Firefly
  15. 4165.

    The song Get Ur Freak On was a colossal hit song for this singer in 2001.

    • AMissy Elliott
    • BNelly Furtado
    • CMary J. Blige
    • DMadonna
    Answer: Missy Elliott
  16. 4166.

    Blue is a British boy band consisting of four members. The song 'Signed, Sealed, Delivered, I'm Yours' is performed by them and this musician.

    • AStevie Wonder
    • BElton John
    • CSteve Lawrence
    • DJim Morrison
    Answer: Stevie Wonder
  17. 4167.

    The characters of this 1997 cartoon are siblings, although they are from different animal species. The first episode was quite dramatic, sending the brother to Hell for smoking.

    • AChip and Dale
    • BCaptain Scarlet the Mysterons
    • CWile E. Coyote and Road Runner
    • DCow and Chicken
    Answer: Cow and Chicken
  18. 4168.

    Who prophesies that Bluepaw is destined for greatness in Bluestars Prophecy?

    • AFeatherwhisker
    • BPinestar
    • CSunfall
    • DGoosefeather
    Answer: Goosefeather
  19. 4169.

    What movie title was translated in Mexico as Dumb But Not That Dumb?

    • AThe Butterfly Effect
    • BBilly Madison
    • CBesieged
    • DThe Station Agent
    Answer: Billy Madison
  20. 4170.

    Who was the first U.S. President born in the USA?

    • AMadison
    • BJohn Adams
    • CWashington
    • DVan Buren
    Answer: Van Buren
  21. 4171.

    William Powell was engaged to this very popular actress who died suddenly of kidney disease.

    • AMyrna Loy
    • BMarilyn Monroe
    • CJean Harlow
    • DCarole Lombard
    Answer: Jean Harlow
  22. 4172.

    What was the name of the derelict on the 80s sitcom Night Court?

    • ASteve
    • BDan
    • CPhil
    • DWill
    Answer: Phil
  23. 4173.

    In what sport do athletes compete for the Walker Cup?

    • Agolf
    • Bsquash
    • Ccricket
    • Dtennis
    Answer: golf
  24. 4174.

    What Hollywood actress starred opposite Matthew Perry in the 1997 romantic comedy Fools Rush In?

    • AKate Winslet
    • BDrew Barrymore
    • CJennifer Aniston
    • DSalma Hayek
    Answer: Salma Hayek
  25. 4175.

    Which of these most accurately describes the school of Thomism?

    • AThe attempt to unify quantum mechanics and general relativity
    • BThe attempt to unify protestantism and Catholicism
    • CThe attempt to unify Aristotles ideas with those of the Bible
    • DThe attempt to unify Newtons mechanics and quantum mechanics
    Answer: The attempt to unify Aristotles ideas with those of the Bible
  26. 4176.

    Which of the following fiscal policy actions is most expansionary?

    • AIncreasing both government spending and taxes
    • BIncreasing government spending and decreasing taxes
    • CDecreasing both government spending and taxes
    • DDecreasing government spending and increasing taxes
    Answer: Increasing government spending and decreasing taxes
  27. 4177.

    According to Leonardo da Vinci the color green represented what?

    • Awater
    • Bwealth
    • Cearth
    • Dwisdom
    Answer: water
  28. 4178.

    What nickname is Silvio Berlusconi known by?

    • AThe Mogul
    • BThe Macho
    • CThe Goalkeeper
    • DIl Cavaliere (The Knight)
    Answer: Il Cavaliere (The Knight)
  29. 4179.

    How many directions does the compass have?

    • A4
    • B1
    • C3
    • D2
    Answer: 4
  30. 4180.

    What is the lowest point in Europe?

    • AComedy clubs in Germany
    • BGabo de Roca
    • CThe Caspian Sea
    • DGavdos
    Answer: The Caspian Sea
  31. 4181.

    How many hats did Bartholomew Cubbins take off in the childrens book by Dr. Seuss?

    • A500
    • B25
    • C100
    • D1000
    Answer: 500
  32. 4182.

    On January 24, 1984, the Macintosh personal computer was introduced to the world by Apple Inc. How did the Macintosh brand get its name?

    • AIt was named after an apple cultivar.
    • BThey named it after its creators late grandfather.
    • CIt was named after its creator.
    • DThe name was formed from the first letters of the Apple team members who invented it.
    Answer: It was named after an apple cultivar.
  33. 4183.

    From what language does the term 'RSVP' originate?

    • ARussian
    • BItalian
    • CFrench
    • DPortuguese
    Answer: French
  34. 4184.

    On May 6, 1937 the Hindenburg exploded as it tried to dock in the Lakehurst Naval Station in New Jersey. Out of the 97 people on the Zeppelin, how many died?

    • A96
    • B97
    • C90
    • D35
    Answer: 35
  35. 4185.

    In bowling how many pins must you knock down to get a strike?

    • A10
    • Bzero
    • C12
    • D8
    Answer: 10
  36. 4186.

    Oliver Queen, who is married to Black Canary, is one of the finest archers ever. Who is his alter ego?

    • AThe Archer
    • BGreen Lantern
    • CArcher Man
    • DGreen Arrow
    Answer: Green Arrow
  37. 4187.

    Which song was a huge hit for singer Vanilla Ice in 1990?

    • ARoni
    • BIce Ice Baby
    • CHooked
    • DPlay That Funky Music
    Answer: Ice Ice Baby
  38. 4188.

    The Era of Good Feeling is generally applied to describe the national mood of the United States during which years?

    • A1815 - 1825
    • B1805 - 1820
    • C1825 - 1845
    • D1783 - 1805
    Answer: 1815 - 1825
  39. 4189.

    What kind of presents are considered to be taboo according to Russian superstition?

    • ABlack objects
    • BSharp objects
    • CBaby clothes
    • DPerfumes
    Answer: Sharp objects
  40. 4190.

    What is the other common name of the shade of green known as midnight green?

    • AFeldgrau
    • BTeal
    • CHunter green
    • DEagle green
    Answer: Eagle green
  41. 4191.

    This Mel Gibson historical epic, that won several Academy Awards including Best Picture, ends with the following line: They fought like warrior poets, they fought like Scotsmen, and won their freedom. (1995)

    • AThe Passion of the Christ
    • BBraveheart
    • CLethal Weapon
    • DForrest Gump
    Answer: Braveheart
  42. 4192.

    Who was the mother of King Henry I of England?

    • ACatherine of Navarre
    • BMaria Theresa
    • CMatilda of Flanders
    • DEleanor of Aquitane
    Answer: Matilda of Flanders
  43. 4193.

    Who does Bluestar choose as her first deputy in Bluestars Prophecy?

    • AWhitestorm
    • BRedtail
    • CLionheart
    • DPatchpelt
    Answer: Redtail
  44. 4194.

    This film producer, director, screenwriter and voice actor, born in Chicago, Illinois, founded one of the largest entertainment companies in the world.

    • ADon Simpson
    • BSteven Spielberg
    • CWalt Disney
    • DGeorge Lucas
    Answer: Walt Disney
  45. 4195.

    Betty the Beautiful Bride, Sweet Rosemary, and Debbie Darlin were in a collection of dolls in the 1940s and were priced so they were more affordable than other dolls. What was this collection called?

    • AGeneral Store Dolls
    • BDimestore Dolls
    • CGrocery Store Dolls
    • DCheap Dolls
    Answer: Grocery Store Dolls
  46. 4196.

    In the movie "Caddyshack, if one of the caddies won the caddy championship, what did he get in return?

    • ATwo weeks off with pay
    • BA scholarship
    • C$1,000
    • DA date with Judge Smails niece
    Answer: A scholarship
  47. 4197.

    What was the first name of King George VI?

    • AGeorge
    • BHerman
    • CAlbert
    • DKing
    Answer: Albert
  48. 4198.

    Who sang Something in the Air, which appeared on the soundtrack of the film The Strawberry Statement (1970)?

    • AIan Hunter
    • BBarry Manilow
    • CThunderclap Newman
    • DCaptain and Tennille
    Answer: Thunderclap Newman
  49. 4199.

    Where does Massie move in the last book of The Clique series?

    • ATokyo
    • BMalibu
    • CLondon
    • DParis
    Answer: London
  50. 4200.

    Who was Slytherin's seeker during Harry Potter's first year?

    • ATerence Higgs
    • BVince Nott
    • CRichard Tieze
    • DBlaise Zabini
    Answer: Terence Higgs

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