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Which 1878 Gilbert and Sullivan operetta was subtitled "The Lass that Loved a Sailor"?
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H.M.S. PINAFORE
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movies
The late nineteenth century novel, Dracula, was written by which English author?
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BRAM STOKER
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What country is this? The national language is Spanish, the population is about 11 million, and the inhabitants sometimes call their country the Pearl of the Antilles.
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CUBA
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entertainment
One of the most popular British pop groups of the '80s was a duet called "The Eurythmics." Which two entertainers made up this group?
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ANNIE LENNOX / DAVE STEWART
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geography
In which country would you find the Bay of Pigs?
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CUBA
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geography
The island group called the Greater Antilles are composed of Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Hispaniola, and what other significant island?
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CUBA
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Aviation history: The world record for a trans-Atlantic airplane flight was set in 1978 when a Concorde airplane flew from Paris to New York in what time? give answer to the nearest half-hour - such as 8 1/2 hours, 9 hours, etc.
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3 1/2 HOURS
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entertainment
One of the most popular British pop groups of the '80s was a duet called "The Eurythmics." Which two entertainers made up this group?
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ANNIE LENNOX / DAVE STEWART
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geography
What country is this? The national language is Spanish, the population is about 11 million, and the inhabitants sometimes call their country the Pearl of the Antilles.
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CUBA
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geography
In which country would you find the Bay of Pigs?
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CUBA
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Today's Trivia - A daily selection of new trivia questions

Which 1878 Gilbert and Sullivan operetta was subtitled "The Lass that Loved a Sailor"?

The late nineteenth century novel, Dracula, was written by which English author?

What country is this? The national language is Spanish, the population is about 11 million, and the inhabitants sometimes call their country the Pearl of the Antilles.

One of the most popular British pop groups of the '80s was a duet called "The Eurythmics." Which two entertainers made up this group?

In which country would you find the Bay of Pigs?

The island group called the Greater Antilles are composed of Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Hispaniola, and what other significant island?

Aviation history: The world record for a trans-Atlantic airplane flight was set in 1978 when a Concorde airplane flew from Paris to New York in what time? give answer to the nearest half-hour - such as 8 1/2 hours, 9 hours, etc.

One of the most popular British pop groups of the '80s was a duet called "The Eurythmics." Which two entertainers made up this group?

What country is this? The national language is Spanish, the population is about 11 million, and the inhabitants sometimes call their country the Pearl of the Antilles.

In which country would you find the Bay of Pigs?

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