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Of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, which one was cruel and sadistic?

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This U.S. psychologist and author was the primary advocate of Behaviorism. He wrote the books Walden Two in 1948, Science and Human Behavior in 1953, and Beyond Freedom and Dignity in 1971. What is his name?

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Beginning around 1000 BC, the first King of Israel was Saul. Who were the next two?

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Name the county of extreme southwest England bounded by the English Channel and the Atlantic Ocean.

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Which two NFL teams met in Super Bowl XXX on January 28, 1996, and what was the score?

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In April, 1996, Federal Agents took the suspected Unabomber, Theodore Kaczynski, into custody. Kaczynski had received degrees in mathematics from two Universities and taught at another. Which ones?

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The capital city of this Asian nation is named after the national religion. Which country, which capital city?

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BONUS: In 399 BC, at the age of 70, Socrates was convicted and sentenced to death by drinking poison, for what crime?

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Sometimes called the "Napoleon of Crime," who was Sherlock Holmes' arch rival?

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There are 17 hours difference in time zones between San Francisco and Tokyo. If an airplane leaves Tokyo at 3 p.m. on Friday, and flies 10 hours to San Francisco, what day and time does it arrive in SF? (don't forget to write am or pm and the day)

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Name all the planets in our solar system without a moon.

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Oliver Stone won the Academy Award as Best Director twice in a four year span: for a 1986 film and a 1989 film, both related to the same subject. What were the film titles?

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Who played the film role of the nervous parents in the 1991 movie, Father of the Bride ?

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Which emperor of Rome, around 300 AD, was first to become a Christian?

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In the 18th and 19th centuries this was a generic term for many different kinds of vinegar-based sauces and condiments. Only later, after tomato sauce was added, did this product gain its current name and appearance. What is it?