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This explorer, conservationist, and author was born in April, 1838. He helped create national parks in the USA, and the longest trail in the Sierras is named after him. Who is he?

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Name the actor who played the title role: a. In this 1988 horror film, who played Beetlejuice? b. Won the Oscar in 1974 in Alice doesn't live here anymore. c. Who played the lead role of Gigi in the 1959 French musical?

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Who is known for his drip painting technique and is a leading figure in abstract expressionism?

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At an elevation of 7,300 feet, Mount Kosciusko is the tallest mountain peak in which continent?

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Which two states form the entire western border of Minnesota?

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Which country's flag contains a red and blue ying-yang symbol in the center of a white field?

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What does AM stand for in radio broadcasting?

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If, beginning at 10:30 AM, the minute hand of a clock rotates 960 degrees, what time will it then be?

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What are two common references to students named after parts of our head:

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Can you find a pair of numbers whose sum is 100 and whose product is 2356?

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What popular TV show was named after a singing voice?

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What 1992 film drama starred Demi Moore, Tom Cruise, and Jack Nicholson?

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He established a tire factory in Akron, Ohio in 1900. His rubber research allied him with Henry Ford and Thomas Edison, planting rubber forests and at the same time searching for substitutes for natural rubber. Who was he?

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What do we call a person or animal that lacks normal pigmentation, so that the skin and hair are unusually white?

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When George Fox founded this religious organization in England in 1652, he warned his followers to “tremble at the word of the Lord.” Which group was it?