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Australia is divided into eight states or territories. One of them is an island state about 150 miles south of the mainland. What is its name, and what is its capital city?

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The first James Bond film was released in 1962, starred Sean Connery, and included the name of a profession in the title. What was it?

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What was the Seahawks' franchise win count in Super Bowls after their 2026 Super Bowl LX victory?

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Which brand of instant noodles was the first to be sold, introduced by Momofuku Ando in 1958?

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What is the Afrikaans word which means "separateness"?

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What does an apiculturist study? Monkeys, bees, or ancient Egypt?

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The olfactory system in our body is related to what?

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What is the name of the musical instrument composed of a flat wooden sound box with 30 to 40 strings which are plucked with the fingertips.

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Which military general is said to have wept because there were no worlds left to conquer?

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The real name of this 19th century British novelist was Mary Anne Evans. Her novels include Silas Marner and Middlemarch. She wrote under what pseudonym?

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From the name of the Greek goddess of health, the one often pictured feeding a pet snake, comes an English word which concerns most people most of the time. Who is this Greek goddess?

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According to the constitution, what determines the exact number of electoral votes permitted to each state?

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Animals characterized by a segmented spinal column are called vertebrates. In biology, there are five classes of vertebrates, one of which is called mammals. What are the other four?

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January 1996, one of the world's most revered opera houses burned down; Verdi, Rossini, Wagner, and Stravinsky had premiered many of their works here. In which city was this fire?

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What two breeds of dog are most commonly used as seeing-eye dogs or guide dogs for the blind?