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Can you name four Spanish-speaking countries whose names begin with the letter "C"?

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The continuing conflict between Protestants and Catholics in Northern Ireland began in the early sixteenth century when which English King imposed the Protestant Church of Ireland upon a largely Catholic population?

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When the main character of this 1983 dance film, played by Jennifer Beals, wore clothing with holes and tears, a new fashion trend began. What film introduced this clothing style?

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Which best-selling author, who studied medicine at Harvard, created the TV series ER?

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What country lies closest to Greenland?

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During World War II, uranium for the atomic bomb was produced in this Tennessee city, which today is home of nuclear research facilities. A country music group named themselves after this city. What is it?

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In 71 B.C. this escaped gladiator-slave led a revolt, defeating Roman armies along the way, but he was killed and many of his supporters were crucified. Almost 2,000 years later, in 1960, Kirk Douglas played his role on the silver screen. Who was he?

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Which animal has the longest gestation period? Human, Whale, or Elephant?

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Can you name three brands of automobiles, named after their creators, beginning with C?

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What three words beginning with the letter "P" describe the ruling class, the common people, and the poorest class of ancient Rome.

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According to a study out of Bangkok, one in every four Thai men have more than one what?

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In many religions including Christian, what is the name of the spirit of evil, ruler of hell, and foe of God?

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"Manhattan Project" was the code name for what effort?

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What two actresses starred in the 1991 film, Thelma and Louise

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In 1729, the Chinese banned the smoking of what product?