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In 1983, six years after Saturday Night Fever became a giant hit, its sequel was released, once again starring John Travolta in the role of dancer Tony Manero. What was the title of that film?

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The largest item ever made was prepared for Beduin feasts in the following way: cooked eggs stuffed into fish, the fish stuffed into cooked chickens, the chickens stuffed into a roasted sheep's carcass, and the sheep stuffed into a whole animal - of what

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Beethoven's Piano Sonata in C Minor and Tchaikowski's Symphony Number 6 both have the same sad-sounding name. What is this one word?

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The longest stretch of straight railroad track in the world, over 300 miles long without a turn, is located in which country?

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The number 4, raised to what power, equals 8?

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During World War II, which country had the largest battleship (measured by tonnage)? Britain, Germany, Japan, or the United States?

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Which German company, maker of precision cameras, revolutionized the world of casual photography in 1930 when it introduced 35 mm film in a canister, easily transportable and smoothly inserted into a camera?

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Around 1720, how many Brandenburg Concertos did Johann Sebastian Bach compose altogether?

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Spelling: Spell the name of the city of southeast Mexico called Oaxaca (wú-hä-kú).

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What was the name of the London playhouse, built in 1598, where most of Shakespeare's plays were presented?

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Divorced, beheaded, died; divorced, beheaded, survived. To which people does this refer?

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Since the early 1700's, nearly all British prime ministers have lived at what London street address?

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If a bicycle drives 2 miles in 5 minutes, then drives the next 2 miles in 10 minutes, what is the bike's average speed for this entire trip, in miles per hour?

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It has been around for hundreds of years, and is world famous because it moved. It is still moving at the rate of 1-2 millimeters per year, and this has people worried. What is it?

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Some people called them adorable, others called them ugly. These children's play things took the country by storm in 1983. What were they?