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What derogatory adjective, meaning foolish or flighty, is named after a senseless animal?

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Can you think of two numbers for which the sum of their squares is 628 and the difference of their squares is 340?

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Which King and Queen were executed by rebellious French citizens in 1793?

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The flame inaugurating the Centennial Olympic Games in Atlanta on July 19, 1996 was lit by which well-loved athlete?

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In 1984, as singer Michael Jackson was earning $1.5 million dollars filming a Pepsi commercial, he had a life-threatening accident. What happened?

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He has purchased properties in London and Windsor, England, Nice, France, and Atlanta, Georgia. Vintage cars, designer clothes, jewels and flowers are among his passions. Who is this entertainer?

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Which person successfully led Nationalist armies against Loyalists in the 1930s Spanish Civil War, then ruled Spain until his death in 1975?

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Canada is composed of ten provinces and three territories, the last of which was created in 1999 and given to the native Inuit peoples to govern. Can you name the three territories of Canada?

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This African country, settled by returning black slaves, speaks English, uses the dollar for currency, and has a capital city named for a U.S. President. Name the country and the capital.

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What is the name of the wife of Martin Luther King, Jr.

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To the nearest whole number, what is the area of a circle whose circumference is 100 cm.?

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What type of annoying insect is named for a colorful article of clothing?

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Sesame Street: a. Which character was host of the Muppet Show? B. Which person created the Muppets and Sesame Street characters? C. Which Muppet lives in the garbage can?

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If you raise 3^100, what will be the units digit of the answer?

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With a vertical drop of 3200 feet, what is the world's highest waterfall, and in which country is it located?