Which country was the first...
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to put a man in space?

a) Russia

b) United States

c) Japan

a) Russia

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Iago

a) Hamlet

b) Othello

c) A Midsummer Night's Dream

b) Othello

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This trumpeting titan, sometimes called "Pops," lit up New Orleans, Chicago, and Harlem in the 1920s and beyond.

a) Dizzy Gillespie

b) Louis Armstrong

c) Doc Cheatham

b) Louis Armstrong

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Who invented basketball?

a) James Naismith

b) Bill Sharman

c) George Mikan

a) James Naismith

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What is the nucleus of a comet made of?

a) Helium and water

b) Fire

c) Ice, dust, and organic materials

c) Ice, dust, and organic materials

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to have someone reach the North and South poles?

a) Great Britain

b) Portugal

c) Norway

c) Norway

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Horatio

a) Romeo and Juliet

b) Hamlet

c) Othello

b) Hamlet

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Of the following, which jazz great did not play the same instrument as the other three?

a) Duke Ellington

b) Thelonious Monk

c) John Coltrane

c) John Coltrane

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In basketball, what is it called when the referee puts the ball into play by tossing it up between two opponents who try to tap it to a teammate?

a) Scrum

b) Turnover

c) Jump ball

c) Jump ball

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Which of these planets does NOT have a natural satellite?

a) Saturn

b) Mercury

c) Neptune

b) Mercury

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to give women the right to vote?

a) New Zealand

b) United States

c) South Africa

a) New Zealand

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Gertrude

a) Hamlet

b) King Lear

c) Macbeth

a) Hamlet

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This musician traveled from India to play the sitar to a mesmerized crowd at the original Woodstock.

a) Rajeev Janardan

b) George Harrison

c) Ravi Shankar

c) Ravi Shankar

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Which of these basketball players retired from the NBA with the highest points per game scoring average?

a) Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

b) Michael Jordan

c) Wilt Chamberlain

b) Michael Jordan

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What is the acceleration of gravity at Earth’s surface?

a) 5 feet per second

b) 18 feet per second

c) 32 feet per second

c) 32 feet per second

800

European country to establish a law to end slavery?

a) Germany

b) Great Britain

c) Spain

c) Spain

800

Goneril

a) Macbeth

b) King Lear

c) Hamlet

b) King Lear

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People have been playing music for at least 35,000 years, as we know from the discovery of prehistoric version of these instruments, often made from swan bone or mammoth ivory.

a) xylophones

b) castanets

c) flutes

c) flutes

800

The Lakers are tied with which other NBA team with 17 Championships?

a) Chicago Bulls

b) Boston Celtics

c) New York Knicks

b) Boston Celtics

800

Who discovered the laws of planetary motion?

a) Galileo

b) Kepler

c) Copernicus

b) Kepler

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to offer free mass transit for all?

a) Luxembourg

b) the Netherlands

c) Spain

a) Luxembourg

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Helena

a) Hamlet

b) A Midsummer Night's Dream

c) The Tempest

b) A Midsummer Night's Dream

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Which pairing of a US president with his instrument is not accurate?

a) Jimmy Carter/guitar

b) Richard Nixon/piano

c) Chester A. Arthur/banjo

a) Jimmy Carter/guitar

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Who is the only player to score 100 points in a single NBA game?

a) Lebron James

b) Wilt Chamberlain

c) Magic Johnson

b) Wilt Chamberlain

1000

The atmosphere of Mars is mostly composed of

a) Carbon dioxide

b) Helium

c) Oxygen

a) Carbon dioxide

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