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Manute Bol holds this record in NBA history.
Billy Ray Cyrus has a daughter. This is her name.
Who is Miley Cyrus?
Who is William Shakespeare?
This is the keyboard shortcut for copy.
What is Ctrl+C?
This is the Atomic Symbol for Iron.
What is Fe?
This famous golfer was 15 years old when he won his first US Junior Amateur Title and remains the only person to have won it three times.
Who is Tiger Woods?
The modern piano has this many keys.
What is 52?
What is the Bible?
The very first iPhone was released in this year.
What is 2007?
This former Governor of California was a famous actor, starring in the movie Terminator.
Who is Arnold Schwarzenegger?
The first baseball player to get his number retired.
Who is Lou Gehrig?
The common violin has this many strings.
What is four?
This is Dr. Seuss' full name.
Who is Theodor Seuss Geisel?
HTTP stands for this.
What is HyperText Transfer Protocol?
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This Portuguese explorer discovered what is today South Asia, specifically Calicut (present day Kappad, Kozhikode, Kerela, India) and Goa.
Who is Vasco de Gama?
This male tennis player won the largest number of Grand Slams.
Who is Roger Federer?
The songs called Man in the Mirror and They don't care about us belong to this singer.
Who is Michael Jackson?
"Diary of a Young Girl" is the only piece of text this author wrote before passing away. Her father published this book after her passing. Over 25 million copies have been sold.
Who is Anne Frank?
This natural disaster is measured with a Richter scale.
What is an Earthquake?
Chinese Checkers was invented in this country.
What is Germany?
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This country's team won the Ice Hockey World Cup of 2018.
What is Sweden?
Drunk in love is a famous song of this singer.
Who is Beyonce?
This man, often referred to as the “father of his country's language,” published the American Dictionary of the English Language, in 1828.
Who is Noah Webster?
Ozone has this many molecules of oxygen.
What is three?
Princess Diana tragically passed away in this year.
What is 1997?