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This mythological being lures sailors to crash on the rocks with their songs.

Sirens

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What does the medical prefix “hypo-“ mean?

Below, or less than normal

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What is the name of the leading female singer in an opera?

Prima Donna

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By what name is Mardi Gras known in Britain?

Shrove Tuesday

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How many chambers does the human heart have?

Four

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What is the name for a pack of hyenas? (Hint: it has to do with the sound they make)

A cackle

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What element has the symbol “Na” on the periodic table: calcium, sodium, or argon?

Sodium

200

What was the country of Iran known as until 1935?

Persia

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In what year was Twitter first launched?

2006

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What television personality is known for his performances as a drag queen? (He also has a show: _____’s Drag Race)

RuPaul

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What is the most recent year a horse has won the Triple Crown?

2018

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Which country is known as “Land of the Rising Sun”?

Japan

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What is a second full moon in a month called: harvest moon, blue moon, or holy moon?

Blue moon

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What is the name of the bottom number in a fraction: numerator or denominator?

Denominator

300

What war lasted from June 25, 1950 to July 27, 1953?

Korean War

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Who was the first Black male actor to win an Oscar for Best Actor?

Sidney Poitier

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The annual Miss America pageant is held in what city?

Atlantic City

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All astronauts who visit the International Space Station must learn what language?

Russian

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Which famous scientist wrote “A Brief History of Time” and was confined to a wheelchair for most of his life?

Stephen Hawking

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In ballet, what is a pirouette?

A spin

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What was the name of George Washington‘s wife?

Martha

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On a map, the horizontal lines are known as what: latitude or longitude?

Latitude

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Who beat out FDR and Gandhi to be named Time’s Person of the Century in 1999?

Albert Einstein

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How old do you have to be to serve in the US Senate?

30

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Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt have both served as governor of what state?

New York 

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What is the national flower of Japan? (They are very well known for blossoming in the spring)

Cherry blossom

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J.K. Rowling is known for writing this children’s fantasy series about a boy wizard.

Harry Potter 

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Which city has the nickname “The City of Light”?

Paris, France

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Which country has the most known animal species?

Brazil

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Which president signed the National Aeronautics and Space Act, establishing NASA?

Dwight Eisenhower

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On a color wheel, what color is opposite blue?

Orange

500

At its narrowest point, how close is Alaska to Russia?

55 miles

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Who was the Vice president for Jimmy Carter?

Walter Mondale

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What country gave us ramen, sushi, and tofu?

Japan

500

Which ocean is the smallest by surface area?

Arctic Ocean

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What did the 13th Constitutional Amendment ban?

Slavery

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What year was the wreck of the Titanic discovered?

1985

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In The Twelve Days of Christmas, what did my true love send to me on the fourth day?

Four calling birds

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Woodrow Wilson kept a herd of what animal to cut the White House lawn?

Sheep

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What city is home to the oldest marathon race in the US: Chicago, Boston, or New York?

Boston

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Does sound move faster in water or in air?

Water

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What is the largest oil-producing company in the world?

United States

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Which planet is famous for its rings?

Saturn

700

What punctuation mark would end an exclamatory sentence?

An exclamation point!

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Havana is the capital of what country?

Cuba

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What is the only male animal to give birth to its young?

Seahorse

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This valley in California holds the record for the highest temperature recorded on American soil.

Death Valley

700

How many hours are in one week?

168 hours

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What is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature? (It was formerly used in the medical field)

Mercury

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