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Who are the four Gospel writers?
Matthew, Mark, Luke & John
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In nature, cirrus, nimbus and stratus are all forms of what?
Clouds
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Meaning "House of Bread," in Hebrew, which town is said to be the birthplace of Jesus?
Bethlehem
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What is the boiling point of water on the Celsius scale?
100° C
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What is the boiling point of water on the Fahrenheit scale?
212° F
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What red-crested bird is the state bird of seven different states, including Ohio?
Cardinal
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Which plant did St. Patrick use to illustrate the Holy Trinity?
Three-leaf clover (Shamrock)
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Which day of the week can be made using all the letters of the word DYNAMO?
Monday
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In computer language, what do the letters F.A.Q. stand for?
Frequently Asked Questions
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How many members are there is the United States senate?
100
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How many squares are there on a standard checker board?
64
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Which U. S. holiday is celebrated on the last Monday in May?
Memorial Day
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What are two words with opposite meanings called?
Antonyms
300
What are two words with similar meanings called?
Synonyms
300
What are two or more words called that rhyme?
Homophones (Homonyms)
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What famous horse race is run in Louisville, Kentucky?
Kentucky Derby
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What is the name of the U. S. Navy 's six-jet precision flying team?
Blue Angels
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A spelunker is someone who makes a hobby of exploring and studying what?
Caves
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Who is the Catholic nun who received the 1979 Nobel Peace Prize for her work in Calcutta, India?
Saint Mother Theresa
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In which month is Father's Day celebrated in the United States?
June
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The highest temperature ever recorded was at the town of Aziza on which continent?
Africa
500
Trademarked by DuPont in 1946, which coating is used on cooking utensils to prevent sticking?
Teflon
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In advertising, which paper towel calls itself the "Quicker Picker Upper?"
Bounty
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Which U. S. state, which borders Ohio, is called the Keystone state?
Pennsylvania
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What is the official national language of Brazil?
Portuguese