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Challenges: Year Long Main 2021
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2020 Twisted Trivia TEST
Card : 11. Geography: Vietnam is a former colony of what European country?
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2. Entertainment: Which bearded Kiwi directed the Lord of the Rings trilogy?
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3. History:What was Martin Luther King, Jr's birth name?
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4: Art/Literature: Which play explores the lives of Harry Potter and his family 19 years after the end of Deathly Hallows?
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5: Science: What is the name of the first animal cloned from an adult somatic cell?
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6: Sport: In 2014, which April road race boasted its first win by an American since 1983?
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Card : 21. Geography: Which city became the first to die its river green on St. Patrick's Day, a tradition that dates back to 1962?
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2. Entertainment: The famous line, "Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn", was almost censored from which classic film?
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3. History: What horrible disaster in NYC saw the deaths of 146 women in 1911 and led to the enactment of laws to better protect workers?
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4: Art/Literature: What is the title of Tom Clancy's debut novel, which President Ronald Reagan said was his "kind of yarn"?
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5: Science: The skeletal discorder rickets is caused by a lack of which vitamin?
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6: Sport: What is a "biscuit" in ice hockey?
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Card : 31. Geography: Which of the five Great Lakes does not have a border with Canada?
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2. Entertainment: With which part of his body does Mario hit those overhead bricks and blocks during a Nintendo Game?
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3. History: Who was the first member of the Republican Party to be elected U.S. President?
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4: Art/Literature: L. Frank Baum wrote which fantasy children's book that was first published in 1900?
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5: Science: Which tiny, spotted critter can fly 37 mph at altitudes of 3600 feet when it's not busy defending gardens from pests?
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6: Sport: In tennis, when players are tied 40-40, it's called what?
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Card : 41. Geography: Which two countries share the island of Hispaniola?
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2. Entertainment: Joss Whedon, the genius behind TV gems Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Firefly and Angel, has his own universe, named what?
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3. History: Which item made for popes, cardinals, & bishops by Gammerelli tailors since 1798 is now available online for a mere $27 per pair?
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4: Art/Literature: Which trio of letters sponsored the first episode of Sesame Street on Nov 10, 1969? AFT, WSE, or UMG
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5: Science: Which poisonous brown spider sports a violin-shaped mark on its head & neck, which explains its musical nickname, fiddleback spider?
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6: Sport: The "rational dress" movement in the 19th century gained momentum when women became interested in which sport?
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Card : 51. Geography: Firenze is the Italian name for which Tuscan City?
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2. Entertainment: What is the name of Eric's vampire bar in HBO's steamy supernatural series "True Blood"?
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3. History: Which university hosts the annual "Ig Nobel Prize Awards, which recognize questionable scientific achievements like the invention of Beano?
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4: Art/Literature: Which kind of animal hair is used to make the finest artist paint brushes?
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5: Science: Which crazy illness meant that folks living in Great Britain between 1980 and 1996 couldn't donate blood in the U.S.?
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6: Sport: What brand of shoe was made popular with the help of Mario Batali?
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Card : 61. Geography: Crocodiles and alligators both live in the Florida Everglades. True or False?
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2. Entertainment: What title of a 007 movie that stars Pierce Brosnan is the English translation of the Bond family's Latin motto, "Orbis non Sufficient"
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3. History: How many minutes long was Martin Luther King, Jr's stirring "I Have a Dream" speech at the Lincoln Memorial in 1963 - 6, 11, 16?
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4: Art/Literature: In The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe, The White Witch lures Edmund with which sweet treat?
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5: Science: What was the first Internet Search engine called?
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6: Sport: What Ben & Jerry's popular ice cream flavour of peanut butter, pretzels, and fudge was renamed in 2009 to support same-sex marriage?
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Card : 71. Geography: Which mineral-rich material is trucked into Boryeong, in South Korea, for an annual festival that attracts more than a million people?
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2. Entertainment: What are the first names of the three Crawley sisters in Downton Abbey?
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3. History: Meriwether Lewis was accidentally shot in the butt on his historic expedition when one of the men mistook him for an elk. True or False?
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4: Art/Literature: Which Victorian man of letters wrote a quest poem that inspired Stephen King to write his series, "The Dark Tower"
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5: Science: In surface area, the country of Russia is larger than the dwarf planet of Pluto. True or False?
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6: Sport: Which of these is the biggest size of bottle of wine: Magnum, Imperial, or Nebuchadnezzar?
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Card : 81. Geography: Which U.S. State is closest to the continent of Africa?
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2. Entertainment: Which infamous feathered ensemble worn by Bjork was displayed at the Museum of Modern Art in 2015?
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3. History: What was the last of the primary and secondary colours to be named.
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4: Art/Literature: The Statue of Liberty is taller than the Colossus of Rhodes, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. True or False?
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5: Science: What is the name of the transparent layer that forms the front of the human eye?
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6: Sport: What two Scrabble game tiles are worth 10 points each?
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Card : 91. Geography: Which country is the final resting place of Dian Fossey, the mountain gorilla researcher who inspired the film Gorillas in the Mist?
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2. Entertainment: According to The Simpsons series creator, Matt Groening, who are Homer, Marge, Lisa, & Maggie named after?
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3. History: Name the German aviator in a red Fokker tri-plane, shot down over the Somme River, on Apr 21, 1918 in WW1?
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4: Art/Literature: An old Yiddish proverb states that "a nickel will get you on the subway," but what food will get you a seat?
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5: Science: Why don't astronauts eat bread in space?
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6: Sport: Which physicist loved sailing, and did it for 50 years, but ran aground, lost direction, and had many near miss collisions?
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Card : 101. Geography: The flag of which country is known as the Saltire or St Andrew's Cross?
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2. Entertainment: Ryan Gosling & Justin Timberlake appeared in which TV show together as kids?
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3. History: What religious leader was named Jorge Mario Bergoglio?
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4: Art/Literature: Richard Preston's 1994 book, "The Hot Zone", is about which modern-day pandemic?
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5: Science: Which "living fossil" is harvested by the millions each year so its blood can be used to test new medicines?
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6: Sport: What NBA Hall of Famer is nicknamed "the Hick from French Lick"?
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Card : 111. Geography: Which nation, often called "the Switzerland of Central America", has no standing army and an ex-president who won the Nobel Peace Prize?
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2. Entertainment: New Zealander Lucy Lawless rose to stardom for her role as sword-wielding royalty in what TV series?
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3. History: Mohammed Mosaddaq was the democratically appointed leader of the parliament of which nation?
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4: Art/Literature: Which American author's first novel is set in Pamplona, Spain?
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5: Science: Which engine component reuses exhaust to increase the power output, allowing the vehicle to accelerate faster?
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6: Sport: Which form of entertainment was deemed free speech after the 2011 Supreme Court case Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Assn?
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Card : 121. Geography: In which European city would you find the Luxembourg Gardens and the Latin Quarter?
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2. Entertainment: Which actress is recognized by her humanitarian work as special envoy of the U.N. Commissioner for Refugees?
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3. History: Which politician dubbed Diana, Princess of Wales, "The People's Princess" in the days following her death in 1997?
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4: Art/Literature: Who are Andy and Don in the eponymous book about the long time friendship of two actors, whose 1960's sitcom is an ode to small-town values?
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5: Science: What is generally the brightest star in the night sky?
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6: Sport: What does the acronym "TL:DR" stand for?
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Card : 131. Geography: What chilly Island nation straddles two tectonic plates, subjecting it to occasional fiery volcanic action?
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2. Entertainment: Which 1960 dance hit sits at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 Songs of All Time?
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3. History: Who was the first U.S. vice-president to receive the Nobel Peace Prize after he raised awareness of climate change?
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4: Art/Literature: What literary mash-up features Jane Austen's Elizabeth Bennett and Mr. Darcy fighting against a growing tide of reanimated dead?
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5: Science: At sea level, at which temperature in Fahrenheit, does water boil?
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6: Sport: Which women's fashion piece, popularized by British royals, is a cross between a hair accessory and a mini hat?
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Card : 141. Geography: What country's flag features a cedar tree?
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2. Entertainment: Which bizarre, low budget horror flick stars an Esperanto-speaking cast, led by a pre-Kirk William Shatner?
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3. History: From which root vegetable were Jack-o-lanterns originally made?
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4: Art/Literature: Hilary Mantel's Bring Up the Bodies about Thomas Crowell and the downfall of Anne Boleyn is the sequel to which book?
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5: Science: Nearly how many billions of years ago did the universe expand, according to the theme song on TV's The Big Bang Theory - 10, 14, or 18?
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6: Sport: Which two former figure skaters teamed up as NBC commentators for the Olympic Games and the Kentucky Derby?
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Card : 151. Geography: How many time zones does China use - 1, 3, 5, or 7?
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2. Entertainment: What is the first anime film to win an Academy Award?
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3. History: Which religious figure, always seen in red and yellow, is the spiritual leader of Tibet?
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4: Art/Literature: Which Pulitzer Prize winning biologist wrote a novel in part from the lowly standpoint of an ant?
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5: Science: What is the name of the hard case that protects a butterfly which it matures into an adult?
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6: Sport: What is the name of the vehicle used to resurface the rink in an ice hockey game?
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Card : 161. Geography: What is located at zero degrees north latitude?
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2. Entertainment: What TV show's 522 episodes were aired on FXX on August 21, 2014, and played for 12 straight days for your binge-watching pleasure?
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3. History: What method of fastening shoes was patented by Whitcomb Judson in the 1880's - laces, buckles, or zippers?
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4: Art/Literature: What is the name of the time travelling protagonist in Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series?
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5: Science: Which type of engine uses the same basic technology as a pressure cooker?
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6: Sport: Which city, chosen to host the 2022 Winter Olympic Games, became the first to be selected to host both the Summer and Winter Games?
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Card : 171. Geography: What large, cold country has more than half of all the natural lakes in the world?
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2. Entertainment: Which TV variety show star tangoed away on Dancing With the Stars to become the oldest winning champ in 2009, at age 52?
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3. History: Who served as British Prime Minister from 1979 to 1990?
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4: Art/Literature: In Egyptian hieroglyphs, the symbol of a decorated eye most commonly represents the Eye of which god?
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5: Science: Which bird's extinct relative, whose bones were found in Antarctica, stood as tall as LeBron James and weighed about as much, too?
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6: Sport: Which social crossword gaming app lets players compete against friends, total strangers, or a computer?
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Card : 181. Geography: Which country is the home of the cookie-like krumkake?
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2. Entertainment: Which Academy Award nominated actor made a 1999 cameo on Sex and the City as one of Carrie's dates?
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3. History: Which international humanitarian organization has won the Nobel Peace Prize three times, in 1917, 1944, & 1963?
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4: Art/Literature: Which bald, mute drumming sensation got their start creating impromptu performance art on the streets of NYC in the late 80's?
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5: Science: What’s the name of the region between Mars and Jupiter where large, irregularly shaped objects orbit the sun?
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6: Sport: In which style of horseback riding should the rider post during a trot - English or Western?
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Card : 191. Geography: Which drink, popular in Polynesian culture, numbs the mouth and is said to have soothing qualities?
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2. Entertainment: The film Ghost World, which features Scarlett Johansson and Thora Birch as two outsider teens, is based on a graphic novel by whom?
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3. History: Which English Monarch was on the throne at the time of the American Civil War?
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4: Art/Literature: In 1971, astronaut Dave Scott left a small metal sculpture on the Moon that depicts what - a Coke bottle, an astronaut, or a globe?
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5: Science: Edison's Electric Pen became the inspiration for which modern-day tool?
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6: Sport:Linen fabric is made from the fibres of which plant?
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Card : 201. Geography: What mythical horned creature is the national animal of Scotland?
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2. Entertainment: What band smashed the Billboard record for most weeks at the top of the charts with their 80's inspired anthem, "Shut Up And Dance"?
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3. History: Which forward thinking Russian ruler taxed any citizen with a beard, because being clean-shaven was all the rage in Europe in 1698?
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4: Art/Literature: The 293 poems in the book Leaves of Grass were penned by which American poet?
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5: Science: What was the mythical sea beastie described in 17th-century Scandaniavian accounts that may have been inspired by the elusive giant squid?
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6: Sport: Which of the following is not a yoga pose - kite, torch, plow or chair?
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Card : 211. Geography: As of 2018, which two countries, both in North Africa, boast the only two subway systems on the whole continent?
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2. Entertainment: The 1980's hit film Pretty in Pink was based on a song by which band of the same name?
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3. History: Who became the Duchess of Cambridge upon her marriage in April 2011?
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4: Art/Literature: Which 1963 Anthony Burgess novel depicts a nightmarish future, aptly portrayed in the 1971 film starring Malcolm McDowell as a "droog"?
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5: Science: In which Scandinavian country is the 13-foot Norwegian Spruce that's the oldest tree on earth, having seen 9500 birthdays?
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6: Sport: On which side of his face does Mike Tyson sport a tribal tattoo?
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Card : 221. Geography: Britain's Prince William married Katie Middleton in which London church?
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2. Entertainment: What part did the stuntman Glenn Ennis play in the award-winning film, the Revenant?
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3. History: In which year was the first successful human heart transplant performed? - 1967, 1970, or 1977?
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4: Art/Literature: Which of the Beatles asked Isaac Asimov to write a screenplay for a sci-fi movie musical in 1974?
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5: Science: What medicinal and landscaping plant is called a "living fossil" having hardly changed in over 200 million years?
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6: Sport: In poker, what is it called when your hand includes an ace, king, queen , jack and ten all in the same suit?
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Card : 231. Geography: Whose body was buried in the Smithsonian in 1905, making it the first time the British gent who founded the museum ever "visited" the US?
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2. Entertainment: On which animated 1960's TV series were the household appliances powered by animals?
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3. History: What canine breed is not only the state dog of Pennsylvania, but was also used by nobility in the 16th Century to hunt boar?
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4: Art/Literature: Whose 1981 engagement ring, valued then at $47,000, is a 12 carat blue sapphire surrounded by 14 diamonds in a white gold setting?
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5: Science: What "leggy" cluster of space dust in the Taurus constellation is the remains of a star that exploded in 1054?
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6: Sport: Which one of these critters was added to Barnum's Animal Crackers per a 2002 consumer poll - koala, penguin, or walrus?
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Card : 241. Geography: The ancient Roman town of Pompeii was destroyed - and preserved - by the eruption of which volcano in 79 C.E.?
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2. Entertainment: What is the name of the ginger tabby in the 1979 film, Alien?
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3. History: Who was captured on Aug 4, 1944 in a warehouse on the Prinsengracht Canal in Amsterdam?
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4: Art/Literature: What is the nationality of Bram Stoker, the author of Dracula - German, Irish, or Transylvanian?
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5: Science: Alfred Nobel, father of the Nobel Peace Prize, made his fortune with the invention of which powerful tool?
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6: Sport: What is the name of the Japanese dish of slivered raw fish served without rice?
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Card : 251. Geography: Which actor was effectively banned from China after portraying Heinrich Harner in the 1997 movie Seven Years in Tibet?
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2. Entertainment: Which director has cameos in his classic films, Halloween, Escape from New York, and The Thing?
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3. History: What French explorer claimed what is now known as Canada for France in 1534?
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4: Art/Literature: Which eccentric poet friend of Shelley would not allow any of his numerous romantic conquests to eat in front of him?
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5: Science: What is the term for a natural depression in a land surface formed by the dissolution and collapse of a cavern roof?
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6: Sport: Which product's labelling once depicted an image of a Native American chief with the politically incorrect slogan, "Don't be a Paleface"?
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Card : 261. Geography: What North African stew is also the name of the dish it is cooked in?
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2. Entertainment: Who played George VI in The King's Speech?
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3. History: Who is the Pre-Civil War author of a short story about a beating heart beneath the floorboards?
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4: Art/Literature: Which trio of countries, all starting with the same letter, does Elizabeth Gilbert journey to in her memoir Eat Pray Love?
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5: Science: The cacao tree, whose botanical name translates to "food of the gods" produces a bean used to make what?
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6: Sport: Which Scottish competition includes contests in Highland dancing, hammer throwing, and caber tossing?
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Card : 271. Geography: Which African country gained its independence from Sudan in 2011?
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2. Entertainment: Which HBO World War II miniseries stars a bunch of Brits as American soldiers in the US Army's Easy Company?
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3. History: Historically, parts from which animal were used to stiffen corsets?
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4: Art/Literature: In which Canadian Province does Anna of Green Gables live?
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5: Science: Which lake in Central Asia, once the fourth largest in the world, has shrunk by 90% because of drought and diversion of the rivers that once fed it?
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6: Sport: Jigs, spoons, and flies are used in which sport?
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Card : 281. Geography: The capital city of which island was the starting point of Diana Nyad's epic 103 mile swim to Key West in 2013?
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2. Entertainment: What legendary singer, absent from the late night talk show circuit for 47 years, paid Jimmy Fallon a visit in 2014?
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3. History: Which company gave away free dessert molds to Ellis Island Immigrants in the early 1900's as a welcoming gift?
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4: Art/Literature: Which Broadway musical and 2014 movie is based on Grimm Brother's fairy tales?
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5: Science: Which type of flower do vanilla beans come from?
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6: Sport: In 2013, which Monopoly piece was replaced with a cat?
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Card : 291. Geography: What flag is yellow and white and features two crossed gold keys that were mentioned in the New Testament?
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2. Entertainment: Which actress claims she cried when she was shown her wardrobe for the role of the monarch in the 2006 film, The Queen?
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3. History: Which June 4, 1989 Chinese military crackdown effectively ended a vibrant student democracy movement?
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4: Art/Literature: Which play won a Tony Award in 1980 that depicted the rivalry between Salieri & Mozart?
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5: Science: In Argentina in the 1890's, which type of evidence was first used to accurately solve a crime?
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6: Sport: What scientist wore her blue lab dress instead of a wedding gown when she married her husband Pierre in 1895?
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Card : 301. Geography: At which French landmark would you find the Hall of Mirrors?
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2. Entertainment: Which of the following is not a Wes Anderson movie - Fantastic Mr Fox, Moonrise Kingdom, or Napoleon Dynamite?
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3. History: Which 16th-century Italian astronomer's middle finger is displayed at the Florence History of Science Museum?
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4: Art/Literature: What author of Something Wicked This Way Comes is descended from a Salem witch, who luckily avoided the hangman's noose in 1692?
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5: Science: Which unlikely phrase describes the creepy feeling we might get when we see a robot the looks just a little too human?
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6: Sport: In which sport do you wear a lame, a plastron, and a mask?
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That's it! 30 cards! Have fun.
Whew! I'm exhausted just scrolling through it. I'm assuming you want us to answer and then look at the spoilers. I'm going to have to block out some time to do this, but I can't wait to start. You are the absolute best, Janice.
Wow Janice, have we told you how amazing you are?!?!Also, I love trivia! :D I scrolled quickly through the questions and saw a couple I know the answer too, a couple I know I know the answer to but not right now, and a couple I have no clue about.
I'm going to print the questions so that I can answer them also on the train for example, or think about the questions I should now while watching tv or whatever.
edit: LOL! That's 20 pages of questions! Looking forward to diving into this challenge prep work :D
Yes, answer the question and then look at the spoiler to see if you were correct.
Oh boy! This is a doozy!☺I'M SOOOO EXCITED!
Janice, should we post our answers in our threads, or only an overview of which question we answered correctly and incorrectly?
WOW! I love this challenge! You did a great job Janice!!
Peggy wrote: "Janice, should we post our answers in our threads, or only an overview of which question we answered correctly and incorrectly?"Personally, I would do the overview of how you answered the question and leave off the questions. You could link to the card for easy reference, or wait until I post the tasks and link to that one.
Example:
Card 1:
Geography - Yay
History - Nay
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But, it's really up to you to organize it the way it best suits your needs.
Wow Janice, this is fantastic! Thank you for your hard work to make challenges fun for us!I think I will also print out the questions so I can have a good think about them. This is going to be so much fun!
WOW!!!Thanks Janice!!
I need a free afternoon to do this!!! Please!!
Oh yay! Gophering today!Edit... oh crap. lol I was too excited that the challenge was posted and didn't look at the beginning before commenting. No gophering today. Just a pop quiz. haha Oh man.... I think I'm going to have a LOT of nays. 🤦🏼♀️
LOL! Not to worry, Kristie. I have a lot of nays as well.
Awesome, Janice. I really am not good at trivia.
This is awesome! I suspect I'm going to have a lot of Nay answers. But I might surprise myself. I did not expect to be filling my evening with this. Very excited!
I feel like I should know so many of these, but I just am not good at trivia. My mind just goes blank. So I end up with answers like - What is the name of the first animal cloned from an adult somatic cell? Oh yeah... that was the *insert animal here*. I remember that. What was its name..???? And then my brain starts to smoke. lol 
As usual, you put a ton of work into this challenge and it is awesome. I complain only of my inability to recall information. I can't wait to see what all the yay or nay tasks are!
Damn! Those questions are hard! I'm usually doing okay with these kinds of things but lots of Nays for me too! Here's to hoping that to comfort us, the nays will have the easy tasks ;-) I asked Rob who's a magnet for trivia stuff and he found it difficult too. He's a bit obsessed with the questions he knows he should know the answer to now ;-)I find the Europe-centered ones much easier than the American-centered ones. Which makes sense.
I had an evening of fun, that's for sure! I'll stew some more on the questions that bother me during this week.
I did the first 10 cards and my performance was horrible, Kristie. 13/60. So you are not alone!
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There is preparation for the annual challenge and this step needs to be performed first before starting the challenge. Your answers to the trivia questions will determine what task you will do.
There are "Yay" answers which means you answered correctly, and "Nay" answers which means you either didn't know the answer or answered incorrectly. The other "Nay" scenario would be if you opted not to answer the questions at all. I hope that you don't go for that option. Think of them as a fun game with which to start the challenge. I know there are a lot of questions (I had to answer them myself and then write two tasks for each of them). You have lots of time, so don't rush.
Part of the challenge requirements is that you start your own personal tracking thread in this folder. So go ahead and do that now, then answer the questions. Title it with your WoF name and a unique descriptor. I would suggest that rather than copying everything into your personal threads, that you just link to the main challenge threads. It will save space in your personal thread.
Put on your thinking caps, sharpen your pencils, and find out if you know a lot about nothing.