| 112501. |
What can smell a drop of blood a quarter of a mile away
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| 112502. |
What country generates the most hydroelectric power
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| 112503. |
What did God change Abram's name to
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| 112504. |
What does Hosannah mean in Hebrew
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| 112505. |
What does NYD mean to an ER doctor
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| 112506. |
What is the Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything
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| 112507. |
What is the first Sunday after the first full moon after March 21
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| 112508. |
What is the most famous and often quoted Psalm
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| 112509. |
What is the name of the mountain where Moses received the ten commandments
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| 112510. |
What is the product of mass & velocity
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| 112511. |
What is the world's most syndicated comic strip
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| 112512. |
What Israelite slave interpreted dreams for Pharoah and eventually became his second in command
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| 112513. |
What lose their color if they are kept in dim light or are placed in a body of running water, such as a stream
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| 112514. |
What makes a doughnut a doughnut
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| 112515. |
What nation is the world's largest producer of tobacco
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| 112516. |
What organization fought ecological battles from its flagship, Rainbow Warrior
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| 112517. |
What relation was Genghis Khan to Kublai Khan
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| 112518. |
What relative of Genghis Khan let Marco Polo ride elephants on hunting trips
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| 112519. |
What religious leader did Apple yank from its "Think Different" ad campagn in Hong Kong so as not to offend China, in 1998
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| 112520. |
What sultry 1940's blonde dumped the names Constance Ockelman and Connie Keane
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| 112521. |
What three types of weapons are known in Pentagon-speak as ABC
|
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| 112522. |
What was the first thing Noah did upon setting foot on dry land
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| 112523. |
What was the Russian equivalent of Skylab
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| 112524. |
Where did the Rainbow Bridge replace the Honeymoon Bridge
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| 112525. |
Where was Daniel thrown into the lion's den
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| 112526. |
Which angel did God send to visit the young girl Mary
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| 112527. |
Which company launched the first clone of an IBM personal computer in 1982
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| 112528. |
Which milk has more fat than cow milk
|
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| 112529. |
Which two birds assisted Noah in finding dry land
|
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| 112530. |
Who coined the phrase "natural selection" to describe the evolutionary process
|
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| 112531. |
Who did God ask that he sacrifice his only son
|
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| 112532. |
Who held out his hand and miraculously parted the waters of the Red sea so that the Israelites could pass to safety
|
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| 112533. |
Who is the great-grandmother of King David
|
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| 112534. |
Who looks like a big bottle of glue and uses his glue guns to fight enemies
|
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| 112535. |
Who told her mother-in-law "whither thou goest, I will go"
|
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| 112536. |
Who travelled over a thousand miles to see with her own eyes, if the stories of Solomon's wealth and wisdom were indeed true
|
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| 112537. |
Who was pictured on a 1997 Time magazine cover that sold a record 1,183,758 copies
|
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| 112538. |
Who was the first person to make People magazine's Most Beautiful People list five times
|
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| 112539. |
Who was the son of Elizabeth and Zechariah
|
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| 112540. |
Who, when problems arise, jumps into his cannon and says "Fire me, boy"
|
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| 112541. |
1992 - what woman won the most medals at the summer olympics
|
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| 112542. |
Authors: Who wrote "Funerals Are Fatal"
|
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| 112543. |
Borsch is based on what vegetable
|
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| 112544. |
Comics: Magneto's real name
|
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| 112545. |
How many picture cards are there in a standard pack of playing cards
|
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| 112546. |
How many red blood cells does an average human have
|
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| 112547. |
In an average lifetime, the average aAerican drives 55,372 miles on
|
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| 112548. |
In which trials were former Nazi leaders tried as war criminals
|
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| 112549. |
Much of the current we use today is in ac/dc form, its popularity and practicality was attributed to this person
|
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| 112550. |
The Inca civilization was located mainly in which modern country
|
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| 112551. |
These are like fingerprints on cows (no two are identical)
|
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| 112552. |
Unscramble this word: bipsleruh
|
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| 112553. |
Vermont became the 14th state of the U S in 1791, 1792 or 1793
|
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| 112554. |
What Brazilian region caught gold fever in 1980
|
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| 112555. |
What country is the world's biggest producer of wool
|
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| 112556. |
What does pbx stand for
|
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| 112557. |
What expression does Charlie Brown use when he has been victimized
|
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| 112558. |
What imperial dynasty in Russia ended with the abdication of Nicholas II
|
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| 112559. |
What is constructed using the Isherwood system
|
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| 112560. |
What is now known as the Belgium Congo
|
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| 112561. |
What is the smallest australian state
|
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| 112562. |
What is the term for a moon greater than half but less than full
|
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| 112563. |
What Japanese video game system arrived in the western world in 1985
|
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| 112564. |
What kind of animal is a catamount
|
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| 112565. |
What kind of animal is a gaur
|
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| 112566. |
What type of flower is cransbill
|
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| 112567. |
What type of meat usually goes into frankfurters
|
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| 112568. |
What was the full name of the eminent physicist who dipped a piece of o-ring into a glass of water in a demonstration, and proved that low temperatures at the launchpad were responsible for the challenger disaster
|
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| 112569. |
What year did Pascal invent the adding machine
|
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| 112570. |
Which Charles Dickens character said "please sir, i want some more
|
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| 112571. |
Which Steinbeck novel tells of a family migrating to California
|
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100 |
| 112572. |
Who according to Greek mythology was the first woman
|
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100 |
| 112573. |
Who said men seldom make passes at girls who wear glasses
|
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100 |
| 112574. |
Who was the first woman doctor
|
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100 |
| 112575. |
Category: Books: Sequel to Steinbeck's Sweet Thursday.
|
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100 |
| 112576. |
Category: Books: This book by Richard Rhodes won the Pulitzer Prize
|
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1 |
100 |
| 112577. |
Category: Books: This author wrote "If", one of the worlds most popular poems.
|
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100 |
| 112578. |
Category: Books: The Little Prince was the work of this author.
|
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| 112579. |
Category: Asimov Anthony: Who is Ivy's twin sister
|
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| 112580. |
Category: Asimov Anthony: Name the third Apprentice Adept book.
|
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| 112581. |
Category: Asimov Anthony: What did the Cosmic AC say after reversing entropy
|
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| 112582. |
Category: Asimov Anthony: Who is Grundy's daughter
|
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| 112583. |
Category: Asimov Anthony: Who (FULL name) did Anthony model Humfrey after
|
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100 |
| 112584. |
Category: The Devils Dictionary: A play in which the story is told without violence to the language
|
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100 |
| 112585. |
Category: The Devils Dictionary: The kind of clothing worn by a man whose tailor is a blacksmith
|
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100 |
| 112586. |
Category: The Devils Dictionary: The first and direst of all disasters
|
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1 |
100 |
| 112587. |
Category: The Devils Dictionary: One who drafts a plan of your house, and plans a draft of your money
|
1 |
1 |
100 |
| 112588. |
Category: The Devils Dictionary: A strife of interests masquerading as a contest of principles
|
1 |
1 |
100 |
| 112589. |
Category: X-Men Comics: Longshot's Miniseries was penciled by him
|
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| 112590. |
Category: X-Men Comics: Charles Xavier loves her
|
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100 |
| 112591. |
Category: X-Men Comics: She ruled Limbo
|
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100 |
| 112592. |
Category: X-Men Comics: She hired Gatecrasher's Technet to kidnap Captain Britain
|
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| 112593. |
Category: X-Men Comics: The first villain faced by the New Mutants was him
|
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| 112594. |
Category: Toys Games: The 1993 Ken Doll has been insinuated to have this type of ring as a necklace.
|
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| 112595. |
Category: Toys Games: Board-game version of "Capture The Flag".
|
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1 |
100 |
| 112596. |
Category: Toys Games: This many dice are used in Yahtzee.
|
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100 |
| 112597. |
Category: Toys Games: There are this many "Energy Dots" on a pac man screen.
|
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100 |
| 112598. |
Category: Deaths 91 to 92: Former chairman of Yale physics dept.; helped develop the atomic bomb
|
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100 |
| 112599. |
Category: Deaths 91 to 92: French violin virtuoso known for polish, refinement, and lyricism
|
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100 |
| 112600. |
Category: Deaths 91 to 92: Chairman of MCI Communications
|
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100 |