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December Fools' Quiz

Who waits for April? Answer the 100% correct answers to these questions.
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What is the second largest Hawaiian city?
Hilo
What was used to disguise the taste of rotting meat in ye olden Europe?
Spices
What popular Thanksgiving food makes you tired?
Turkey
When was the Declaration of Independence signed?
July 4
What did Marie Antoinette say they could eat?
Cake
What purchase of territory from Russia was extremely unpopular in the United States?
Alaska Purchase
What did Mussolini make run on time?
The Trains
What triangle, found in the Atlantic, has an extremely high rate of mysterious disappearances?
Bermuda Triangle
What is the only day of the year eggs can be balanced?
Vernal Equinox
A human year equals how many dog years?
7
How long is the "Minute Waltz"?
One Minute
Who wrote "Don't Worry, Be Happy"?
Bob Marley
Who invented Peanut Butter?
George Washington Carver
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