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- This quiz has been taken 3,055 times
- The average score is 11 of 20
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| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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| What famous deer's mother was killed by a hunter? | Bambi | 93%
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| What is India's main film industry called? | Bollywood | 90%
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| Porter, pilsner, and lager are all types of what? | Beer | 88%
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| What is the name of the clock tower on the Palace of Westminster? | Big Ben | 87%
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| What was Napoleon's last name? | Bonaparte | 87%
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| What French bread is long, narrow, and crunchy? | Baguette | 86%
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| What is the national bird of the United States? | Bald Eagle | 86%
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| What was the world's first Cryptocurrency? | Bitcoin | 85%
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| Where was Jesus Christ said to be born? | Bethlehem | 84%
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| What number system only includes 1s and 0s? | Binary | 84%
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| What band was George Harrison part of? | The Beatles | 84%
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| According to the Guiness Book of World Records, what is the best selling book of all time? | Bible | 83%
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| What is the bubonic plague better known as? | Black Death | 83%
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| What is the only flying mammal? | Bat | 82%
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| Who is the main character of Disney's "Beauty and the Beast"? | Belle | 82%
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| In chess, which piece can move only diagonally? | Bishop | 82%
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| What song, recorded by Queen, was almost six minutes long? | Bohemian Rhapsody | 82%
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| What street in New York City is famous for musicals? | Broadway | 82%
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| Who composed the Moonlight Sonata? | Ludwig van Beethoven | 82%
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| What is the tallest mountain in the Alps? | Mont {Blanc} | 80%
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| Who is generally credited with inventing the Telephone? | Alexander Graham Bell | 79%
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| What is the most famous item on a McDonald's menu? | Big Mac | 79%
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| Who famously likes his Martinis "Shaken, not Stirred"? | James Bond | 78%
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| What french cheese consists of a soft inner part, and a rind (also edible)? | Brie | 77%
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| What city combined with Pest in 1873? | Buda | 77%
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| Who was lead singer of "Destiny's Child"? | Beyonce | 76%
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| What animal, similar to a Buffalo, can be found in the American west? | Bison | 76%
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| What kids show famously asks "Can he fix it?" | Bob the Builder | 76%
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| What company is essentially the only competitor of Airbus? | Boeing | 76%
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| Who was U.S President when the Soviet Union collapsed? | George H. W. Bush | 76%
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| Who hold the 100m dash world record? | Usain Bolt | 76%
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| What sport uses a shuttlecock? | Badminton | 75%
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| What French prison was stormed in 1789? | Bastille | 75%
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| What was the former name of Myanmar? | Burma | 75%
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| What is the last name of Frodo and Bilbo? | Baggins | 74%
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| What measures atmospheric pressure? | Barometer | 74%
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| What is the most poisonous species of spider? | Black Widow | 74%
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| Where would you find the Hypothalamus? | Brain | 74%
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| What animal composed half of the Minotaur? | Bull | 74%
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| La Bayadere and Swan Lake are both examples of what? | Ballet | 73%
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| What came before the Iron age? | Bronze Age | 73%
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| What was Siddharta Gautama better known as? | Buddha | 73%
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| What is the most popular sport in Japan? | Baseball | 72%
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| What superhero was played by Adam West? | Batman | 72%
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| What is the second most used search engine in the world? | Bing | 72%
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| What superhero lives in the fictional nation of Wakanda? | Black Panther | 72%
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| The trumpet, trombone, and french horn all belong to what family of instruments? | Brass | 72%
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| In which state is the city of Munich? | Bavaria | 70%
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| What fruit is also a brand of cell phone? | Blackberry | 70%
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| What is an antonym of sharp? | Blunt | 70%
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| What is the most spoken language in Bangladesh? | Bengali | 69%
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| Who was Henry VIII's second wife? | Anne Boleyn | 68%
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| What was Marilyn Monroe's nickname? | {Blonde} Bombshell | 68%
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| What is the tallest building in the world? | Burj Khalifa | 68%
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| What is the study of plants? | Botany | 67%
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| What is the largest city in Lebanon? | Beirut | 66%
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| In what town does Spongebob Squarepants live? | Bikini Bottom | 66%
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| What is the fat under the skin of a whale called? | Blubber | 66%
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| Who is famous for kidnapping Princess Peach? | Bowser | 65%
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| What was Ebenezer Scrooge's catchphrase? | Bah-humbug | 64%
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| On what street did Sherlock Holmes live? | {Baker} Street | 64%
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| Which sitcom main character was played by Rowan Atkinson? | Mr. Bean | 64%
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| What does the B in BMX stand for? | Bicycle | 62%
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| Where is the Forbidden City? | Beijing | 61%
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| Where was the Titanic built? | Belfast | 61%
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| How do you say "Please" in German? | Bitte | 61%
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| How do you say "Good Morning" in Spanish? | Buenos Dias | 61%
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| What was the Eastern Roman Empire also known as? | {Byzantine} Empire | 61%
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| In what Canadian province is the city of Vancouver? | British Columbia | 60%
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| What do eight bits make up? | Byte | 60%
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| Which soccer player famously played for Manchester United, Real Madrid and the LA Galaxy? | David Beckham | 60%
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| In what modern day country did Columbus land in when he reached the New World? | Bahamas | 59%
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| What is something with a pH over seven called? | Base | 59%
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| Who killed Abraham Lincoln? | John Wilkes Booth | 59%
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| What is a common antonym for "Malignant"? | Benign | 58%
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| What element's atomic number is 5? | Boron | 57%
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| What is the front of a boat called? | Bow | 56%
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| What was Germany's main tactic of conquering in World War II? | Blitzkrieg | 55%
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| What political part did Vladimir Lenin lead? | Bolshevik | 55%
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| What comes between Tenor and Bass? | Baritone | 54%
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| What was the last major battle on the western front in Europe during World War II? | Battle of the {Bulge} | 54%
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| What is the crime of having two spouses called? | Bigamy | 54%
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| Who was the British Prime Minister from 1997-2007? | Tony Blair | 54%
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| What extravagant style of architecture appeared in Europe around the late 1600s? | Baroque | 53%
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| Finish this John F Kennedy quote: "Ich bin ein ________" | Berliner | 53%
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| What famous old west outlaw only lived to 21? | Billy the Kid | 53%
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| What is the name for a person who performs on the street for money? | Busker | 53%
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| What was Herman Ruth Jr. better known as? | Babe Ruth | 52%
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| What type of grass is the tallest in the world? | Bamboo | 52%
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| What term describes a country reliant on a single export? | {Banana} Republic | 52%
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| In what country is the tallest unscaled mountain in the world? | Bhutan | 52%
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| What double reed instrument might be found in a Concert Band, other than an Oboe? | Bassoon | 51%
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| What is the traditional Jewish coming of age ceremony for girls? | Bat mitzvah | 51%
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| What is the only absolute monarchy in Southeast Asia? | Brunei | 51%
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| Grassland, taiga, desert, and tropical rainforest are examples of what? | Biome | 49%
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| Where is the Guggenheim museum in Spain? | Bilbao | 47%
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| In 2014, over 70,000 people signed a petition to send who back to Canada? | Justin Bieber | 47%
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| What monument in Berlin was built to commemorate peace in 1791? | Brandenburg Gate | 46%
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| Who composed the Goldberg variations? | J. S. Bach | 46%
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| What English poem was written around the year 1000? | Beowulf | 45%
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| What do the small and large intestines make up? | Bowel | 45%
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| What is the deepest and oldest lake in the world? | Lake Baikal | 45%
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| Where did Antoni Gaudi live? | Barcelona | 44%
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| What is the name for the Afrikaans speaking settlers of South Africa? | Boers | 44%
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| What is the constellation "Ursa Major" better known as? | Big Dipper | 43%
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| On what holiday in 2004 did a major Tsunami hit many Indian Ocean Countries? | Boxing Day | 43%
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| Who was nicknamed "El Libertador"? | Simon Bolivar | 43%
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| What is the northernmost region of France? | Brittany | 42%
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| What is the first Pokemon in the Pokedex? | Bulbasaur | 42%
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| What is Edward Teach better known as? | Blackbeard | 41%
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| What city is well known for Baked Beans? | Boston | 41%
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| What musical group sang "Rock Lobster" and is also a type of plane? | B-52s | 40%
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| What is the only island in the world with three countries on it? | Borneo | 40%
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| What rank comes between Colonel and Major General? | Brigadier General | 40%
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| Who would typically carry luggage at a hotel? | Bellhop | 39%
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| What spirit is produced by distilling wine? | Brandy | 39%
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| What was Canada's first national park? | Banff | 38%
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| Who was Yogi Bear's companion? | Boo Boo | 38%
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| What is the highest caste in India's caste system? | Brahmin | 38%
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| In what country is the "Great Blue Hole"? | Belize | 37%
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| Who discovered the structure of the atom? | Niels Bohr | 36%
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| The movie "The Greatest Showman" tells the story of who? | P. T. Barnum | 36%
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| Who was famously the rival of Magic Johnson? | Larry Bird | 35%
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| Who shot Alexander Hamilton? | Aaron Burr | 34%
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| What is the largest city on Italy's east coast? | Bari | 34%
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| What part of the body's name means "Two-headed"? | Bicep | 34%
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| Which of the Great Apes is also known as a "Pygmy Chimpanzee"? | Bonobo | 34%
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| Who founded the German Empire? | Otto von Bismarck | 34%
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| What is the name for a two-humped camel? | Bactrian | 32%
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| What, when mixed with vinegar, forms carbon dioxide, water, and sodium acetate? | Baking Soda | 31%
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| What is the most expensive property on a Monopoly board? | Boardwalk | 31%
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| What type of candy is mostly composed of brown sugar and butter? | Butterscotch | 31%
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| In the song "Joy to the World", what animal was Jeremiah? | Bullfrog | 30%
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| What is a common nickname for the city of New Orleans? | Big Easy | 28%
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| Who opposes the proletariat according to Karl Marx? | Bourgeoisie | 28%
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| What middle eastern dish is composed of mashed eggplant, olive oil, and other seasonings? | Baba Ghanoush | 27%
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| What star, part of the Orion constellation, is about 700 times the diameter of the sun? | Betelgeuse | 26%
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| What is the second largest city of Northern Germany, after Hamburg? | Bremen | 26%
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| Who was the first female prime minister of Pakistan? | Benazir Bhutto | 25%
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| What city receives the most tourists every year? | Bangkok | 24%
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| Who wrote the books "Fahrenheit 451" and "The Illustrated Man"? | Ray Bradbury | 24%
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| What was the former name of the city of Bengaluru? | Bangalore | 23%
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| What video game character is accompanied by Kazooie? | Banjo | 23%
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| What is the only national capital to border two other countries? | Bratislava | 16%
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| What are Taiga's commonly called in North America? | {Boreal} Forest | 15%
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| On what scare is the intensity of a hurricane measured? | {Beaufort} Scale | 14%
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| What curse led the Red Sox to not win the World Series from 1914-2004? | Curse of the {Bambino} | 14%
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| What feature of the earth is like a mesa, but small and often steeper? | Butte | 13%
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| What kind of Virus only affects Bacteria? | Bacteriophage | 8%
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| What is the name for a cross between a cattle and a bison? | Beefalo | 5%
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| What is the largest Buddhist temple in the World? | Borobodur | 5%
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| What is the nickname for the executive wing of New Zealand's parliament building? | Beehive | 4%
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