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    This document contains 14 trivia questions about various topics like geography, literature, history, and people. Each question is followed by the correct answer. The questions cover subjects such as the state containing certain cities, a character in Pygmalion, a journalist who was on Broadway in the 1950s, a type of dance, a professor emeritus position, structures in ancient Egypt, the city where the running of the bulls occurs, the island where St. Paul was shipwrecked, a type of pie nut, a short songwriter, an actor's last name, laws passed by the British to punish Massachusetts, an editor of an essay book, and a deaf-blind woman who earned a bachelor's degree.

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    This document contains 14 trivia questions about various topics like geography, literature, history, and people. Each question is followed by the correct answer. The questions cover subjects such as the state containing certain cities, a character in Pygmalion, a journalist who was on Broadway in the 1950s, a type of dance, a professor emeritus position, structures in ancient Egypt, the city where the running of the bulls occurs, the island where St. Paul was shipwrecked, a type of pie nut, a short songwriter, an actor's last name, laws passed by the British to punish Massachusetts, an editor of an essay book, and a deaf-blind woman who earned a bachelor's degree.

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    This document contains 14 trivia questions about various topics like geography, literature, history, and people. Each question is followed by the correct answer. The questions cover subjects such as the state containing certain cities, a character in Pygmalion, a journalist who was on Broadway in the 1950s, a type of dance, a professor emeritus position, structures in ancient Egypt, the city where the running of the bulls occurs, the island where St. Paul was shipwrecked, a type of pie nut, a short songwriter, an actor's last name, laws passed by the British to punish Massachusetts, an editor of an essay book, and a deaf-blind woman who earned a bachelor's degree.

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    Q1: Snowflake,Bullhead City,Scottsdale?

    The crrect Answer is: Arizona

    Q2: In "Pygmalion" this professor of phonetics has his laboratory on Wimpole Street?

    The crrect Answer is: (Henry) Higgins

    Q3: Half a century ago, this "60 Minutes" icon was starring on Broadway in the 1954
    comedy "Reclining Figure"?

    The crrect Answer is: Mike Wallace

    Q4: Roll out the "beer barrel" & name this "wunnerful, wunnerful" Bohemian dance?

    The crrect Answer is: the polka

    Q5: In 2010 the U. of Idaho celebrated the 100th birthday of chemist Malcolm Renfrew,
    holder of this type of professorship?

    The crrect Answer is: emeritus

    Q6: Monumental temple gateway in ancient Egypt (also a Faulkner novel) (Bonus: & an
    orange traffic cone)?

    The crrect Answer is: a pylon

    Q7: On 8 of the 9 days of the festival of San Fermin in this city, you can try running with the
    bulls?

    The crrect Answer is: Pamplona

    Q8: (Sarah of the Clue Crew shows a map on the monitor.) On his fourth and final
    missionary journey, Saint Paul sailed from Caesarea to Crete & was then shipwrecked on
    this island the Bible calls Melita?
    The crrect Answer is: Malta

    Q9: When shaken, the kernel of this 5-letter nut of the walnut family should not rattle but
    should go into a delicious pie?

    The crrect Answer is: pecan

    Q10: Just 5'2", his stature is huge for writing "An Old Fashioned Love Song" & a theme for
    "The Love Boat"?

    The crrect Answer is: Paul Williams

    Q11: Michael,Joan,Broderick?

    The crrect Answer is: Crawford

    Q12: 2-word term for the laws passed by the British parliament in 1774 to punish
    dissidents in Massachusetts?

    The crrect Answer is: Intolerable Acts

    Q13: In 2002 she edited a new book of essays: "Profiles in Courage for Our Time"?

    The crrect Answer is: Caroline Kennedy

    Q14: The first deaf & blind person to earn a bachelor of arts, this woman noted, "Optimism
    is the faith that leads to achievement"?

    The crrect Answer is: Helen Keller

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