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    The document contains 13 trivia questions about topics like history, science, literature, geography and pop culture. Each question is followed by the correct answer. The questions cover subjects such as the Rosenbergs being the first civilians executed for spying in the US, uranium being able to undergo fission, details about The Velveteen Rabbit story, rivers in relation to cities, rock bands, characters from Shakespeare, the Olympic torch route, the origin of Nairobi as the capital of Kenya, German toasts, river systems in South America, blood types, knots used in macrame crafts, and the last name of a famous author.

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    The document contains 13 trivia questions about topics like history, science, literature, geography and pop culture. Each question is followed by the correct answer. The questions cover subjects such as the Rosenbergs being the first civilians executed for spying in the US, uranium being able to undergo fission, details about The Velveteen Rabbit story, rivers in relation to cities, rock bands, characters from Shakespeare, the Olympic torch route, the origin of Nairobi as the capital of Kenya, German toasts, river systems in South America, blood types, knots used in macrame crafts, and the last name of a famous author.

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    The document contains 13 trivia questions about topics like history, science, literature, geography and pop culture. Each question is followed by the correct answer. The questions cover subjects such as the Rosenbergs being the first civilians executed for spying in the US, uranium being able to undergo fission, details about The Velveteen Rabbit story, rivers in relation to cities, rock bands, characters from Shakespeare, the Olympic torch route, the origin of Nairobi as the capital of Kenya, German toasts, river systems in South America, blood types, knots used in macrame crafts, and the last name of a famous author.

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    Q1: On June 19, 1953 at Sing Sing, this couple became the first U.S.

    civilians executed for the


    crime of spying?

    The crrect Answer is: the Rosenbergs

    Q2: 235 is an isotope of this element whose nucleus can be made to undergo fission?

    The crrect Answer is: uranium

    Q3: This title creature from a 1922 tale with cotton fabric in his name also has thread
    whiskers & ears lined with pink sateen?

    The crrect Answer is: <i>The Velveteen Rabbit</i>

    Q4: Poughkeepsie is "The Queen City of" this river?

    The crrect Answer is: the Hudson

    Q5: Despite losing an arm, Rick Allen continues to drum for this hard rock group?

    The crrect Answer is: Def Leppard

    Q6: Venice disguiser:AIR TOP?

    The crrect Answer is: Portia

    Q7: It spent the night in a discount-house parking lot before heading to L.A. Coliseum?

    The crrect Answer is: the Olympic torch

    Q8: A water hole called Enkare Nairobi, or "cold water", eventually became the capital of
    this country?

    The crrect Answer is: Kenya


    Q9: Prosit?

    The crrect Answer is: German

    Q10: The Casiquiare River connects 2 major river systems, the Amazon & this 1,300-mile
    one?

    The crrect Answer is: the Orinoco

    Q11: Among blood types, this one has neither of the main letter antigens?

    The crrect Answer is: Type O

    Q12: The half-knot & half-hitch are basic knots in this handicraft popular in the '60s & '70s?

    The crrect Answer is: macrame

    Q13: Pitman,Mizrahi,Bashevis Singer?

    The crrect Answer is: Isaac

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