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    This document contains 11 trivia questions about various topics like food, history, languages, and pop culture. Each question is followed by the correct answer. The questions cover topics such as aspic, the Tower of London, doves, hornets, the American Kennel Club, Esperanto, potatoes, Saint Januarius, and Frosty the Snowman.

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    Q1: This savory meat jelly is covered in the cold buffet chapter of Julia Child's "Mastering

    the Art of French Cooking"?

    The crrect Answer is: aspic

    Q2: Sir James Tyrrell was a henchman of Richard III; in the play, he arranges the deaths of
    the 2 princes imprisoned here?

    The crrect Answer is: the Tower of London

    Q3: Peaceful percher pictured here?

    The crrect Answer is: a dove

    Q4: The American F/A-18 fighter plane, or a paper-making wasp?

    The crrect Answer is: Hornet

    Q5: From Spanish for "courtroom", it's slang for jail?

    The crrect Answer is: hoosegow

    Q6: The AKC?

    The crrect Answer is: the American Kennel Club

    Q7: It's the military instrument heard here?

    The crrect Answer is: a bugle

    Q8: This language was first laid out in an 1887 book called "Lingvo Internacia"?

    The crrect Answer is: Esperanto


    Q9: Calorie counters will appreciate the Yukon Gold, a variety of this vegetable that tastes
    already buttered?

    The crrect Answer is: potato

    Q10: A street festival in NYC's Little Italy is named this, after the saint also called Januarius?

    The crrect Answer is: the San Gennaro Festival

    Q11: "Frosty the Snowman was a jolly, happy soul, with a corncob pipe and a button nose
    and two eyes made out of" this?

    The crrect Answer is: Coal

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