| Geography | History | Arts & Literature | Entertainment | General Knowledge | 
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					  The Bering Strait					 
					 What body of water separates Alaska from Russia? | 
					  Meriwether and William					 
					 What were the first names of Lewis and Clark? | 
					  Arthos, Porthos, and Aramis					 
					 What are the names of the Three Musketeers? | 
					  The Red Baron					 
					 Who is Snoopy's arch enemy? | 
					  Halloween					 
					 What holiday comes right before All Saints' Day? | 
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					  Estonia					 
					 What former Soviet Republic lies just across the Gulf of Finland from Finland? | 
					  Nicholas II Romanov					 
					 Who was the last tsar of Russia? | 
					  From the first two letters of the Greek alphabet, alpha and beta					 
					 What are the names of the Three Musketeers? | 
					  Kelly Clarkson					 
					 Who won the first season of the TV series "American Idol"? | 
					  the water stored inside the kernel					 
					 What makes popping corn pop? | 
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					  Ecuador					 
					 To which country do the Galapagos Islands belong? | 
					  William Howard Taft					 
					 Which U.S. president later became chief justice of the Supreme Court? | 
					  Mark Twain					 
					 What author's pen name means "two fathoms deep"? | 
					  The T-Birds					 
					 What was the name of John Travolta's gang in the movie "Grease"? | 
					  7-up					 
					 What soft drink called itself "The Un-Cola"? | 
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					  Chile and Ecuador					 
					 What are the only two South American countries that do not border Brazil? | 
					  Qing Dynasty					 
					 What was the last imperial dynasty of China? | 
					  A German-held POW in WW2 who survived the firebombing of Dresden (he was held in a slaughterhouse)					 
					 Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-Five is partially inspired by the author's experience as what? | 
					  Betty Rubble					 
					 Which Flintstones character was last to make it onto a Flintstones Vitamin? | 
					  short for "electric or electricity biscuits"; selling point was being one of the first foods baked by electricity					 
					 Where does the name "Triscuits" come from? | 
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					  Amharic					 
					 What is Ethiopia's official language? | 
					  Catherine of Aragon (annulled/divorced) Anne Boleyn (executed) Jane Seymour (died from childbirth) Anne of Cleves (annulled) Catherine Howard (executed) Catherine Parr (outlived Henry!) 
					 What were the fates of each of Henry the VIII's wives? | 
					  The Harry Potter series					 
					 What was the most commonly challenged (sought to be banned) book or series in U.S. libraries in the 2000s? | 
					  Cats					 
					 What was the longest-running musical on Broadway during the 20th century? | 
					  Ben Franklin					 
					 Who was pictured on the first U.S. adhesive stamp? |