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Q1. Scottish physician James Young Simpson (1811-1870) was the first to do what?

A
Prescribe cocaine as a cough medicine
B
Use disinfected surgical gloves
C
Introduce ether, and then chloroform, as anaesthesia for childbirth
D
Establish formal clinic hours for patients to visit
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Q2. Who's leigh is a vehicle that will travel fastest on snow?

A
Dur
B
Par
C
Bob
D
Mike
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Q3. In the musical "West Side Story", where have about half of the characters (including "Maria" and her family) emigrated from?

A
Philippines
B
Puerto Rico
C
Bermuda
D
California
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Q4. With its tributaries, how many different countries does the 4,370 km (2,715 mi) Congo River run through or border?

A
2
B
10
C
14
D
3
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Q5. Damon Runyon's two stories "The Idyll of Miss Sarah Brown" and "Blood Pressure" were the basis for which musical?

A
Annie Get Your Gun
B
The King and I
C
My Fair Lady
D
Guys and Dolls
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Q6. The IAAF's 2001 World Championship in Athletics was the first to be held in North America. Where was it held?

A
Miami, Florida
B
San Francisco, California
C
Juneau, Alaska
D
Edmonton, Alberta
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Q7. In which situation does REM rebound not happen?

A
After sleep deprivation
B
Following prolonged deep sleep
C
When sleeping aids are taken
D
Following alcohol intake
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