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Q1. Who founded the Ptolemaic dynasty which followed Alexander the Great as Pharaohs of Egypt?

A
A Greek philosopher
B
Niece of the previous pharaoh
C
Alexander's son
D
One of Alexander's military commanders and personal bodyguards
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Q2. Where is the Great Basin Desert?

A
USA
B
Australia
C
Brazil
D
China
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Q3. What was the name of the ship captained by Nemo in "20,000 Leagues Under The Sea"?

A
Pequod
B
Nautilus
C
Enterprise
D
Hispaniola
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Q4. Which singer, songwriter, dancer and actor figured in part or all of the two top spots in the Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles of 2004?

A
Usher
B
Alicia Keys
C
OutKast
D
Beyoncé
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Q5. The nickname "Grasshopper", made prominent in a 1972 TV series, was applied to a student of what sport?

A
Boxing
B
Martial arts
C
Tennis
D
High jump
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Q6. Which of these is a French liqueur made in the town of Voiron, composed of distilled alcohol flavoured with 130 herbal extracts and named after the monastery where it was formerly produced?

A
Chartreuse
B
Kahlua
C
Sabra
D
Advocaat
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Q7. What is Munk's Roll?

A
A move in pole vaulting
B
A series of medical biographies
C
Published Canadian governmental foreign policy papers
D
An escape tactic used by chipmunks
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