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Q1. Navier-Stokes equations mathematically express momentum balance for what?

A
Non-Newtonian fluids
B
Newtonian fluids
C
Bodies in motion
D
Ocean currents
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Q2. Björn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson wrote most of the songs for which pop group?

A
Oasis
B
ABBA
C
Madness
D
Beatles
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Q3. What, among other things, was special about 2015?

A
The first same sex civil partnerships in Scotland are celebrated
B
The highest global average temperature on record
C
The sixteenth country joins the Eurozone
D
Iran's Pishgam rocket successfully completed a return trip of sending a monkey into space
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Q4. Which sport was developed in 1895 when the Rugby Union refused to allow professionalism?

A
Rugby League
B
Australian Rules
C
American Football
D
Gaelic Football
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Q5. Where are The Kerguelen Islands, a territory of France, also known as Desolation Island?

A
Pacific Ocean
B
Atlantic Ocean
C
Indian Ocean
D
Arctic Ocean
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Q6. What is the word for the minimum number of people necessary to formally constitute a meeting?

A
Kangaroo Court
B
Quorum
C
Agendum
D
Quern
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Q7. In 1920 the architect Charles-Édouard Jeanneret (1887 - 1965) adopted what pseudonym?

A
Le Corbusier
B
Viollet-le-Duc
C
Auguste Perret
D
Jean Nouvel
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