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    <title>EverythingDigital Trivia Questions by Alan Joyce</title>
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    <description>A random assortment of trivia questions. Copyright 2007, Alan Joyce.</description>
    <language>en-us</language>
    
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      <prompt>The Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (or SALT I) occurred while which U.S. president was in office?</prompt>
      <answer>John F. Kennedy</answer>
      <answer>Richard Nixon</answer>
      <answer>Ronald Reagan</answer>
      <answer>George Bush Sr.</answer>
      <correct>Richard Nixon</correct>
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      <prompt>Where was James Bond portrayer Sean Connery born?</prompt>
      <answer>Scotland</answer>
      <answer>France</answer>
      <answer>New York</answer>
      <answer>Ireland</answer>
      <correct>Scotland</correct>
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      <prompt>Which planet is named after the Roman goddess of love?</prompt>
      <answer>Mars</answer>
      <answer>Jupiter</answer>
      <answer>Neptune</answer>
      <answer>Venus</answer>
      <correct>Venus</correct>
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      <prompt>Which company produced the Amiga 500 computer beginning in 1987?</prompt>
      <answer>Apple</answer>
      <answer>Commodore</answer>
      <answer>Amiga</answer>
      <answer>Cantech</answer>
      <correct>Commodore</correct>
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      <prompt>Which country's team won the 2002 FIFA World Cup?</prompt>
      <answer>Argentina</answer>
      <answer>Japan</answer>
      <answer>United States</answer>
      <answer>Brazil</answer>
      <correct>Brazil</correct>
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    <item>
      <prompt>Who wrote Moby Dick?</prompt>
      <answer>Charles Dickens</answer>
      <answer>Louisa May Alcott</answer>
      <answer>Herman Melville</answer>
      <answer>Ernest Hemingway</answer>
      <correct>Herman Melville</correct>
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      <prompt>Which caribbean nation has voodoo as its major religion?</prompt>
      <answer>Dominican Republic</answer>
      <answer>Haiti</answer>
      <answer>Cuba</answer>
      <answer>St. Kitts and Nevis</answer>
      <correct>Haiti</correct>
    </item>
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      <prompt>When the moon, as seen from Earth, is growing larger, it is said to be what?</prompt>
      <answer>Gorging</answer>
      <answer>Waxing</answer>
      <answer>Pulsing</answer>
      <answer>Bloating</answer>
      <correct>Waxing</correct>
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      <prompt>Which surrealist painter, famous for works such as "The Persistence of Memory," was born in Figueres, Spain in 1904?</prompt>
      <answer>Joan Miro</answer>
      <answer>Benjamin Peret</answer>
      <answer>Pablo Picasso</answer>
      <answer>Salvador Dali</answer>
      <correct>Salvador Dali</correct>
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      <prompt>Who played Captain James T. Kirk in the original Star Trek?</prompt>
      <answer>Patrick Stewart</answer>
      <answer>William Shatner</answer>
      <answer>Scott Bakula</answer>
      <answer>Samuel L. Jackson</answer>
      <correct>William Shatner</correct>
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    <item>
      <prompt>Which artist or artists released the album "Blood on the Tracks" in 1975?</prompt>
      <answer>Bob Dylan</answer>
      <answer>The Who</answer>
      <answer>Elton John</answer>
      <answer>The Rolling Stones</answer>
      <correct>Bob Dylan</correct>
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    <item>
      <prompt>Which author wrote "So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish?"</prompt>
      <answer>Herman Melville</answer>
      <answer>Charles Frazier</answer>
      <answer>Douglas Adams</answer>
      <answer>Richard Dawkins</answer>
      <correct>Douglas Adams</correct>
    </item>
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      <prompt>Budapest is the capital of which country?</prompt>
      <answer>India</answer>
      <answer>Hungary</answer>
      <answer>Tibet</answer>
      <answer>Belgium</answer>
      <correct>Hungary</correct>
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      <prompt>In which country was the Rosetta Stone found in 1799?</prompt>
      <answer>Israel</answer>
      <answer>Jordan</answer>
      <answer>Egypt</answer>
      <answer>Greece</answer>
      <correct>Egypt</correct>
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      <prompt>Which athlete won four gold medals, including one in the 100 meters and one in the 200 meters, in the 1936 Olympics in Berlin?</prompt>
      <answer>Michael Johnson</answer>
      <answer>Jesse Owens</answer>
      <answer>Percy Williams</answer>
      <answer>Ray Barbuti</answer>
      <correct>Jesse Owens</correct>
    </item>
    <item>
      <prompt>Which legendary composer wrote "The Art of Fugue" and "The English Suite?"</prompt>
      <answer>Johann Sebastian Bach</answer>
      <answer>Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart</answer>
      <answer>Ludwig van Beethoven</answer>
      <answer>Joseph Haydn</answer>
      <correct>Johann Sebastian Bach</correct>
    </item>
    <item>
      <prompt>Acrophobia is more commonly known as the fear of what?</prompt>
      <answer>Spiders</answer>
      <answer>Dead Things</answer>
      <answer>Heights</answer>
      <answer>Snakes</answer>
      <correct>Heights</correct>
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      <prompt>Myanmar was known as what until 1989?</prompt>
      <answer>Siam</answer>
      <answer>Sri Lanka</answer>
      <answer>Yangon</answer>
      <answer>Burma</answer>
      <correct>Burma</correct>
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      <prompt>Which artist painted The Scream, a painting that has been notoriously sought after by art thieves?</prompt>
      <answer>Rembrandt</answer>
      <answer>Edvard Munch</answer>
      <answer>Pablo Picasso</answer>
      <answer>Claude Monet</answer>
      <correct>Edvard Munch</correct>
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      <prompt>Which actor "could have been a contender" in the film On the Waterfront?</prompt>
      <answer>Marlon Brando</answer>
      <answer>Burt Lancaster</answer>
      <answer>Humphrey Bogart</answer>
      <answer>Spencer Tracy</answer>
      <correct>Marlon Brando</correct>
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      <prompt>Which President is known for his "Fireside Chat" radio broadcasts?</prompt>
      <answer>Richard Nixon</answer>
      <answer>Herbert Hoover</answer>
      <answer>Calvin Coolidge</answer>
      <answer>Franklin D. Roosevelt</answer>
      <correct>Franklin D. Roosevelt</correct>
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    <item>
      <prompt>Naga, rocoto, and aji are all types of what fruit?</prompt>
      <answer>Chile</answer>
      <answer>Peach</answer>
      <answer>Apricot</answer>
      <answer>Pawpaw</answer>
      <correct>Chile</correct>
    </item>
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      <prompt>Maguro, hamachi, and toro are all sushi terms relating to what fish?</prompt>
      <answer>Salmon</answer>
      <answer>Ono</answer>
      <answer>Tuna</answer>
      <answer>Halibut</answer>
      <correct>Tuna</correct>
    </item>
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      <prompt>Guiteau and Czolgosz are two of the only four men to have successfully done what?</prompt>
      <answer>Won 3 Olympic Gold Medals</answer>
      <answer>Assasinated a U.S. President</answer>
      <answer>Circumnavigated the Globe by Sea</answer>
      <answer>Lived Over 105 Years</answer>
      <correct>Assasinated a U.S. President</correct>
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      <prompt>Jerry Yang and David Filo founded what web company?</prompt>
      <answer>Google</answer>
      <answer>Yahoo!</answer>
      <answer>Wikipedia</answer>
      <answer>Flickr</answer>
      <correct>Yahoo!</correct>
    </item>
    <item>
      <prompt>Who wrote the Three Theban Plays?</prompt>
      <answer>Sophocles</answer>
      <answer>Homer</answer>
      <answer>Aristotle</answer>
      <answer>Shakespeare</answer>
      <correct>Sophocles</correct>
    </item>
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      <prompt>Following John Hancock, who was the 4th governor of Massachusetts in the 1790's?</prompt>
      <answer>Thomas Jefferson</answer>
      <answer>Samuel Adams</answer>
      <answer>Benjamin Franklin</answer>
      <answer>James Madison</answer>
      <correct>Samuel Adams</correct>
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    <item>
      <prompt>Which Beatle was the original narrator for Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends?</prompt>
      <answer>Paul McCartney</answer>
      <answer>John Lennon</answer>
      <answer>George Harrison</answer>
      <answer>Ringo Starr</answer>
      <correct>Ringo Starr</correct>
    </item>
    <item>
      <prompt>The Roxy brand of surfing clothing is owned by what larger surfwear manufacturer?</prompt>
      <answer>Quiksilver</answer>
      <answer>Billabong</answer>
      <answer>Rip Curl</answer>
      <answer>O'Neill</answer>
      <correct>Quiksilver</correct>
    </item>
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      <prompt>The Boeing Company was formed when Boeing merged with what company in 1997?</prompt>
      <answer>Lockheed Martin</answer>
      <answer>Airbus</answer>
      <answer>McDonnell Douglas</answer>
      <answer>Northrop Grumman</answer>
      <correct>McDonnell Douglas</correct>
    </item>
    <item>
      <prompt>Who directed the Godfather trilogy?</prompt>
      <answer>Martin Scorsese</answer>
      <answer>Francis Ford Coppola</answer>
      <answer>Steven Spielberg</answer>
      <answer>Robert Altman</answer>
      <correct>Francis Ford Coppola</correct>
    </item>
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      <prompt>The web service Flickr primarily allows its users to do what?</prompt>
      <answer>Share Photos</answer>
      <answer>Stream Videos</answer>
      <answer>DJ Music</answer>
      <answer>Read eBooks</answer>
      <correct>Share Photos</correct>
    </item>
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      <prompt>Charlotte Amalie is the capital of what island group?</prompt>
      <answer>Saint Kitts and Nevis</answer>
      <answer>Antigua and Barbuda</answer>
      <answer>Bahamas</answer>
      <answer>U.S. Virgin Islands</answer>
      <correct>U.S. Virgin Islands</correct>
    </item>
    <item>
      <prompt>Which of the following is not an official Groundhog Day meteorologist?</prompt>
      <answer>Staten Island Chuck</answer>
      <answer>Punxsutawney Phil</answer>
      <answer>Mackinaw Mickey</answer>
      <answer>Wiarton Willie</answer>
      <correct>Mackinaw Mickey</correct>
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