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"Which two nations signed the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty in 1987?
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"It is said that Archimedes began to formulate his theories on hydrostatics when the tyrant of Syracuse Hiero II asked him if his crown was pure gold. What did Archimedes say when he realised how he could find out?"
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Historical Quiz that Tests Your Knowledge
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"What former Buddhist country was ruled as feudal fiefdom by his monkly lamas, who taxed everything, including being born and leaving town, lived in elaborate castles, and brutally tortured opponents?
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"Who had the leading female role in "Top Gun"? "
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5 easy and 5 hard questions, what is the highest score people will get?
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"What kind of human cells did scientists successfully clone for the first time in 2013?
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"At a 1998 conference, what single currency did 12 European nations agree to adopt?"
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"Which word, meaning "the act of bringing goods into a country", is the opposite of export?
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"Chiang Kai-shek led which country?"
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"Which African country's highest elevation point, at 1,489 meters, is Tsodilo Hills?
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"Robert E. Peary and Matthew Henson are considered the first to reach what landmark in 1909?"
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History Trivia
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"What did the provisional Irish Republican Army announce in August of 1994?
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"Gideon Sundback patented what clothes fastener in 1914?"
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If you are born before 1960 you stand a chance in this quiz!
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"In what year did the United States become independent from Britain?
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"Despite being on the Gulf of Finland, what city was Russia's capital for more than 200 years?"
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"Which 2011 film directed by George Clooney is named for the day on which Julius Caesar was killed?
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"Bela Blasko renamed himself for the town in which he was born, which is now in Romania. Who was he?"
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"Which 'following' word did Frederico Fellini coin and use for the first time in his film La dolce vita?
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"Starring Jean Dujardin, what silent black and white film was actually released in 2011?"
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"I directed my father Walter to an Academy Award in "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre" and my daughter Anjelica to one in "Prizzi's Honor." Who am I?
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"The movie "Edward Scissorhands" was directed by whom?"
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"What studio is represented by a light-bearing woman known as the Proud Lady?
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"Why do they call Johnny "The Human Torch" in "Fantastic Four"?"
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"In a famous Western, Joey asks what character, played by Alan Ladd, to come back?
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"Directed by Edwin Porter, The Great Train Robbery was a 1903 landmark in American cinema. What kind of film was this?"