Everything Now Bc Im Lazy Flashcards

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What language was used to write the Spiritual Couplets

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Persian

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2
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What term is used to represent the absence of a value

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Null

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3
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What debt instruments are contrasted with stocks

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Bonds

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4
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Who founded the 19th century Zulu kingdom

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Shaka

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What man won a battle over King Zaire in the valley of the White Mfolzi River

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Shaka

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6
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Who wrote The Quiet American

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Henry Greene

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7
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Who wrote Our Men in Havana

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Henry Greene

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What author wrote a novel where the CIA agent Aidan Pyle is killed after he aids a Vietnamese general

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Henry Grenee

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9
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What is the speed of reaction progress

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Reaction Rates

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10
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What country’s southern border runs through the Tibesti Mountains

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Libya

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11
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What city did Ludovici Sforza commission Leonardo’s mural The Last Supper

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Milan

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What city’s residents drive out Joseph Radetzy in an event called the ‘five days of’ this city

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Milan

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13
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What force per unit area’s application to a continuous model results in strain

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Stress

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14
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In what play does a man claim that he went to prep school ‘during the Punic Wars’

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Who’s afraid of Virginia Woolf

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15
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In what play does a man tell an anecdote about a boy who committed matricide with a shotgun

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Who’s afraid of Virginia woolf

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16
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What play opens ‘after two o clock in the morning’ when the main characters arrive for nightcaps at the home of George and Martha

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Who’s afraid of Virginia Woolf

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17
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What first name is derived from the Latin word for Great

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Magnus

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18
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What Jewish philosopher wrote the Ethics

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Baruch Spinoza

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What philosopher equated being influence by ‘passive affects’ to a form of ‘human bondage’ in a book written in geometric order

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Baruch Spinoza

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20
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What philosopher distinguished between inadequate knowledge and intuitive knowledge

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Baruch Spinoza

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21
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What kind of celestial body did Voyager 2 discover which was eventually named Puck

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Moons of Uranus

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22
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What events began after Joe Dacy Coleman’s jaw was broken

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Zoot Suit Riots

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23
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What event did Earl Warren create the McGuken Committee to investigate which was headed by a local bishop

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Zoot Suit Riots

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24
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What Ruth Benedict work analyzes Japanese culture

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The Chrysanthemum and the Sword

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25
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What event was celebrated during the imperial period with an annual festival in which Shepards jumped through bonfires called Parilla

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Founding of Rome

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26
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What process is the first step of respiration and breaks down glucose

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Glycolysis

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27
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What compound do muscle cells convert pyruvate into during anaerobic respiration

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Lactic Acid

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28
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What materials have conductivity between that of insulators and conductors

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Semiconductors

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29
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What 1985 Japanese comedy was advertised as a ‘Ramen Western’

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Tampopo

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30
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What event is the Cricket on the Hearth set during

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Christmas

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31
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In what battle did a sniper kill Simon Fraser at Bemis Heights

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Battle of Saratoga

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What group of senior military officers were critical of George Washington and lobbied for their namesake to be promoted to general

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Conway Cabal

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33
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What yellow animal is owned by Matt Bonner in one story

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Mule

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34
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In what novel is the protagonist forced to shoot her rabies infected husband

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Their eyes were watching God

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35
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What president toured Alaska during the ‘Voyage of Understanding’

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Warren G Harding

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36
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What presidents inner circle frequently met at The Little Green House on K Street

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Warren G Harding

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37
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What president had an inner circle known as the Ohio Gang

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Warren G Harding

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38
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What man is said to exemplify the banality of evil but claimed to just be following orders

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Adolf Eichmann

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39
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What people’s namesake empire centered on Kumasi and was founded by Osei Tutu

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Ashanti

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40
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What African kingdom lost the Golden Stool War

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Ashanti kingdom

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41
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Who founded the Boy Scouts

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Robert Baden-Powell

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42
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What molecule coordinates to hemoglobin 200 times stronger than oxygen due to a greater binding affinity

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Carbon monoxide

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43
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What molecules disproportionantion is more strongly favored at low temperatures in the Boudouard equation

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Carbon Monoxide

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44
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What quality names a phot where a woman sits while holding her knee and tucking her head was subtitled Charis Santa Monica

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Nudity

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45
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What compounds are linked through peptide bonds in order to form proteins

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Amino acids

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46
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What action can be undone through Ruju

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Divorce

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47
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What action can be performed in Sunni islam by saying the word talaq three times

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Divorce

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48
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What phase of the cell cycle follows mitosis and results in the formation of two separate daughter cells

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Cytokinesis

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49
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What formula describes the relationship between angles of incident light and refracted light

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Snells law

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50
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Wheat equation describes the quantum state of a system of one or more particles

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Wave functions

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51
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What eponymous equation describes how a systems wave function evolves over time

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Schrödinger equation

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52
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What systems potential energy is a constant

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Free particle

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53
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What scientist discovered sex-linked characteristics while studying the eye color of a model organism

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Thomas Hunt Morgan

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54
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In what process does the SICER enzyme facilitate the activation of RISC

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RNA interference

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55
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What wife of Elkanah prayed to the Lord for a son and vowed to dedicate him to priesthood

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Hannah

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56
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What man does Hannah give birth to

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Samuel

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57
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What process in solids is caused by the transfer of kinetic energy from vibrating atoms

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Conduction

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58
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What characters ‘great advantage’ is that she does not ‘drink among hard-drinking people’

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Daisy Buchanna

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59
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What painters only signed canvas includes a Greek inscription above twelve angels who dance above a stable

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Botticelli

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60
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What distance is denoted with a lowercase f

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Focal length

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61
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What author wrote of the butler Stevens in The Remains of the Day

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Kazuo Ishiguro

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62
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What is the second most populous city in Cuba

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Santiago de Cuba

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63
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What quantity names a type of transfer bands that cause the color of Prussian Blue

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Charge

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64
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What European country exterminated the Nama and Herero in ‘south west Africa’ which is now Namibia

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Germany

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65
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In What location is a celebration held that is named for the ten sins it is said to rid pilgrims of

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Ganges River

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66
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What artist painted the birth of Christ in The Mystical Nativity

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Botticelli

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67
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In what battle was a general nearly killed the night before when a black wagon driver named Ben led assassins to his tent

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Tippiecanoe

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68
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What planet’s gravity creates Kirkwood gaps in the asteroid belt

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Jupiter

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69
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What author created a character who is assaulted by Wick Cutter before she marries Anton Cuzak

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Will Cather

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70
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What movement was Duchamp a part of

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Dadaism

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71
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What man resigned as Benjamin Harrison’s Consul General to Haiti in protest of imperialism

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Frederick Douglass

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72
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What work of Protestant theology was first published in 1536 in an attempt to dissuade Francis I from conflating Huguenots with Anabaptists

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Institution de la Religion Chretienne

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73
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Who wrote Institution de la Religion Chreitienne

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John Calvin

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74
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Who was the father of Solomon

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David

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75
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Who was British prime minister during the American revolution

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Lord North

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76
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In what short story does the title figure who is a representation of the plague appear at Prince Prospero’s Ball

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The Masque of the Read Death (Poe)

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77
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What particles produce gamma rays that are detected in a namesake form of emission tomography

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Positrons

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78
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What is the antiparticle of the electron

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Positrons

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79
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What process occurs when any particle-antiparticle pair collide

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Annihilation

80
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What diagram are annihilating electrons and positrons depicted as solid lines with arrowheads

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Feynman diagrams

81
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What astronomical phenomena were often treated as portents of major events

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Comets

82
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What Albrecht Durer engraving does a female angel ponder while surrounded by scientific instruments

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Melancholia I

83
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What battle were the Nazis repulsed by the Soviet 62nd Army in a city on the Volga

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Battle of Stalingrad

84
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What artist depicted four horse mounted cowboys with raised pistols in his sculpture Comjng Through The Rye

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Frederic Rimington

85
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What thinker considered a basket of possibly rotten apples to explain why he rejected all of his beliefs

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Descartes

86
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Who wrote Principia Mathematica

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Bertrand Ruseell

87
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What man did God plan to kill until his wife Zippotah cut off his son’s foreskin

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Moses

88
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What writer noted that ‘tyranny,like hell, is not easily conquered’

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Thomas Paine

89
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What man threw a piece of wood into an oasis at Marah and struck a rock to create a spring at Rephidin

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Moses

90
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What Bahai holiday does the nineteen day fast end on

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Nowruz(new year)

91
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What movement did Delacroix and David use

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Neoclassicism

92
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What artist used the fugitive pigment lithos red for a series on display in the Tate Modern

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Mark Rothko

93
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What artists visit to a library inspired a set of paintings designed to make the viewer feel trapped in a room

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Mark Rothko

94
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What work by Laozi was the foundation for Taoism

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Tao Te Ching

95
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What composer was sued for sending an offensive postcard to a critic

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Erik Satie

96
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What country is home to an art museum who’s entrance is lined with palm trees and contains a stainless steel oculus dome

A

Qatar

97
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What type of piece did Alexander Scriabin write for only the left hand after an injury

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Nocturnes

98
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What composition borrows heavily from the song ‘Scarlet Tanager’

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New world symphony

99
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What holiday’s observers in Afghanistan take an onion and whip the person next to them

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Passover

100
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What artists mimicked the style of Paul Klee in his Self-Portrait with Skeleton Arm

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Edvard Munch

101
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What person did Fernando Botero depict holding a magnifying glass and sitting at a table with a silver bell

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Pope

102
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What place did Bob Dylan take a piece of art from and use as a dart board

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The factory

103
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What country was home to a composer who instructed for a butterfly to be released in the fifth piece of a 1960 musical collection

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USA

104
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What symphony uses 2 harps to open the second movement waltz and depict the title event

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Symphonie fantastique

105
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In what work does a ‘ranz des vaches’ depict a conversation between two Shepard which is played by and English Horn and offstage Oboe

A

Symphonie Fantastique

106
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What symphony opens with a flute and a clarinet playing slow and repeated triplet Gs

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Symphonie Fantastique

107
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What composition was inspired by the composers rejection by Irish actress Harriet Smithson

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Symphonie Fantastique

108
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What composer used a fugue to represent his vision of hell

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Hector Berlioz

109
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What composer created a variation titled CAE

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Edward Elgar

110
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What composer gave his friends initials to title his Enigma Variations

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Edward Elgar

111
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What composer featured viola student Isabel Fitton in a variation which the viola crosses directly from the fourth to the second string

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Elgar (Enigma variations)

112
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What composer portrayed his editor Augustus Jaeger as the title hunter in the nimrod movement of the Enigma Variations

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Elgar

113
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What sonata inspired the nimrod movement of the Enigma Variations

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Pathetique Sonata (Beethoven)

114
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What composer subtitled his 13th piece Romanza which was thought to be for Helen Weaver

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Edward Elgar

115
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What queen of the Iceni led an army that sacked the city of Camulodunum

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Boudica

116
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What jazz musician was taught to play jazz organ by Fats Waller

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Count Basie

117
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What was the effort called to grow food in So key Kazakhstan on previously undeveloped land

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Virgin Lands Campaign

118
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In what address to the Congress of the Communist Party did Khrushchev denounce Stalin

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The secret speech

119
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What type of particle usually contains three quarks and has an isospin of 3/2

A

Baryon

120
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What substance is the most common form of baryonic matter in the universe

A

Plasma

121
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What conservatory will students dual-enroll in along with Columbia University

A

Julliard School

122
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What captain was deposed on the HMS bounty and during the Rum Rebellion

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William Bligh

123
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What grand prince of Kiev was nicknamed ‘the wise’

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Yaroslav

124
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What politician assembled a rainbow coalition to challenge for the democratic nomination

A

Jesse Jackson

125
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What quality does a Turing Test test

A

Artificial Intelligence

126
Q

What city is Il paradiso in

A

Venice

127
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What artist painted The Miracle of the Slave and Il Paradiso

A

Tintoretto

128
Q

How many electrons are Transition Metals most stable at

A

18 electrobs

129
Q

What species can be produced by the breakdown of CFCs and are unstable

A

Free radical

130
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What photographer pictured a boy in a straw hat holding a grenade

A

Diane Arbus

131
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What monarch had her marriage to Louis VII annulled and married Henry II

A

Eleanor of Aquitaine

132
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What biologist proposed Selfish Herd Theory

A

WD Hamilton

133
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What behavior is displayed in Kin selection directed towards family

A

Altruism

134
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What founding father wrote the Olive Branch Petition

A

John Dickinson

135
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What process is a method of ice crystal growth to form precipitation and can occur through a fast diabetic updraft condition for ice

A

Cold rain process

136
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What book by Eduardo Galeano recounts five centuries of the pillage of a continent

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Open Veins of Latin America

137
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What people settled through out the lower savannahs and eventually split into tribes including the Zulu and Sukuma

A

Bantu people

138
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What large stone palace was constructed without mortar by the Katanga

A

Great Zimbabwee

139
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What Novemeber 1938 program did the Nazis destroy synagogues and Jewish businesses

A

Kristallnacht

140
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What king of Denmark during WW2 rode his horse through Copenhagen every day

A

Christian X

141
Q

What process occurs in the core of stars combines atomic nuclei to release energy

A

Fusion

142
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What element do stars release after performing fusion

A

Helium

143
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What psychologist coined the phrase Identity crisis and laid out eight stages of psychological development

A

Erik Erickson

144
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What German mathematician names the normal distribution or bell curve

A

Carl Gauss

145
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What shape names the analogue of spin in massless particles in particle physics

A

Helix

146
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What ruler created a secret service know as oprichniki

A

Ivan the terrible

147
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What element is excreted as sweat

A

Sodium

148
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What element’s 48 isotope is formed during type 1a supernovae in the r-process

A

Calcium

149
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What scientists findings were used by Archibald Garrod to study alkaptonuria

A

Mendel

150
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What artist made a painting where a nun plays a lute while a man attempts to cut meat from a roasted bird

A

Aken

151
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What intermediate species form at the point of a reactions highest energy

A

Transition states

152
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What composer created Dido and Aeneas

A

Henry Purcell

153
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What phenomenon causing red shift was observed by the Pound-Rebka experiment

A

Gravity

154
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In what play does a fight break out after one character accuses a red haired singer who owns a brothel

A

Hedda Gabler

155
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What entities may cluster together to form metabolon complexes in order to facilitate channeling

A

Enzymes

156
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What diagram can be used to find the eugenic point

A

Phase diagarams

157
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What English author wrote the short story rain and Of Human Bondage

A

William Maugham

158
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What technique separates molecules like DNA by applying an electric field to a gel

A

Gel electrophoresis

159
Q

What poet created the collection The Book of Hours

A

Rilke

160
Q

What leader waged a campaign from the Sierra maestro mountains

A

Fidel Castro

161
Q

What state was ruled under the bayonet constitution

A

Hawaii

162
Q

What tissue uses transpirational pull to move water and minerals upwards from the roots

A

Xylem

163
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What elements chloride is used to couple ketone or aldehyde groups to form an alkene in the McMurtry reaction

A

Titanium

164
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What ruler condemned the Three Chapters at his Second council of Constantinople

A

Justinian the great

165
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What character visits the funeral of a blind poet known as the shaper

A

Grendel

166
Q

What planet’s equator do two specific spots do the sun appears to reverse direction twice a day

A

Mercury

167
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What phenomenon is characterized by the product of a parameter F and the maximal angle squared being much less than four

A

Diffraction

168
Q

Who painted Stag at Sharkeys

A

George Bellows

169
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What conductor commissioned Igor Stravinsky to compose the symphony of Psalms

A

Serge Koussevitzky

170
Q

What animals sings ‘memory’ in an Andrew Lloyd Webber musical

A

Cats

171
Q

Who wrote the Phenomenology of Spirit

A

George Hegel

172
Q

Look up die fliedermaus or something

A
173
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What piece opens with a solo flute playing a chromatic descent from C-sharp to G

A

Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun

174
Q

What piano suite by Debussy includes Clair De Lune

A

Suite Bergamasque

175
Q

What Hindu god used a column of foam to slay the dragon Vritra

A

Indra

176
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What Supreme Court case granted first amendment rights to corporations and unions

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Citizens United

177
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What chief justice oversaw citizens united

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John Roberts

178
Q

What Supreme Court case dealt with a banner saying bong hits 4 Jesus

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Morse v Frederick

179
Q

What is the oldest national park in Canada

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Banff National park

180
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Who wrote Agnes Grey and used the pen name Acton Bell

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Anne Bronte

181
Q

What magazines mascot is Eustace Tilly

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The New Yorker

182
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What sculptor created a bust of Cardinal Richelieu which was replaced by Jean Warin

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Bernini

183
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What artist portrayed a fleeing nymph in the process of becoming a tree in Apollo and Daphne

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Bernini

184
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What man created a sculpture of a Carmelite nun being pierced by an angels arrow

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Bernini

185
Q

What country’s government was rocked by a 1986 corruption scandal over bribes from the Swedish arms manufacturer Bofors

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India

186
Q

What thinker argued that each society had its own regime of truth

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Michel Foucault

187
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What thinker wrote a book that analyzes Jeremy Bentham’s Panopticon prison

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Michel Foucault

188
Q

What thinker wrote Discipline and Punish

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Michel Foucault

189
Q

What region of western China do Uyghurs live

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Xinjiang

190
Q

Who was the eldest son of William the conqueror

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Robert Curthose

191
Q

What general was the first emperor after Nero’s death

A

Galba

192
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What emperor was advised by a trio known as the Three Pedagogues

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Galba

193
Q

Who was the first prime minister of India and in power during the Sino-Indian War

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Nehru

194
Q

Estonian composer

A

Ari Part

195
Q

What Canadian pianist was known for his humming and foot tapping during the Goldberg Variations

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Glenn Gould