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Question 1

Ancient world

This text helped the soul or Ka navigate a journey into a region called amenti

Answer 1

The book of thr dead
Egyptian
Afterlife

Question 2

Tiny plant liken creatures with leaves and flowers coming out of thr tops of their heads follow captwin olimar and other leaders in this Nintendo game series

Answer 2

Pikmin

Question 3

Venus flytrap and pitcher plant are two examples of these types of plants that eat bugs and other animals

Answer 3

Carnivorous
Eat and digest prey

Question 4

All saints day celebrates by Catholics and various Christian denominations on this date every year

Answer 4

Nov 1

Question 5

This bam bam singer performed I’ll be home for Christmas at the White House in 21 and released her own version of thr Christmas classic song a year later

Question 6

Memorial Day original name and first observed to commemorate the sacrifices of fallen soldiers who fought during this war

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Decoration day
First in 1860s

Question 7

is a member of the raccoon family and is also known as the Brazilian aardvark, or the snookum bear. is native to Central and South America, but can also be found in the southwest of the United States.

Answer 7

coati

Ring-tailed mammal

Question 8

an actress and comedian who is best known for her work on “Saturday Night Live” (SNL) maybe playing judge Judy Before she became a famous comedian, she worked as a cocktail waitress at the comedy club The Improv, where she was inspired to pursue a career in comedy.

Answer 8

Cheri Oteri

Question 9

This Grammy winning singer was the first Latina to win an Oscar doe best original song

Answer 9

Rita Moreno

Question 10

” is one of the common names of a venomous pit viper that is native to the southeastern US. The cottonmouth is a strong swimmer and is usually found in or near water. Another common name for the species is “water moccasin”

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Cottonmouth

Question 11

Sharing its name with an older model Toyota sedan this is the proper term for a male hawk

Answer 11

Tercel

Question 12

meaning “Day of the Dead”) is a holiday that originated in Mexico, and is now celebrated around the world. It is traditionally celebrated on November 1st and 2nd, and involves family and friends gathering to remember those who have died.

Answer 12

Día de Muertos

also “Dia de los Muertos

Despite the somber nature, the Day of the Dead usually has a joyful tone, as family remembers the happier events and anecdotes associated with the departed.

Question 13

At age 104 this Brazilian architect’s international cultural center opened in aviles Spain
Uh v Las

Answer 13

Oscar Niemeyer
Knee Meyer

Question 14

A short poem by humorist Ogden nash candy is dandy but liquor is quicker is titled this

Answer 14

Reflections on ice breaking

Question 15

This mineral is a source of a number of different semi-precious stones, depending on the nature of the impurities present. Pure this is colorless; blue this is called aquamarine, and green is emerald. Traces of iron cause the blue color, and traces of chromium give the green hue.

Answer 15

beryl

Question 16

This is the basis for the international date line
Also passes through these 2 countries

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The 180th Meriden passes through
Russia and Fiji

Question 17

Google is a play on thr mathematical expression for this number

Answer 17

1 followed by 100 0s

Question 18

This territory was split into two states in 1889 largely due to lobbying by the Republican Party, which enjoyed a lot of support in the area . The admission of two states added to the political power of the party in the US Senate, by adding four safe Republican seats.

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Dakota Territory

The Dakota Territory was formed in 1861 and ceased to exist with the admission to the Union of the states of North Dakota and South Dakota

Question 19

These dishes, which are prepared from various peas or beans (often lentils) that have been stripped of their outer skins and split. is an important part of Indian cuisines. I suppose in Indian terms, split pea soup (another of my favorites) would be called one

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dal

Question 20

The Greatest: My Own Story” is a 1975 memoir penned by him in collaboration with Richard Durham.The book’s editor was the Nobel Prize-winning author Toni Morrison

Answer 20

Muhammad Ali

Question 21

Family Guy” mom :

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LOIS
“Family Guy” is a very successful animated television show. It was created by Seth MacFarlane, the same guy who came up with “American Dad!”. My kids love them both. Me? I can’t stand ‘em …

Question 22

is an actress from Queens, New York. Her big break came when she was chosen to play the Ling Woo character in “Ally McBeal”. I liked her in the 2000 film “Charlie’s Angels” but as I am no fan of Quentin Tarantino, I did not enjoy the movie “Kill Bill”. I do enjoy one of her more recent projects in which she plays

Joan Watson

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Lucy Liu

Joan Watson, one of the two lead characters in the TV crime drama “Elementary”.

Question 23

American television show that it is an adaptation of the classic tales by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle that are set in the present day. “” is similar in look and feel to this excellent BBC series “”, which stars Benedict Cumberbatch as a modern-day Holmes. S.

Answer 23

Elementary

Sherlock

We can pick up “Sherlock” in some parts of the country as part of “Masterpiece Mystery” on PB

Question 24

This Actress grew up playing Darlene on the sitcom “Roseanne” from 1988 to 1997. Today she appears fairly often on another hit sitcom, namely “The Big Bang Theory”. You can also see her on the daytime talk show called “The Talk”, a show that she herself created. And, she made a comeback as Darlene in 2018 in the “Roseanne” reboot(s).

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Sara Gilbert

Question 25

Names in history
Thr scientific name of Jamaica’s ackee fruit honors this captain who brought it to england in 1792

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Captain Bligh
In addition to trying to bring back bread fruit from the South Pacific

Question 26

was a Greek philosopher and mathematician. He was a student of the equally famous and respected Socrates, and He in turn was the teacher and mentor of the celebrated

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Plato

Mentor of Aristotle

Question 27

These are two types of electric current. One that is distributed throughout our homes
However, all of our electronic devices need this current

Answer 27

There are two types of electric current. The 120V supply that is distributed throughout our homes provides us with alternating current (AC). The AC current moves back and forth every 1/60 second, in two different directions. AC is great for transmission around the country, and that’s the main reason that AC is piped into our homes. However, all of our electronic devices need direct current (DC), current that flows in one direction. That’s why those devices have adapters at the end of a power cable. The 120V AC supply is converted by the adapter into the DC supply used by the device.

Question 28

The term “mentor” comes from this in which there is a character named Mentor.

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Homer’s “Odyssey”

Question 29

Wildcat native to the Americas :

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OCELOT
The ocelot is a wild cat found mainly in South and Central America, although there have been sightings as far north as Arkansas. An ocelot doesn’t look too different from a domestic cat, and some have been kept as pets. Perhaps most famously, Salvador Dali had one that he carried around everywhere with him

Question 30

is a dish served in Chinese restaurants. It is basically an omelet, and probably takes its name from a flower called the Fu Yung.

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Egg foo yung

Question 31

Heart chart, briefly :

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EKG
An EKG measures the electrical activity in the heart. Back in my homeland of Ireland, an EKG is known as an ECG (for electrocardiogram). We use the German name in the US, Elektrokardiogramm, giving us EKG. Apparently the abbreviation EKG is preferred, as ECG might be confused (if poorly handwritten, I guess) with EEG, the abbreviation for an electroencephalogram.

Question 32

”he was inspired to write this novel by his exposure to the rivalry between Britain’s two major chocolatiers: Cadbury and Rowntree’s.

Answer 32

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

is a 1964 novel for children penned by British author Roald Dahl. The two main character’s in the story are young schoolboy Charlie Bucket, and chocolate manufacturer Willy Wonka. Dahl

Question 33

Primary muscle responsible for breathing

Answer 33

Diaphragm