The world is home to more than 100 mountains that are more than 20,000 feet tall. What mountain is the tallest above sea level?
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Can you name the ancient Roman amphitheater that once held gladiator battles in front of thousands of spectators?
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What is the name of the plant structure that bears buds and young branches with leaves?
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What country is known for its maple taffy?
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Which two movies started from the same script?
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Based on the area, which lake is the largest in the world?
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Which is longer - 100 centimeters or 50 inches?
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In what year did the U.S. stock market crash that started the Great Depression happen?
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This country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean is the sixth-largest entirely island nation on earth. What is this country?
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True or false: Arachnids have six legs.
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What's the name of those cave rock formations that rise from the ground?
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Can you name this creature that reaches maturity and then dies one or two days later?
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Guess the movie: A mentally unstable Vietnam vet works at night in New York City, attempting to save a child prostitute in the process.
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Where is the headquarters for the United Nations located?
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Located in Central Africa, what massive country was formerly known as the Republic of Zaire?
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Which of these living animals is most closely related to the Tyrannosaurus rex?
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The United Arab Emirates has attracted many foreigners because it has no income taxes. Additionally, it has become known for its ambitious structures and buildings. What is the most populated city in the United Arab Emirates?
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"Hips Don't Lie," "Waka Waka," and "Try Everything" are all songs by which artist?
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Who are Porthos, Athos and Aramis?
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True or false: The painting "The Persistence of Memory" was a work of the artist Picasso.
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How many designated National Parks are in the United States?
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On April 17, 1961, around 1,400 Cuban exiles armed with American weapons came ashore on the south coast of Cuba at the Bay of what?
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