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geography
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What is the longest river in the world?
2Nile
1Amazon

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The length of the Nile is estimated at between 6,650 and 6,895 km, while that of the Amazon varies from 6,400 to 7,062 km, depending on measurement methods.
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The length of the Nile is estimated at between 6,650 and 6,895 km, while that of the Amazon varies from 6,400 to 7,062 km, depending on measurement methods.
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geography
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What is the capital of Uruguay?
2Montevideo
1Asuncion

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Montevideo is the capital of Uruguay, located on the country's southern coast along the Rio de la Plata. It is the country's largest city and its main port.
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Montevideo is the capital of Uruguay, located on the country's southern coast along the Rio de la Plata. It is the country's largest city and its main port.
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music
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What musical effect was created by producer Phil Spector?
2Wall of sound
1Stereophonic recording

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Phil Spector created the musical effect of the wall of sound, in which several instruments are superimposed to create a rich, dense sound texture.
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Phil Spector created the musical effect of the wall of sound, in which several instruments are superimposed to create a rich, dense sound texture.
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music
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What musical instrument does Fats Domino play?
1Piano
2Trumpet

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Fats Domino, a rock 'n' roll and rhythm & blues legend, mainly played the piano, accompanying it with his warm, catchy voice.
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Fats Domino, a rock 'n' roll and rhythm & blues legend, mainly played the piano, accompanying it with his warm, catchy voice.
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history
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What is the name given to the revolutions known in Europe in 1848?
1The Springtime of the Peoples
2The Uprising

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Springtime of the Peoples or Spring of Nations is a set of revolutions that Europe experienced in 1848. Although repressed, these crises were often decisive for the development of the countries concerned, particularly in Germany which, despite the failure of the Treaty of Frankfurt, set out on the road to unification in 1871.
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Springtime of the Peoples or Spring of Nations is a set of revolutions that Europe experienced in 1848. Although repressed, these crises were often decisive for the development of the countries concerned, particularly in Germany which, despite the failure of the Treaty of Frankfurt, set out on the road to unification in 1871.
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arts
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In which gallery was Andy Warhol's first exhibition held?
2Hugo Gallery
1LΓ©o Castelli

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In 1952, his first exhibition was held at the Hugo Gallery (New York).
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In 1952, his first exhibition was held at the Hugo Gallery (New York).
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history
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What was the name of LΓ©on Blum's political party in 1936?
2SFIO
1PCF

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In 1936, LΓ©on Blum was a member of the SFIO (French Section of the Workers' International) and led the Popular Front government.
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In 1936, LΓ©on Blum was a member of the SFIO (French Section of the Workers' International) and led the Popular Front government.
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history
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When was the law concerning the separation of church and state passed?
21905
11901

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The law concerning the separation of Church and State is a law adopted on 9 December 1905 on the initiative of the Republican-Socialist deputy Aristide Briand, who was in favour of secularism without excess.
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The law concerning the separation of Church and State is a law adopted on 9 December 1905 on the initiative of the Republican-Socialist deputy Aristide Briand, who was in favour of secularism without excess.
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music
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What is the city of origin of the members of the band The Who?
2London
1Liverpool

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British band The Who hail from the London neighborhood of Shepherd's Bush, where they made their debut in the 1960s.
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British band The Who hail from the London neighborhood of Shepherd's Bush, where they made their debut in the 1960s.
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nature
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Are clematis climbing plants?
1Yes
2No

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Yes, clematis are climbing plants. They use their flexible stems and tendrils to cling to supports and climb.
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Yes, clematis are climbing plants. They use their flexible stems and tendrils to cling to supports and climb.
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