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literature
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What is Edmond Rostand's most famous play?
1Cyrano de Bergerac
2The Count of Monte Cristo

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Cyrano de Bergerac, Edmond Rostand's famous play inspired by Savinien de Cyrano, was first performed in Paris on December 28, 1897.
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Cyrano de Bergerac, Edmond Rostand's famous play inspired by Savinien de Cyrano, was first performed in Paris on December 28, 1897.
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history
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Which countries are part of the Triple Entente?
2France, United Kingdom and Russia
1Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy

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The Triple Entente consisted of France, the UK and Russia, allied before 1914 to counter the rise of the Triple Alliance powers.
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The Triple Entente consisted of France, the UK and Russia, allied before 1914 to counter the rise of the Triple Alliance powers.
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geography
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What is the capital of Afghanistan?
2Kabul
1Baghdad

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The capital of Afghanistan is Kabul. Located in the east of the country, it is the political, cultural and economic center of Afghanistan.
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The capital of Afghanistan is Kabul. Located in the east of the country, it is the political, cultural and economic center of Afghanistan.
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entertainment
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In the film Citizen Kane what role does Orson Welles play?
1Charles Foster Kane
2Jedediah Leland

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In Citizen Kane, Orson Welles plays Charles Foster Kane, a newspaper magnate inspired by real-life characters such as William Randolph Hearst.
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In Citizen Kane, Orson Welles plays Charles Foster Kane, a newspaper magnate inspired by real-life characters such as William Randolph Hearst.
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history
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Who won the Battle of Verdun in 1916?
1France
2Germany

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The Battle of Verdun in 1916 resulted in a strategic victory for France, after months of fierce fighting against the German army.
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The Battle of Verdun in 1916 resulted in a strategic victory for France, after months of fierce fighting against the German army.
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nature
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Is the North Pole colder than the South Pole?
2No
1Yes

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The North Pole is significantly warmer than the South Pole because it is located at sea level in the middle of an ocean that acts as a heat reservoir.
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The North Pole is significantly warmer than the South Pole because it is located at sea level in the middle of an ocean that acts as a heat reservoir.
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music
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In which Parisian concert hall did Jacques Brel record an album in 1964?
2Olympia
1Casino de Paris

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Olympia 1964 is an album by Jacques Brel released in 1964. It documents his appearance at the Olympia in October of that year. The original edition included only eight songs.
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Olympia 1964 is an album by Jacques Brel released in 1964. It documents his appearance at the Olympia in October of that year. The original edition included only eight songs.
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music
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What is Elvis Presley's first album?
2Elvis Presley
1A Date with Elvis

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Elvis Presley's first album, entitled Elvis Presley, was released in 1956. This album marked the start of his legendary musical career.
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Elvis Presley's first album, entitled Elvis Presley, was released in 1956. This album marked the start of his legendary musical career.
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music
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On which Lenny Kravitz's album does the song Always on the Run appear?
2Mama Said
1Are You Gonna Go My Way

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Always on the Run is the first single from Lenny Kravitz's album Mama Said.
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Always on the Run is the first single from Lenny Kravitz's album Mama Said.
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sciences
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Which aerostat was invented by the Montgolfier brothers in 1782?
2A hot-air balloon
1An Airship

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In 1782, the Montgolfier brothers, Joseph and Γtienne, invented the hot-air balloon, an aerostat that uses hot air to lift itself into the air.
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In 1782, the Montgolfier brothers, Joseph and Γtienne, invented the hot-air balloon, an aerostat that uses hot air to lift itself into the air.
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