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1. IN WHICH COUNTRY IS THE K2 MOUNTAIN?

2. WHAT IS THE WORLDS HARDEST NATURAL SUBSTANCE?

3. WHAT IS THE COLOUR OF A POLAR BEARS SKIN?

4. WHAT IS THE LONGEST RIVER IN EUROPE?

5. WHICH FILM STUDIOS WERE ORIGINALLY OPENED IN 1912?

6. WHAT IS THE SMALLEST U.S. STATE?

7. WHO DESIGNED ST PAULS CATHEDRAL?

8. WHICH 2 SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIES PROVIDE THE MOST COFFEE?

9. WHAT IS THE LARGEST OF THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS?

10. WHAT IS AMERICAS 42nd PRESIDENT CALLED?

11. WHAT METAL WOULD YOU FIND IN FOOLS GOLD?

12. WHAT IS THE JAMAICAN CURRENCY?

13. WHAT WAS THE FIRST LIVING CREATURE IN SPACE?

14. WHAT DO YOU CALL THE SPIRITUAL LEADER OF TIBETAN BUDDHISTS?

15. IN WHAT YEAR DID CONCORDE COME INTO SERVICE?

16. WHAT NATIONALITY IS ACTOR ANTHONY QUINN?

17. STEVEN SPIELBERG WON BEST DIRECTOR OSCAR IN 1993 FOR WHICH FILM?

18. WHICH KING SEALED THE MAGNA CARTA BECAUSE HE COULDN'T WRITE?

19. WICH AUSTRALIAN CITY IS NAMED AFTER WILLIAM IV's QUEEN?

20. BRONZE IS MADE UP OF 3 METALS 92% COPPER, 2% ZINC AND 6% OF WHAT?

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1. Nepal
2. a diamond?
3. black?
5. MGM
6. Hawaii
8. Colombia and Brazil?
9. Hawaii (The Big Island)
11. Iron Pyrite (sp?)
16. Mexican
19. Victoria

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19. Adelaide

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Correct. :)

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5. Warner Bros.
6. Rhode Island
10. Slick Willie (AKA William Jefferson Clinton)
13. Laika (The Russian Samoyed dog)
14. The Dahli Lama
17. Schindler's List
18. King John
19. Queensland

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5. Incorrect :(
10 Correct :)
13. Correct :)
14 Correct :)
17 Correct :)
18 Correct :)
19 Incorrect :(

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#5 20th Century Fox
I believe #6 is correct too. You forgot it.
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#5 still Incorrect

#6 Correct, I forgot, but I gave you credit in the top post.

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#5 still Incorrect

#6 Correct, I forgot, but I gave you credit in the top post.
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7. Sir Christopher Wren.
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Correct  :)

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#5 Paramount

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Third times a charm :)

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Third times a charm :)
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4. Probably Der Blauen Donau (the "Blue" Danube) :)
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Incorrect :(

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Incorrect :(
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What can possibly be longer thant he Danube?

Okay, the Rhine? ???

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12.  "J"
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Incorrect, LOL :) ;) :D ;D :D ;) :) ;) :D ;D :D ;) :) ;D :D ;) :)

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What can possibly be longer thant he Danube?

Okay, the Rhine? ???
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Thats Incorrect as well :(

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Incorrect, LOL :) ;) :D ;D :D ;) :) ;) :D ;D :D ;) :) ;D :D ;) :)
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ok..explain...I spent time in Montego Bay..and it is called J money..so what are you asking then?

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ok..explain...I spent time in Montego Bay..and it is called J money..so what are you asking then?
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I just thought it was kind of funny, the Jamaican "J", It just sounds funny.  I need its official name.

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15....trick question..if you want the first flight it was in 9 April 1969..but the first prototype's first flight was on 2 March 69
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I'm after the year airlines started using it.

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Thats Incorrect as well :(
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I've run out of rivers and I'm going to bed now! :D

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15.   Jan. 1976
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Correct!!!!!!  :)

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4.  Volga River
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Correct!!!!!! :)

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20. BRONZE IS MADE UP OF 3 METALS 92% COPPER, 2% ZINC AND 6% OF WHAT?
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Nowadays more commonly Nickel, though "Bronze Age" bronze would probably have been Tin (if at all - IIRC old bronze was only Copper and Zinc, though we're talking metallurgy from fifteen years ago here)

Phil
PS Don't the Jamaicans use pounds?

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12.  "J" money...is the "dollar"..or in Jamaican  the "dolar"
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Correct!! :)

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Nowadays more commonly Nickel, though "Bronze Age" bronze would probably have been Tin (if at all - IIRC old bronze was only Copper and Zinc, though we're talking metallurgy from fifteen years ago here)

Phil
PS Don't the Jamaicans use pounds?
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Tin is the answer I was looking for, Correct