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Art

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  1. Which 1995 film was the first feature-length movie animated entirely by computer? See the answer
  2. Which painting by Edward Hopper illustrates urban loneliness? See the answer
  3. Who painted “The Starry Night”? See the answer
  4. What is the significance of the “color wheel” in design and art? See the answer
  5. Which abstract painter is famous for their innovative use of color to express emotions, with works like “Yellow-Red-Blue”? See the answer
  6. In the context of color theory, what is the “complementary color” of a given color? See the answer
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Geography

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  1. Which communities of self-liberated Africans helped launch the Haitian Revolution? See the answer
  2. What is the capital of New Zealand? See the answer
  3. Which Caribbean island is the only natural home of the Black-billed Parrot? See the answer
  4. What is the capital of Iceland, known for its stunning nature and rich culture? See the answer
  5. Where in Brazil do the Yanomami people, whose way of life is closely linked to the rainforest, live? See the answer
  6. The Sami, an indigenous people, primarily inhabit which region of the world? See the answer
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History

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  1. Which explorer launched the first circumnavigation expedition, completed by Juan Sebastián Elcano? See the answer
  2. Which Roman emperor promoted Christianity after the toleration agreement of 313? See the answer
  3. What was the main purpose of Christopher Columbus’s voyages? See the answer
  4. Which instrument, invented earlier but refined and widely used in the 18th century, made it possible to observe the microscopic world? See the answer
  5. Which treatise by John Locke laid the theoretical foundations for political liberalism and the concept of natural human rights? See the answer
  6. Which work by Denis Diderot and Jean le Rond d’Alembert is considered a compendium of all knowledge from the Age of Enlightenment? See the answer
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Literature

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  1. Which of these authors, known for “One Hundred Years of Solitude,” won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1982? See the answer
  2. Which author, famous for stories like “Dora Bruder,” received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2014? See the answer
  3. Which of these authors, known for “My Name is Red,” won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2006? See the answer
  4. Which poet, a precursor to symbolism, is known for his collection “Poems Under Saturn”? See the answer
  5. Which French poetess, a major figure of Romanticism, is famous for her passionate and melancholic love poems? See the answer
  6. Which poet is known for his “The Songs of Maldoror” a dark and revolutionary work that influenced the Surrealist movement? See the answer
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Music

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  1. Which festival began as a music festival in 1987 before later adding Film and Interactive? See the answer
  2. Which Malian festival became famous for open-air concerts in the Sahara near Timbuktu? See the answer
  3. Which jazz club opened in Greenwich Village, New York, in 1981? See the answer
  4. Which 1967 Beatles album features A Day in the Life and a fictional-band concept? See the answer
  5. Which American city is often considered the birthplace of hip-hop? See the answer
  6. Which Beatles album features Norwegian Wood, where George Harrison plays sitar? See the answer
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Nature

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  1. What astronomical phenomenon is characterized by the fall of meteoric debris burning up in the Earth’s atmosphere? See the answer
  2. What is the name of the supermassive black hole located at the center of the Milky Way? See the answer
  3. What celestial phenomenon occurs when the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, blocking sunlight? See the answer
  4. Which spice is the most expensive in the world, often called “red gold”? See the answer
  5. Which fruit has a shell so hard that it is sometimes opened with a machete? See the answer
  6. Which young fruit is often used as a vegetable substitute for meat thanks to its fibrous texture? See the answer
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Science

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  1. Which astronomer improved the telescope in 1609 before using it to observe the sky? See the answer
  2. What is commonly called a “shooting star” in the night sky? See the answer
  3. What is the name of the largest planet in our solar system? See the answer
  4. Why is Mars nicknamed the “Red Planet”? See the answer
  5. Which gas, contributing to the greenhouse effect, is primarily produced by the combustion of fossil fuels? See the answer
  6. Which heat treatment is used to preserve food by preventing the growth of microorganisms? See the answer
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Sport

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  1. Which athlete holds the men's world javelin throw record? See the answer
  2. Which long-distance rally raid is currently held largely in Saudi Arabia? See the answer
  3. Who is nicknamed “Money” for his ability to generate enormous revenues in the boxing world? See the answer
  4. Which Formula 1 circuit is nicknamed “The Temple of Speed”? See the answer
  5. Which driver holds the record for the most Formula 1 Grand Prix wins? See the answer
  6. Who won the World Rally Championship (WRC) for the first time in 1990? See the answer
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