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Jeopardy Provide an question that will match the following answers. A part of picture will be revealed and you will have a chance to guess at what is being shown.

Harold Godwin Edgar Aetheling William of Normandy Edward the Confessor WitanGodwin Harald Hardrada Stamford Bridge Halley’s Comet

Harold Godwin Edgar Aetheling William of Normandy WitanGodwin Harald Hardrada Stamford Bridge Edward the Confessor

Harold Godwin Edgar Aetheling William of Normandy Witan Harald Hardrada Stamford Bridge Godwin

Edgar Aetheling William of Normandy Witan Harald Hardrada Stamford Bridge Harold Godwin

Edgar Aetheling Witan Harald Hardrada Stamford Bridge William of Normandy

Witan Harald Hardrada Stamford Bridge Edgar Aetheling

Witan Stamford Bridge Harald Hardrada

Witan Stamford Bridge

Witan

I am King Harold

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