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2. The capital of the United States of America
$100 Question Topic 1
The capital of the United States of America

3. $100 Answer Topic 1
Washington D.C.

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5. The UK is situated on an…. Island Peninsula Continent Great Britain
$200 Question Topic 1
The UK is situated on an….
Island
Peninsula
Continent
Great Britain

6. $200 Answer Topic 1
A. Island

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8. How many states are there in the USA? 19 c) 50 23 d) 48
$300 Question Topic 1
How many states are there in the USA?
19 c) 50
23 d) 48

9. $300 Answer Topic 1
c) 50

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11. How many parts are there in London? 2 c) 3 5 d) 4
$400 Question Topic 1
How many parts are there in London?
2 c) 3
5 d) 4

12. East End, West End, the City and Westminster
$400 Answer Topic 1
d) 4
East End, West End, the City and Westminster

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14. How many people live in the USA?
$500 Question Topic 1
How many people live in the USA?
300 million c) 450 million
250 million d) 180 million

15. Answer 5 Topic 1
a) 300 million

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17. How many children does the Queen have?
$100 Question Topic 2
How many children does the Queen have?
two c) four
three d) five

18. $100 Answer Topic 2
c) four

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20. $200 Question Topic 2
A person who wants to become the President of the USA must be at least… years old
45 c) 24
18 d) 35

21. $200 Answer Topic 2
d) 35

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23. $300 Question Topic 2 Who rules the UK in fact ?
The Monarch c) the people
The Prime Minister d) the President

24. $300 Answer Topic 2
b) The Prime Minister

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26. What parts does the US Congress consist of?
$400 Question Topic 2
What parts does the US Congress consist of?
House of Representatives and House of Lords
House of Representatives and Senate
House of Commons and Senate
House of Commons and House of Lords

27. b) House of Representatives and Senate
$400 Answer Topic 2
b) House of Representatives and Senate

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29. Where are laws made in the UK?
$500 Question Topic 2
Where are laws made in the UK?
Westminster Palace
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Palace
Kensington Palace

30. Answer 5 Topic 2
Westminster Palace

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32. $100 Question Topic 3 The Bloody Tower is in… The Tower of London
Westminster Abbey
Trafalgar Square
Buckingham Palace

33. $100 Answer Topic 3
The Tower of London

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35. What is one of the most popular American theatres?
$200 Question Topic 3
What is one of the most popular American theatres?
Shakespeare's theatre
Opéra Garnier
La Scala
The Broadway

36. $200 Answer Topic 3
d) The Broadway

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38. You can see Beefeaters in…
$300 Question Topic 3
You can see Beefeaters in…
Windsor Castle
The Tower of London
Buckingham Palace
Trafalgar Square

39. $300 Answer Topic 3
b) The Tower of London

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41. What is the full name of the Statue of Liberty?
$400 Question Topic 3
What is the full name of the Statue of Liberty?
Liberty Enlightening the World
Desired Liberty
Liberty One For All
Liberty From France to America

42. Liberty Enlightening the World
$400 Answer Topic 3
Liberty Enlightening the World

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44. $500 Question Topic 3 Where is Cadbury World? Wales Scotland England
Northern Ireland

45. Answer 5 Topic 3
c) England, Birmingham

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47. $100 Question Topic 4 James Cook was An engineer An explorer
An admiral
A scientist

48. $100 Answer Topic 4
b) An explorer

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50. Abraham Lincoln was a professional…
$200 Question Topic 4
Abraham Lincoln was a professional…
Lawyer c) teacher
Story-teller d) soldier

51. $200 Answer Topic 4
a) lawyer

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53. Who discovered penicillin?
$300 Question Topic 4
Who discovered penicillin?
a) Alexander Flemming
b) Richard Burbage
c) Robert Stevenson
d) Arthur Macmillan

54. $300 Answer Topic 4
Alexander Flemming

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56. What fact about John Rockfeller is NOT true?
$400 Question Topic 4
What fact about John Rockfeller is NOT true?
he owned Standard Oil company
he was a Baptist
He established a charity fund and a university
His wife was an actress

57. d) His wife was an actress True fact: his wife was a teacher
$400 Answer Topic 4
d) His wife was an actress
True fact: his wife was a teacher

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59. Who is called an American Walter Scott in Europe?
$500 Question Topic 4
Who is called an American Walter Scott in Europe?
Edgar Poe
Fennimore Cooper
William Porter
Theodore Dreiser

60. Answer 5 Topic 4
b) Fennimore Cooper

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62. When did the Vikings invade England?
$100 Question Topic 5
When did the Vikings invade England?
In c) in 1666
In d) in 1341

63. $100 Answer Topic 5
a) In 793

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65. What people gave Britain its name, calling the country “Britannia”?
$200 Question Topic 5
What people gave Britain its name, calling the country “Britannia”?
The Danes c) the Romans
The Vikings d) the Normans

66. $200 Answer Topic 5
c) The Romans

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68. $300 Question Topic 5 Who won the Civil War in 1865?
The North c) the East
The West d) the South

69. $300 Answer Topic 5
a) The North

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71. Who made themselves the Head of the Church of England?
$400 Question Topic 5
Who made themselves the Head of the Church of England?
a) Queen Victoria
b) Charles I
c) Henry VIII
d) Elizabeth I

72. $400 Answer Topic 5
c) Henry VIII

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74. It took Sir Christopher Wren 35 years to build…
$500 Question Topic 5
It took Sir Christopher Wren 35 years to build…
a) Westminster Abbey
b) Saint Paul’s Cathedral
c) The Tower of London
d) The National Gallery

75. b) Saint Paul’s Cathedral
Answer 5 Topic 5
b) Saint Paul’s Cathedral

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77. What colour was a famous submarine in the song of “The Beatles”?
$100 Question Row 6
What colour was a famous submarine in the song of “The Beatles”?
a) Red c) Orange
b) Blue d) Yellow

78. $100 Answer Row 6
d) yellow

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80. What is the most popular sport in the U.S.?
$200 Question Row 6
What is the most popular sport in the U.S.?
Rugby c) soccer
Golf d) hockey

81. $200 Answer Row 6
a) Rugby

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83. Who helps schoolchildren to cross the street near the school?
$300 Question Row 6
Who helps schoolchildren to cross the street near the school?
a) a policeman
b) a lollipop lady
c) a fireman
d) a road gentleman

84. $300 Answer Row 6
b) Lollipop lady

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86. What do the Americans call the busiest shopping day of the year?
$400 Question Row 6
What do the Americans call the busiest shopping day of the year?
Annual Sale
Christmas Eve
Black Friday
Sunday Shopping

87. $400 Answer Row 6
c) Black Friday

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89. $500 Question Row 6 Guy Fawkes Night is on … a) 5 November
b) 5 October
c) 31 October
d) 25 December

90. Answer 5 Row 6
a) The 5th of November

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