“Fight Against Stupidity And Bureaucracy”
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Yesterday you were in the hot seat trying to answer some questions. But I’m sure you did better than this lot and your questions were much trickier than these.
Feel superior and enjoy the brain-to-mouth-bypass mishaps of Joe Public and friends.
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Q: In literature, Arthur C. Clarke’s “2010: Odyssey Two” was primarily set in what century?
A: Third
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Q: What is 2 times 5?
A: 7
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Q: What name is given to the field of medicine that concerns the health of women?
A: Womenology
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Q: The law of what organization states that its members are “brave, clean and reverent”?
A: Alcoholics Anonymous (Answer: Boy Scouts)
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Q: The name of which Caribbean island literally means “rich port” in Spanish?
A: Port Richmond
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Q: What is half of 1,000
A: 100
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Q: According to Hallmark, what type of gift should be given on the 50th wedding anniversary?
A: Greeting card
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Q: What animal builds dams and lodges?
A: Sheep
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Q: Who is the only Marx brother that remained silent throughout all their films?
A: Karl
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Q: What Tennessee congressman fought at the Battle of the Alamo?
A: Al Gore
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Q: What ‘S’ is one of the seven deadly sins in Christianity?
A: Science
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Q: What part of the human body is closest to the floor when we are walking?
A: Head
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Q: What 20 year old Russian tennis star released a fitness video called “Basic Elements?”
A: Arnold Schwarzenegger
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Q: In 1973, President Nixon issued a statement saying “I am not a…” what?
A: Canadian
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Q: What is the largest planet visible from Earth?
A: The moon
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Q: On TV’s “Cheers,” which actress played bar manager Rebecca Howe?
A: Ted Dansen
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Q: The Governor’s mansion in the state of Georgia is located in which city?
A: Alabama
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Q: What does the “U” stand for in the name of the dissolved country U.S.S.R.?
A: Russia
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Q: What is the capital of New Jersey?
A: Delaware
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Q: What computer company’s name is abbreviated IBM?
A: Apple
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