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What famous board game was made during the american depression? (20 points)

	Risk
	Scrabble
	Monopoly
	Clue
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written by Divya • topics: games block unblock • Great Depression block unblock • Culture block unblock • history block unblock • Board Games block unblock and 1 more » • Darrow

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Where did the phrase "Pipe Dream" come from? (30 points)

	Becoming a Plumber
	Smoking Opium
	Laying the Alaskan Oil Pipeline
	Surfing Giant Waves
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written by Ben • topics: general block unblock • people block unblock • phrases block unblock • pipes block unblock • expressions block unblock and 4 more »

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Who wrote that life without government was "solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short?" (30 points)

	Immanuel Kant
	John Locke
	Thomas Hobbes
	John Stuart Mill
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written by SteveD503 • topics: literature block unblock • philosophy block unblock • Culture block unblock • history block unblock • Thomas Hobbes block unblock and 3 more » • government • quotes • people

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What is a Jiffy? (20 points)

	A type of Orange
	An engineering tool
	A unit of time
	An arctic bird
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written by Benjay • topics: weights/measure block unblock • Culture block unblock • Measure block unblock • time block unblock

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Where was surfing first discovered? (20 points)

	Fiji
	Indonesia
	Easter Island
	Hawaii
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written by panajane • topics: sports block unblock • geography block unblock • facts block unblock • countries block unblock • Culture block unblock and 5 more »

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The day after Thanksgiving is known as Black Friday because (20 points)

	The volume of shoppers threatens to block out the sun
	Retailers expect holiday shoppers will cause them to turn a profit
	Many Americans experience post-holiday blues
	By convention, black clothes and shoes may be worn after Thanksgiving
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written by vieves • topics: holidays block unblock • general knowledge block unblock • business block unblock • economics block unblock • thanksgiving block unblock and 3 more » • Culture • economy • phrases

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What is the correct ordering of vocal parts, from highest to lowest? (20 points)

	Soprano, alto, bass, tenor
	Soprano, alto, tenor, bass
	Alto, soprano, bass, tenor
	Soprano, tenor, alto, bass
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written by pick • topics: music block unblock • arts block unblock • Culture block unblock

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The "wiki" has become a widespread medium for collaborative content generation on the web. Where does the word "wiki" come from? (30 points)

	It is an acronym for "Wales is kicking it," an inside joke among Wikipedia's founders
	It is a contraction of "We are the key"
	It is a Hawaiian word for "quick"
	It is a Finnish word for "cooperate"
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