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1. BATTLE QUESTION: The Equator passes through three of these countries. Which one is not located on the Equator?
2. Which of these Dr. Seuss books was the last one to be published during his lifetime?
3. BATTLE QUESTION: Three of these "colorful" names are also aliases for main characters in Quentin Tarantino's movie "Reservoir Dogs." Which of these is not the name of a main character in the movie?
4. The sackbut was an early form of what brass instrument?
5. Anzac Day is an Australian holiday dedicated to the remembrance of the casualties of what World War I battle in modern-day Turkey?
6. The artist Thomas Kinkade was also known as a "Painter of..." what?
7. Who was the first American hockey player to be taken first overall in the NHL draft?
8. The Heaf test and the Mantoux test have both been used to test for what disease?
9. In what country did the Red Bull energy drink originate?
10. What is the name of the "jailbird" on a traditional Monopoly game board?
11. The Treaty of Ghent ended which of these wars?
12. Australia's Lake Hillier is famously what color?
13. The valet Reginald Jeeves was created by which of these English authors?
14. The two elements that are liquids at standard temperature and pressure are mercury and what other?
15. Alfred Southwick, a man who was pivotal in the introduction of the electric chair as an execution method, had what profession?
16. The Tsunami was once the name given to a model by which of these car companies?
17. The Hôtel des Mille Collines can be found in which African capital?
18. In Ancient Rome, the First Triumvirate consisted of Julius Caesar, Pompey the Great, and what other politician?
19. In standard U.S. measurements, a 30-proof drink contains what percent alcohol?
20. Who wrote the 1975 song titled "I Write the Songs"?
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