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1. Which member of a famous '60s British band was born Richard Starkey?
2. Which of these cities is NOT the capital city of a country?
3. Which two characters from a well-known play by William Shakespeare are also names in the NATO phonetic alphabet?
4. In the 1967 musical film, "Doctor Dolittle", who played the title character that could talk to the animals?
5. This member of the noble gas group of elements in the periodic table has the atomic number 86 and atomic symbol "Rn". Can you name it?
6. Which President of the United States, whose surname begins with "R", was in office from 1933 until his death in April 1945?
7. Three of the following rivers flow through New Mexico, at least in part of their course. Which one does NOT flow though New Mexico?
8. Born in 1672, Pyotr Alexeyevich ruled as Emperor of which country from 1721 to 1725?
9. Most plants have a common name, which is easy to remember, as well as their botanical name, which is in Latin. Which plant containing the name of a creature has the botanical name, "Goodyera pubescens"?
10. There are relatively few edible fruits beginning with the letter "R". Of those listed, which one doesn't begin with "R" in its natural state?
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