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1. ANIMALS: Humans have 23 chromosome pairs, however this is not the number for the great apes (gorillas, orangutans and chimpanzees). How many PAIRS do those have?
2. CELEBRITIES: How old was the actor James Dean on the day of his tragic car crash death in 1955?
3. ENTERTAINMENT: An online comic by Jay Appel, about a sheep in a dream who can never seem to clear the fence he is supposed to be jumping over, was called Jump ...
(It's the same number as "the answer" by the way)
4. GEOGRAPHY: Going by municipal area population (not the larger metropolitan area), how many US capitals had a population over 100,000 in 2008?
5. HISTORY: Which Roman legion was used by Julius Caesar when he crossed the Rubicon to begin the Roman Civil war and ultimately install himself as dictator?
6. HOBBIES: A Grand Slam in Bridge consists of how many tricks?
7. HUMANITIES: The modern Greek alphabet has how many letters?
8. LITERATURE: The famous Gutenberg Bible of 1455 had how many lines on each page?
9. MOVIES: When written in words, which of these numbers makes a 2003 drama film starring Evan Rachel Wood and Holly Hunter?
10. MUSIC: How many different-sounding keys (such as C major or F sharp minor) are available for writing music pieces in? (A sharp and B flat are considered the same for this question!)
11. RELIGION: According to Buddha, how many levels of existence are there in our universe?
12. SCI/TECH: If you multiply all the numbers from 1 to 10 together and take that result in seconds, exactly how many days will this be?
13. SPORTS: What is the maximum number of players (both teams combined) that can be on the field (actively playing) in a baseball game at the same time?
14. TELEVISION: The unofficial secret service of the Federation in "Star Trek" goes by what "Section" number?
15. WORLD: Which of these numbers was used by the ice cream chain Baskin-Robbins for a famous advertising campaign in 1953?
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WesleyCrusher
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