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1. Kyle is a popular male given/Christian name and is also used for females. The name is thought to have originated in Scotland. What does it mean?
2. Kyle of Lochalsh is a village in Scotland. It became famous in 1980 when Michael Palin chose it as his destination in the BBC series "Great Railway Journeys of the World". In what other BBC series did Kyle of Lochalsh feature?
3. There are three different places named Kyle in three different USA states. Which state does NOT have a place named Kyle?
4. A woolly mammoth was discovered during the construction of a new road in 1964 in the Canadian town of Kyle. The bones are on display in the Royal ______ Museum in Regina. What name fills in the blank?
5. Although our next Kyle has been active since 1984, I was not aware of him till he played the part of FBI Agent Dale Cooper in "Twin Peaks". Which Kyle is this?
6. Kylie is a popular female version of the name Kyle. Kylie Minogue is perhaps the most famous bearer of the name. On what show did she first rise to prominence?
7. David Kyle, the American author born in 1919, is known for his works in which genre?
8. Kylie is an Aboriginal word for a hunting stick which is thrown in a straight line. What is the name of the curved stick which, if thrown properly, will return to the thrower?
9. Kyle Reese is a fictional character, appearing in two installments of a four-part film franchise, played by Michael Biehn and Anton Yelchin. Which film franchise is it?
10. At the start of the quiz, I said that Kyle is also used as a female name. Which female Kyle is best known for appearing with her sister Kim on "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills"?
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