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1. If you divided the number of states of the USA by the number of points on a pentacle, then added the number of legs on a biped, it would amount to what?
2. If you added the number of humps on a dromedary camel to the number of chambers in the human heart, then subtracted the number of moons orbiting Mars, it would amount to what?
3. If you multiplied the number of little pigs in a popular fable featuring a windy wolf by the number of dwarfs who lived with Snow White, and then added the number that is represented by LXXX in Roman numerals, it would amount to what?
4. If you divided the number of Spartans who were said to have held off the Persians at Thermopylae in 480 BC by the number of years lived by comedian Bob Hope (his age at death), then added the number of FIFA World Cups won by Argentina in the 20th century, it would amount to what?
5. If you added the number of Gospels of the New Testament to the number of witches in Shakespeare's 'Macbeth', then subtracted the number of Deadly Sins in Christian tradition, it would amount to what?
6. If you multiplied the number of U.S. presidents who were assassinated in the 20th century by the number of times Elizabeth Taylor married Richard Burton, and then subtracted the number of novel-writing Bronte sisters, it would amount to what?
7. If you added the number of agent Maxwell Smart in a well-known 1960s TV comedy to the number of his female colleague, and then subtracted the number of years in a sesquicentennial, it would amount to what?
8. If you multiplied the number of days in a fortnight by the number of times Muhammad Ali became world heavyweight boxing champ, then added the number of bones in a fillet of fish, it would amount to what?
9. If you added the number of lines in a sonnet to the number of atomic bombs deployed in World War II, and then added the number of colours of the rainbow, it would amount to what?
10. This one is tricky (but indisputable). If you multiplied the number of stars in the solar system by the number of women who became Pope in the 15th century, and then added the number of brain cells possessed by George W. Bush when he was U.S. President, logically it could only amount to which of the following?
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