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1. A favorite of WWII soldiers, what type of toffee is dipped in chocolate and usually covered in almonds?
2. Which of the following pairs is the busiest Dutch port city matched with the longest river in Europe to flow through the Netherlands?
3. Made famous in the writings of Marco Polo and also in "One Thousand and One Nights", what bird of Persian mythology was said to be able to carry off an elephant in its claws?
4. Overly complicated machines meant to serve a simple purpose such as cracking an egg are nicknamed after what Pulitzer prize-winning American cartoonist (in the UK, the appellation "Heath Robinson contraption" might be more recognized)?
5. What flowering plants from the family Ericaceae have a name that comes from Greek for "rose tree"?
6. What 1975 sequel starring John Wayne and Katharine Hepburn was not received well by critics who believed it to be a poorly rehashed version of "True Grit"?
7. What French manufacturer was forced to convert its factories for the purpose of creating trucks for Nazi Germany?
8. What tile-based game invented in the 1940s allows a player to collect "sets" which come in "runs" and "groups"?
9. Which of the following musical terms signifies a deceleration or slowing down of the tempo?
10. In math, what quadrilateral is a special case of parallelogram that is equilateral?
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