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1. What type of car was Henry Ford talking about when he reportedly said that you could have it "painted any color", "so long as it is black"?
2. What part of the human eye is typically black?
3. Which of these male singers, whose last name might imply a verdant color, was famous for wearing all black?
4. Which singly-named female singer, inspired by the "Man in Black" singer, also is famous for wearing all black while performing?
5. What type of "black" object can be found on airplanes and in certain types of intimate theatres?
6. Which "black" medieval figure is a tenacious Monty Python character who fights on and on even when deprived of many limbs?
7. Black Tuesday in October 1929 marked what disastrous twentieth century event?
8. What day of the year is called "Black Friday" in the US?
9. Edward of Woodstock, oldest son of England's king Edward III, was known by which black moniker, referring to his cruelty to his enemies?
10. In the musical "Les Miserables", we find out that "black" is a prominent color of the revolutionary characters. Which of these does "black" NOT represent in the song "Red and Black"?
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