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Originally Posted by The Jester

yes but after the clickfest and the clock ran out it showed me with the correct answer

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I sent an email.

my answer wouldn't lock in when clicked but it appears that i did get the points for the correct answer.


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Who invented the sleeping bag? Your Answer: Francis Fox Tuckett


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• New points earned from this quiz: 20

October 5th, 2014

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• The Mall of America is located in Your Answer: Bloomington, Minnesota
  

• The word school is derived from the Greek word, skhola, meaning Your Answer: leisure
  

• What is the capital of Turkey? Your Answer: Ankara
  

October 6th, 2014

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• This American actor was allegedly sent to jail in Vietnam Your Answer: Mark Wahlberg
  

• Which country has the tagline Europe's West Coast Your Answer: Portugal
  

• Which language has the highest number of native speakers in the world? Your Answer: Mandarin
  

* Oct 7 *
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The city of Austin, Texas was originally named ===>: Waterloo
The Code of Hammurabi decreed that ===>: bartenders who watered down beer would be executed
The lemur is only found in ===>: Madagascar

thanx

October 8th, 2014

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• New Jersey\'s Zumanjaro Drop of Doom drops its riders a record-breaking height equivalent to how many stories? Your Answer: 41
  

• The word, Jay, used to be slang for a foolish person. This is why we have the word Your Answer: Jaywalker
  

• Where was Arnold Schwarzenegger born and raised? Your Answer: Austria
  

October 9th, 2014

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Finland is known for this dish made from rye crust and filled with riceYour Answer: Karelian pastry

This American model is allegedly scared of dolphinsYour Answer: Tyra Banks

Winston Churchill's mother was born inYour Answer: Brooklyn

October 10, 2014

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Jasmund National Park and Wadden Sea National Park are in this country: Your Answer: Germany

This American city has more golfers per capita than any other: Your Answer: Minnesota

This is the only American state that can be typed on one row of keys Your Answer: Alaska

October 11th, 2014

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• Before Beverly Hills was home to the rich and famous, the area was better known for Your Answer: lima beans
  

• What was the former name of Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam? Your Answer: Saigon
  

• Which state names the nine-banded armadillo as one of its official mammals? Your Answer: Texas
  

Thanks for the answers and have a Great Thanksgiving!

October 12th, 2014

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  In which country is Telugu most spoken? Your Answer: India
  

• Louis CK is actually Your Answer: a legal Mexican citizen
  

• Which country has the tagline Little Big Country Your Answer: Slovakia
  

October 13, 2014

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Albert Einstein was allegedly offered
Your Answer: presidency of Israel

Fat Tuesday is called this in the United States
Your Answer: Mardi Gras

This country has 3 capital cities
Your Answer: South Africa

October 14th, 2014

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• O'Hare Airport is named after Your Answer: Al Capone's lawyer's son, Butch O'Hare
  

• The tallest waterfall in the world, located in Venezuela is called Your Answer: Angel Falls
  
  
  
  • This icon marks the border between China and Nepal Your Answer: Mount Everest
    
  
  

October 15, 2014

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The national sport of Finland is
Your Answer: Pesapallo

Which country has the tagline The Sunny Side of Life
Your Answer: Maldives

Which of the following is not true about Canadian icon, Alanis Morissette
Your Answer: She is legally blind