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Tuesday March 17, 2015

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  Corned beef and cabbage is a traditional St. Patrick\'s Day dish. In 2009, roughly how many pounds of beer were produced in the US?Your Answer: 26 billion
  
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  St. Patrick died on March 17 in this yearYour Answer: 461 AD
  
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  The phrase, Drowning The Shamrock, comes fromYour Answer: The custom of floating the shamrock on the top of whiskey before drinking it

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[heartgirl99]

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Gold and silver bars were traditionally known as ===>: Bullions
Happy Spring! The Canadian Tulip Festival is held every year in which city? ===>: Ottawa
The West Indies has how many seasons? ===>: 2

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Thursday March 19, 2015

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  In the 2005 horror movie The Cave, divers were trapped with man-eating creatures in an underwater cave system in Your Answer: Romania
  
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  Roll up the Rim began in what year? Your Answer: 1986
  
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  Ulama is an ancient form of this, played in the Riviera Maya Your Answer: soccer
  

[philthethrill]

THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 2015


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In the 2005 horror movie The Cave, divers were trapped with man-eating creatures in an underwater cave system inYour Answer: Romania

Roll up the Rim began in what year?Your Answer: 1986

Ulama is an ancient form of this, played in the Riviera MayaYour Answer: soccer

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Friday March 20, 2015

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  New York Times best-selling author Nick Jans wrote this story about Juneau, Alaska Your Answer: A Wolf Called Romeo
  
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  The Tower of London is considered one of the most haunted places in the UK. It was built in Your Answer: 1078
  
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  Which cruise line has ships named Pearl, Sky, Spirit, and Jewel? Your Answer: Norwegian
  

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Saturday March 21, 2015

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  Friar Lawrence in Romeo and Juliet is an expert in what? Your Answer: Languages
  
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  The first ever tweet on Twitter was sent on this day in 2006. What is our Twitter handle? (P.S. Check it out!) Your Answer: @Tri pcentral
  
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  There are no rivers in which of these countries? Your Answer: Bermuda
  

[philthethrill]

SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 2015


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Friar Lawrence in Romeo and Juliet is an expert in what?Your Answer: Languages

The first ever tweet on Twitter was sent on this day in 2006. What is our Twitter handle? (P.S. Check it out!)Your Answer: @Tri pcentral

There are no rivers in which of these countries?Your Answer: Bermuda

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Sunday March 22, 2015

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  In 2012, Save the Children ranked this country as the best country for mothers Your Answer: Norway
  
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  Pop music singer, Pink, was born in Your Answer: Pennsylvania
  
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  The Chateau de Brissac built in the 11th century is located in Your Answer: Maine-et-Loire, France
  

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Monday March 23, 2015

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  Nahanni National Park in the Northwest Territories was inscribed as a UNESCO site in which year? Your Answer: 1978
  
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  Skara Brae is the most complete Neolithic village in Europe, located in which country? Your Answer: Scotland
  
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  The famous St. Augustine lighthouse built in 1974 is located in this US state Your Answer: Florida
  

[philthethrill]

MONDAY, MARCH 23, 2015


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Nahanni National Park in the Northwest Territories was inscribed as a UNESCO site in which year?Your Answer: 1978

Skara Brae is the most complete Neolithic village in Europe, located in which country?Your Answer: Scotland

The famous St. Augustine lighthouse built in 1974 is located in this US stateYour Answer: Florida

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Tuesday March 24, 2015

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  An earthquake in 1994 forced Disney Studios to close down temporarily and finish much of this film in the artists\' homes Your Answer: The Lion King
  
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  Beer was considered a soft drink in this country until 2011, when they finally declared it alcohol Your Answer: Russia
  
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  When St. Louis held the 1904 Summer Olympic Games, events included Your Answer: rock throwing and mud fighting
  

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Wednesday March 25, 2015

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  Emerald, Golden, Diamond, and Crown are all ships of this cruise line Your Answer: Princess
  
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  The first pancakes were made on this day in 1882. Where was the world\'s largest pancake breakfast served to 15,000 people in 2012? Your Answer: Springfield, US
  
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  Which of these animals sleep holding hands Your Answer: Otters
  

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Thursday March 26, 2015

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  Tennessee was originally known as Your Answer: Franklin
  
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  The uninhabited island of Nishino Shima is located in Your Answer: Japan
  
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  Which of the following birds weigh less than a penny? Your Answer: a hummingbird
  

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Friday March 26, 2015

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  Celebrity Katy Perry was born in Your Answer: Santa Barbara, California
  
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  The Woolly Mammoth diverged about 200,000 years ago in Your Answer: Eastern Asia
  
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  What creature is 95 percent water? Your Answer: Jellyfish