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And do you know the answer to this one? "The Ancient Egyptians called it Iteru, and believed the Pharaoh worked with the god Hapi to make sure it flooded every year. What river is this?"

89% knows the answer to this question: "In a British war, the house of Lancaster was represented by a red one; the house of York by a white one. What? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "In 2002, what unemployed former world leader landed a job hosting a Polish fishing show?"

96% knows the answer to this question: "What color was Mao's "little book"? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "What battle occurred on October 14, 1066, but it actually was fought six miles away, at Senlac Hills?"

97% knows the answer to this question: "William Frederick Cody got his nickname because he had claimed to have killed 4,000 of what animal, while working with the Kansas Pacific Railroad? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "What future wife did Hitler meet through the woman's boss, Heinrich Hoffman, a Munich photographer?"

80% knows the answer to this question: "By the time Vyacheslav Mikhailovich Scriabin became the Soviet minister, he'd adopted what explosive new name? "

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99% knows the answer to this question: "In 1368, for the first time, all of China was conquered from the south. What dynasty, famous for its blue and white porcelain vases, replaced the Yuan? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "Lee Harvey Oswald almost certainly shot John F. Kennedy. But who, most definitely, shot Lee Harvey Oswald?"

100% knows the answer to this question: "What military invasion began on June 6, 1944? "

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95% knows the answer to this question: "After the 1968 Democratic National Convention, who was charged with "conspiring to cross state lines with the intent to incite a riot"? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "The canonical list of the Wonders of the Ancient World was actually created by meshing together several Greek lists, notably those by Herodotus, Antipater of Sidon and Philon of Byzantium. How many items are on the list?"

85% knows the answer to this question: "Who used a Fender Stratocaster named Brownie to record Layla and is shown with a Stratocaster named Blackie on his Time Pieces cover? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "What musical is set largely in the Kit Kat Klub, a last bastion of decadence in pre-Nazi Germany?"

77% knows the answer to this question: "What jazz legend produced the movie "The Color Purple," as well as the TV shows "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air" and "Mad TV"? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "The Broadway musical "Dreamgirls" was loosely based on what girl band?"

91% knows the answer to this question: "Which Beach Boy co-wrote and sang back-up on Jan & Dean's hit "Surf City"? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "In 1966, the Royal Guardsmen hit #2 with a novelty song about what comic strip character's battles with the Red Baron?"

87% knows the answer to this question: "Jamie Reid, who produced this band's "ransom note" debut album cover, also designed a poster of the Queen with a safety pin through her lip to promote its second single. What band is this? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "Who used a Zippo lighter to play slide guitar on "All Along the Watchtower," his only Billboard Top 40 hit?"