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1. Who invented roll camera film, thereby popularizing photography, and founded the Kodak company, whose full title also bears his name ?
2. In the snowy winter of 2010, a Thames Valley policeman was reprimanded for sledging on duty down a slope on his what ?
3. Which two countries share the Dead Sea ?
4. Composed in 1907, The Soldier's Song (that's the English translation of the title) was formally adopted in 1926 as the national anthem of which European country ?
5. The Mills bomb, developed in Birmingham in 1915, and produced in numbers exceeding 70 million since then, is more commonly known by what term ?
6. An ammeter measures electrical what: Force; Energy; Current; or Resistance ?
7. The Sumida and Arakawa are two main rivers of which capital city ?
8. Waldi the dachshund was the symbolic mascot for the Olympic games of which year and city ?
9. Anthracite is a type of what: Gemstone; Coal; Disease; or Internet community ?
10. What is the Italian word, meaning 'head', for the clamp-like gadget used on guitars and other fretted stringed instruments to change key and tuning ?
11. The Pacific Ocean covers approximately what percentage of the Earth's surface: 10; 20; 30; or 40 ?
12. New France was the name given to French colonized lands in which continent from the 16th-18th centuries: North America; South America; Africa; or Asia ?
13. What technology concerns the use of pressurized gas to achieve mechanical motion, and in a general singular sense means filled or worked with air ?
14. What is Spanish for heart: Corazón; Cuore; Herz; or Croí ?
15. Saint Pega is said to be England's first female: Soldier; Saint; Hermit; or Monarch ?
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1. Who invented roll camera film, thereby popularizing photography, and founded the Kodak company, whose full title also bears his name ? George Eastman
2. In the snowy winter of 2010, a Thames Valley policeman was reprimanded for sledging on duty down a slope on his what ? Riot shield
3. Which two countries share the Dead Sea ? Jordan and Israel
4. Composed in 1907, The Soldier's Song (that's the English translation of the title) was formally adopted in 1926 as the national anthem of which European country ? Ireland
5. The Mills bomb, developed in Birmingham in 1915, and produced in numbers exceeding 70 million since then, is more commonly known by what term ? Hand grenade
6. An ammeter measures electrical what: Force; Energy; Current; or Resistance ? Current
7. The Sumida and Arakawa are two main rivers of which capital city ? Tokyo
8. Waldi the dachshund was the symbolic mascot for the Olympic games of which year and city ? 1972 - Munich
9. Anthracite is a type of what: Gemstone; Coal; Disease; or Internet community ? Coal
10. What is the Italian word, meaning 'head', for the clamp-like gadget used on guitars and other fretted stringed instruments to change key and tuning ? Capo
11. The Pacific Ocean covers approximately what percentage of the Earth's surface: 10; 20; 30; or 40 ? 30%
12. New France was the name given to French colonized lands in which continent from the 16th-18th centuries: North America; South America; Africa; or Asia ? North America
13. What technology concerns the use of pressurized gas to achieve mechanical motion, and in a general singular sense means filled or worked with air ? Pneumatics
14. What is Spanish for heart: Corazón; Cuore; Herz; or Croí ? Corazón
15. Saint Pega is said to be England's first female: Soldier; Saint; Hermit; or Monarch ? Hermit
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