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- Unlike Judaism and Christianity, Islam denies the authenticity of the prophet Abraham and the first humans, Adam and Eve: True or false?
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- True
- FalseCorrect answer
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- TrueCorrect answer
- False
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- 1945
- 1947Correct answer
- 1949
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- The primordial god of the sky.Correct answer
- The father of gods and men.
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- Odoacer at the Battle of Naples.
- Pharnaces II of Pontus at the Battle of Zela.Correct answer
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- Partial failure of the coup d'etat of 1936.
- Death without descendants of Carlos II of Spain.Correct answer
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- True.Correct answer
- False, it's always been Paris.
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- Invented the plasticCorrect answer
- Stole the Mona Lisa
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- YesCorrect answer
- No
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- True.Correct answer
- False, is the Vignola Man.
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- Cello
- PianoCorrect answer
- Violin
- Flute
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- Violinist.Correct answer
- British sailor.
- Captain.
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- PianoCorrect answer
- Clarinet
- Violin
- Harp
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- Bob Marley.Correct answer
- Jesse Owens.
- Martin Luther King.
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- August Segel
- Max HeiligerCorrect answer
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- Emperor Meiji
- Emperor Akihito
- Emperor HirohitoCorrect answer
- Mao Zedong
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- After
- BeforeCorrect answer
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- Yes
- NoCorrect answer
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- Germany
- BelgiumCorrect answer
- Great Britain
- Netherlands
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- Cali
- MedellinCorrect answer
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- Mick Jagger
- Freddie Mercury
- John LennonCorrect answer
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- PersiaCorrect answer
- Sparta
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- Mick Jagger
- Freddy Mercury
- John LennonCorrect answer
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- Audrey Hepburn
- Eva Marie Saint
- Grace KellyCorrect answer
- Susan Hayward
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- Lateran TreatyCorrect answer
- Councils of Nicea
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- Cleopatra
- Hatshepsut
- Nefertiti
- BoudiccaCorrect answer
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- Cat or lion.Correct answer
- Serpent.
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- A lion
- A bull
- A boarCorrect answer
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- A bearCorrect answer
- A wolf
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- The Articles of Confederation
- The Bill of RightsCorrect answer
- The Federalist Papers
- The Great Compromise
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- Helos
- HyksosCorrect answer
- Hacios
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- The Australians
- The FrenchCorrect answer
- The British
- The Germans
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- SenetCorrect answer
- Mehen
- Patolli
- Tab
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- Germany-France
- Germany-PolandCorrect answer
- Germany-Austria
- Germany-Czechoslovakia
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- LusitaniaCorrect answer
- Titanic
- Carinthia
- Magdalena
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- The arrival of the Spanish.
- A pandemic.
- It's still a mystery.Correct answer
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- EdselCorrect answer
- Century
- Buick
- Fairlane
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- The flood.Correct answer
- The savior.
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- Overpopulation in Greece
- Trojans trying to expand their territory
- Trojan prince running away with the queen of SpartaCorrect answer
- None of the above
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- V A.D.Correct answer
- VI A.D.
- VII A.D.
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- XVIII
- XXCorrect answer
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- Budapest, HungaryCorrect answer
- Paris, France
- Berlin, Germany
- Brussels, Belgium
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- Boston
- New York CityCorrect answer
- Philadelphia
- Jamestown
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- ConstantinopleCorrect answer
- Alexandria
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- Asia
- AfricaCorrect answer
- America
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- GuatemalaCorrect answer
- Mexico
- Salvador
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- Spain
- USA
- ColombiaCorrect answer
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- The use of stone.
- Agriculture and cattle breeding.Correct answer
- Writing.
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- Britannia
- HispaniaCorrect answer
- Caledonia
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- Urban revolution.
- Economic revolution.
- Neolithic revolution.Correct answer
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