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Player: BrowningM
1. One of the best-known philosophical justifications for ontological idealism—particularly, the illusory nature of the sensory world—is an allegory from Plato's dialogues with what geographical feature as its setting?
Correct Answer: CAVE
Your Answer: cave
Points Assigned: 1
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2. Electric generators that produce an alternating current are commonly called alternators, whereas what other word is used for a generator designed to produce a direct current? The word comes from the Greek word for "power" and is used in the names of many soccer (football) clubs around the world.
Correct Answer: DYNAMO
Your Answer: dynamo
Points Assigned: 0
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3. John Corigliano's Pied Piper Fantasy (1981), Thea Musgrave's Orfeo I (1976), and Music for Flute and Orchestra (1995) by Lorin Maazel are among the works written for what virtuoso flautist, who was actually born in Belfast, in 1939?
Correct Answer: JAMES GALWAY
Your Answer: janes galway
Points Assigned: 3
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4. The New Empire is the subtitle of a 2024 film that features what long-time cinematic adversaries?
Correct Answer: GODZILLA, KING KONG
Your Answer: godzilla king kong
Points Assigned: 2
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5. The 2005 revolution in Kyrgyzstan that led to the overthrow of President Askar Akayev is often lumped within a broader series of "color revolutions" that also include Georgia's Rose Revolution and Ukraine's Orange Revolution. The Kyrgyz Revolution is typically named after what flower, which appears in a variety of colors?
Correct Answer: TULIP
Your Answer: tulip
Points Assigned: 1
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6. Ceuta and Melilla are cities that are a part of Spain but are within the borders of what other country?
Correct Answer: MOROCCO
Your Answer: morocco
Points Assigned: 2
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