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Greats, Literature, Numbers & Symbols, The Sixties, and Demonyms in Song Titles.
Greats
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According to myth, what “Great” thing is the only human-made structure that can be seen from space with the naked eye?
The Great Migration refers to the annual migration of what animal through the Serengeti?
The city of Chicago is located on the shore of which of the Great Lakes?
What marginal sea of the Pacific Ocean is the Great Barrier Reef located in?
Who is known as The Great Deceiver in the Abrahamic religions?
Greats
Literature
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Which letter of the alphabet is the titular letter in Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter?
Who wrote the thriller and mystery novels Sharp Objects, Dark Places, and Gone Girl?
What Emily Brontë novel is the inspiration for a Kate Bush song?
What is the pig's name in EB White’s Charlotte’s Web?
Which language was Don Quixote written in - Italian, Latin or Spanish?
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