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One to Five
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What is the only chemical element with a three-letter name?
Which two English Premier League football clubs play in the North London derby?
The Dreiländereck of Basel, also known as the tripoint, is a geographical point located along the Rhine at the crossroads of which three European countries?
The CMYK colour model used in printing combines which four colours?
What are the first names of all five children who find a golden ticket and visit Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory?
One to Five
International Waters
Ahoy! Let’s head to the high seas.
Not including the Coral Sea, how many seas in the world are named after basic colours or shades in English?
What name is given to the warm, intense ocean current that crosses the Atlantic Ocean?
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