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Which small horse is known for its thick coat and short stature?
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What is the primary diet of a horse?
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Which drug is used to counteract the effects of opioid overdose?
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What monument in Washington, D.C., is an obelisk dedicated to the first U.S. President?
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Which historical figure designed the Statue of Liberty?
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Which U.S. president's face is carved on the U.S. penny?
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Which vitamin is crucial for pregnant women to prevent birth defects?
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Which celebrity is hidden in the picture?
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Which cells in the body are responsible for carrying oxygen?
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Which system in the body is responsible for hormone production?
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Which organ is considered the control center of the nervous system?
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Which organ is responsible for the production of bile?
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Society
Which legal term describes a minor crime, less serious than a felony?
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What is the maximum penalty for a misdemeanor in the U.S.?
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Which game uses a small white ball and a bat, played on a field with bases?
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Which alcoholic beverage is often associated with pirates?
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Which Greek god is associated with the sea?
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What instrument creates sound by striking a stretched membrane?
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Which martial art originated in Japan and focuses on throwing techniques?
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Which region is Milan located in?
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