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Q1. Which 1939 Irish novel, described as a Menippean satire, was included in Time's list of the 100 best English-language novels from 1923 to 2005, and included by The Guardian in the 100 best English-language novels of all time?

A
The Dalkey Archive
B
Ulysses
C
The Borstal Boy
D
At Swim-Two-Birds
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Q2. Where in the eye do cataracts occur?

A
Iris
B
Cornea
C
Retina
D
Lens
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Q3. Who is the author of three mystery novels "The Shadow Catchers" (2006), "Chillwater Cove" (2007) and "Broken Wing" (2009), a continuing series revolving around a pair of FBI special agents, Mike Yeager and Peggy Weaver?

A
Laurie Lakeman
B
Seth Lakeman
C
Joan Fry Lakeman
D
Thomas Lakeman
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Q4. What is a common factor in the land forms of Bhutan, northern Italy and the Basque region of Spain and France?

A
Deep cave systems
B
Extensive mountain ranges
C
Plains
D
Deserts
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Q5. Which of these is an ingredient of a "piña colada"?

A
Rum
B
Gin
C
Whisky
D
Wine
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Q6. In 1948 Finland signed a treaty known as YYA with what country?

A
Sweden
B
UK
C
Germany
D
The Soviet Union
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Q7. Who beat Muhammad Ali in his last professional fight in December 1981?

A
Sonny Liston
B
Trevor Berbick
C
Mike Tyson
D
Shane Sutcliffe
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