Daily Quiz #5104
Sunday's Quiz: From The Archives
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1
What name is given to someone who enforces racing rules and regulations at many types of race track?
Sunday Archive: Originally published in September 2010
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2
Which of these countries occupies almost half of the continent that it is on and has nearly half the population of that continent?
Sunday Archive: Originally published in May 2010
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3
Which of these were affected by the US federal law called The Amnesty Act of 22 May 1872?
Sunday Archive: Originally published in March 2012
D
Chinese labourers in the California goldfields
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4
Who is a unit of length (one hundred millionth of a centimetre), used to measure wavelengths of light, named after?
Sunday Archive: Originally published in April 2009
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5
The revolver, with a single barrel and a number of chambers for cartridges fired by a one-lock mechanism, was patented in 1835 by whom?
Sunday Archive: Originally published in October 2009
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6
What happened to the image of a naked man hanging out of a bedroom window on a wall in central Bristol created by "Banksy" in June 2006, after the City Council asked the public to vote on its fate via the internet?
Sunday Archive: Originally published in October 2010
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A shelter was built around it, to be entered only by people over 18 years of age
C
The wall was removed brick by brick and reconstructed in a Bristol gallery
D
It was left on the building
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7
Which of these is not one of the great apes?
Sunday Archive: Originally published in February 2011
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