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Q1. The Equitable Life Assurance Building in New York City, built in 1870, and 130 feet (40 m) high, was the first office building to be equipped with what?

A
Fire escapes
B
Fire alarms
C
False ceiling
D
Passenger elevators
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Q2. The Good Friday Agreement signed in April 1998 in Northern Ireland encompassed how many distinct major processes?

A
Seven
B
Three
C
Ten
D
Six
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Q3. Which of these cult ideas first surfaced in 1987?

A
Commander Keen
B
Wasgij
C
Frogger
D
Where's Waldo, or Where's Wally
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Q4. What was particularly prevalent along the coasts of 15th and 16th century China?

A
Opium cropping
B
Coral reef development
C
Piracy and smuggling
D
Whaling
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Q5. Which company, founded in 1950, was the world's first independent credit card company?

A
Carte Blanche
B
American Express
C
Diners Club
D
MasterCard
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Q6. When did Canada become a fully sovereign country?

A
1 July 1867
B
31 December, 1967
C
29 March, 1982
D
1 January, 1948
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Q7. What name was given to 6 labourers in Dorset, England, who formed a "Friendly Society of Agricultural Labourers" and in 1834 were sentenced to 7 years transportation for "administering unlawful oaths"?

A
The Gang of Six
B
The Society of Friends (Quakers)
C
The Luddites
D
The Tolpuddle Martyrs
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