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Q1. When F.W.de Klerk, State President of South Africa from 1989 to 1994, left office which of these was NOT an achievement of his presidency?

A
The official end of apartheid in South Africa
B
Nuclear disarmament in South Africa
C
Nelson Mandela's release from prison
D
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission
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Q2. By 1729 China had criminalised the use, sale and importation or smuggling of what?

A
Opium
B
Chrysanthemums
C
Ties as neckwear
D
Camels
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Q3. Who was the king of England who succeeded James I?

A
Charles I
B
Charles II
C
James II
D
Henry V
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Q4. In January 1960, two oceanographers were the first humans to reach a Deep in what, the lowest spot on Earth?

A
Beneath the Denman Glacier in East Antarctica
B
Tonga Trench
C
Mid-Atlantic rift valley
D
Mariana Trench
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Q5. Which of these items of the British crown jewels is the most recent?

A
The Imperial State Crown
B
St Edward's Crown
C
The Imperial Crown of India
D
The ampula and anointing spoon
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Q6. The first edition of what newspaper, later The Guardian, was published in 1821?

A
The Guardian Weekly
B
The Manchester Guardian
C
The Gurdian Times
D
The Guardian Standard
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Q7. For a French citizen what flower is associated with the dead of World War I?

A
Blue cornflower
B
Red poppy
C
White clover
D
Green vine
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