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Nov 26, 2024

[Answer] Which of these capital cities was also once the capital of the U.S.?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Which of these capital cities was also once the capital of the U.S.?"



...Annapolis, Maryland, served as the capital of the United States from November 26, 1783, to August 13, 1784, during the period of the Articles of Confederation. The Continental Congress met in Annapolis at the Maryland State House, where George Washington famously resigned his commission as commander-in-chief of the Continental Army. Annapolis was one of several cities to temporarily hold the title of U.S. capital before Washington, D.C. Other former capitals of the United States include Philadelphia, New York City, Trenton, Princeton, Baltimore, and the Pennsylvania towns of Lancaster and York.

[Answer] 6. In the song "Streets of _________ ", Bruce Springsteen sings about the loneliness on walking throught the streets of this city where the Liberty Bell can be located. Can you name it?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "6. In the song "Streets of _________ ", Bruce Springsteen sings about the loneliness on walking throught the streets of this city where the Liberty Bell can be located. Can you name it?"



...1. back alley 2. Chicago 3. Philadelphia 4. Atlanta This song was an Oscar winner in 1993 for the soundtrack of the movie "Philadelphia" and won "Song of the Year" in 1995 Grammy Awards.

[Answer] 5. Surprisingly, not all spiders make webs to capture prey, nor anchor webs to fixed objects. How then do these spiders catch their food?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. Surprisingly, not all spiders make webs to capture prey, nor anchor webs to fixed objects. How then do these spiders catch their food?"



...1. All of these methods 2. Weaving small webs on their feet 3. Running prey down in an open chase 4. Pouncing from concealment The most amazing of these methods is the one used by spiders that weave small webs on their feet, and then leap onto prey and wrap the web around their catch before paralysing and killing it. Astonishing.

[Answer] 4. What is the national spice of Hungary?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. What is the national spice of Hungary?"



...1. Paprika 2. Allspice 3. Coriandor 4. Saffron Paprika is made from dried capsicum peppers. It can be mild or sweet. It's also used to color or decorate foods such as deviled eggs due to its distinctive orange red color.

[Answer] 3. More famous for his wry humor and twisted English, this Yankee star answered to the name "Yogi". Who was the catcher who once said, "It ain't over til its over?"

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. More famous for his wry humor and twisted English, this Yankee star answered to the name "Yogi". Who was the catcher who once said, "It ain't over til its over?""



...1. Eddie Lopat 2. Mordecai Brown 3. Lawrence Berra 4. Gene Woodling A childhood nickname. Growing up in St. Lous, Berra imitated an Indian fakir after watching a movie travelogue. A friend noted that he looked like a yogi. He was a rarity in that he was an excellent hitter and a great defensive catcher. He played in 14 World Series, a total of 75 games. As a manager, he won pennants in both the American and National leagues.

[Answer] 2. For what country does the MOSSAD operate as intelligence gatherers?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "2. For what country does the MOSSAD operate as intelligence gatherers?"



...1. Bulgaria 2. Israel 3. Denmark 4. Albania The MOSSAD was founded in 1950. One of its most notable successes was the capture of Adolf Eichmann. They are rumored to move their headquarters to different locations on a frequent basis for security reasons.

[Answer] 1. In 1980, a hero from the serials of the 1930s returned to the big screen to once again fight Ming the Merciless and save Earth. What was the name of the movie with this football hero who found himself battling villains in outer space?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "1. In 1980, a hero from the serials of the 1930s returned to the big screen to once again fight Ming the Merciless and save Earth. What was the name of the movie with this football hero who found himself battling villains in outer space?"



...1. Batman 2. Flash Gordon 3. The Perils of Pauline 4. Dudley Do Right The soundtrack for the film was provided by the rock band Queen and included the single "Flash's Theme". The film starred Sam J. Jones as Flash and Max von Sydow as Emperor Ming the Merciless. The tagline for the movie was "Pathetic earthlings... Who can save you now?"