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"V-Bucks" are the in-game currency for which famous videogame franchise?

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Answer: Fortnite
As of December 2018, players of "Fortnite" collectively spend $200 million on V-Bucks monthly.

Easy

Canada is made up of how many provinces?

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Answer: 10 provinces
The 10 provinces in Canada are Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, Manitoba, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island.

Easy

Colonel Sanders was the founder of which famous fast-food chain?

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Answer: Kentucky Fried Chicken
Starting from humble beginnings in 1952, Colonel Sanders' Kentucky Fried Chicken is now the second-largest fast-food chain in the entire world.

Medium

On which network did "The Big Bang Theory" premiere?

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Answer: CBS
September 24, 2007 was the date this hit sitcom premiered on CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System). CBS is a commercial radio and television network headquartered in New York City. It was founded by Arthur Judson on September 18, 1927.

Easy

How many countries are apart of NATO?

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Answer: 28
When NATO was first founded, there were only 12 countries. These countries are Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, The Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

Easy

Walker school is a prerequisite for some actors and actresses employed to work on which television program?

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Answer: The Walking Dead
The informal walker school is how actors and actresses who play zombies or "walkers" on the "the Walking Dead" learn how to move zombie-like.

Easy

Which founding member of Hogwarts argued the school should only cater to purebloods?

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Answer: Salazar Slytherin
Logically the answer to this question would be Salazar Slytherin, upon whom Slytherin House is named after.

Hard

A "foo fighter", upon which the famous 1990's band is named, is a term derived from which line of professionals?

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Answer: Aircraft Pilots
The term foo fighter was actually used to describe unexplained aerial phenomenon, which they sometimes thought were secret Axis weapons, by Allied aircraft pilots during World War II.

VeryHard

Which American sitcom once aired an episode entitled "April Fool's Day" which was actually about Tax Day?

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Answer: Roseanne
The hit 1990's sitcom Roseanne aired such an episode on 10 April 1990 which actually centered on the family scrambling to file their taxes on time.



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