Memolink Lotto / LuckySurf Trivia - July 2008

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1 July

Which large musical instrument is named after a composer?

Sousaphone

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2 July

Medieval scientists investigated what form of magic and primitive chemistry to change one chemical element into another, as lead into gold?

Alchemy

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4 July

What country did Germany attack, resulting in the start of World War II?

Poland

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5 July

What nation borders Russia and China and no other country?

Mongolia

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6 JULY

What is the scientific name of the knee cap?

Patella

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7 July

In what city is Disneyland located?

Anaheim

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8 July

Which actress starred in the FOX series Dark Angel?

Jessica Alba

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9 July

What brand of cookies is advertised by an elf named Ernie?

Keebler

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10 July

Who was the publisher that instituted a series of annual awards for written work in the early 20th century?

Joseph Pulitzer

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11 July

On which stock market is Microsoft located?

NASDAQ

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12 July

Which grayish European bird with a well-known two-note call lays its eggs in the nests of other birds?

Cuckoo

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13 July

In what country is the Narita International Airport located?

Japan 日本国

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14 July

Angel Falls, the world's highest waterfall, is located in which country?

Venzuela

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15 July

In China these noodle-dough dumplings, filled with meat and boiled in soup, are called what?

Won ton

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16 July

What Los Angeles suburb is named for the Roman goddess of fruit and fruit trees?

Pomona