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What is the full name of Meg in “Family Guy”?

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Megatron Griffin.

Shortly after birth, Peter Griffin altered Meg’s name from her birth certificate from Megan to Megatron.

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What is the focus of Sheldon Cooper’s podcast in “The Big Bang Theory”?

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Vexillology.

Vexillology is the study of flags, represented in “Fun with Flags” hosted by Sheldon in S5E14. Amy also briefly appears in the podcast as his assistant.

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The incident of the Boston Tea Party took place in which year?

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1773.

In 1773, an English ship boarded a tea ship in Boston. But North America didn’t accept it and the governor ordered to unload the tea. A group of citizens unloaded and dumped all the tea crates into the water. That incident was later termed as Boston Tea Party.

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Which is the king fruit in the world?

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Durian is considered as the king of fruits.

It is because of its thick skin, odor type, and large size. It tastes like heaven and smells like hell. Durian can grow as twelve inches long to six inches in diameter, weights 1 to 3 kilograms per piece.

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What is the smallest palindromic prime number to contain 11 6’s?

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$What is the smallest palindromic prime number to contain 11 6’s?$

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1666666666661.

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When was the first flat screen TV launched in the market?

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What is the name of the fastest car in the world?

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1997.

In 1997, Sony and Sharp launched the first flat screen television. It was a 42- inch large screen TV that was manufactured by using Plasma Addressed Liquid Crystal (PALC) technology.

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Who was “Unsinkable Sam”?

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It is the name of a cat that survived 3 shipwrecks during World War II.

The original name of the ship’s cat was Oskar and is reported to serve during World War II with both the Kriegsmarine and the Royal Navy and survived the sinking of three ships. “Oscar” was derived from the International Code of Signals for the letter ‘O,’ which is code for “Man Overboard”(the German spelling, “Oskar,” was sometimes used since he was a German cat).

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Which country has the most metal bands per capita?

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Finland.

Finland is home to the most metal bands, rocking a record of 53.5 metal bands per 100.000 people. Sweden and Norway were tied for second place. Head-banging and jumping into a pit are definitely ways to keep you warm!

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What animal does not drink water all its life?

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Kangaroo rat.

This is because the kangaroo rats can literally spend their entire lives without a single drink. The rodent comes from the American southwest and, surprisingly, can live its whole life without drinking a single drop of water.

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