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Which fantasy world created by C.S.Lewis is the primary location for his series of seven novels for children? | |
Which form of magic involves communication with the deceased by summoning their spirit for the purpose of divination? | |
In Greek mythology who was the hunter who fell in love with his own image? | |
Which Greek goddess of divine punishment is the agent of ones downfall, undoing, ruin or destruction? | |
Which city in present day Iraq was the capital of the Assyrian Empire until destroyed in 612 BC? | |
In Buddhism, what state of bliss or peace may be experienced in life or after death? | |
Which city in Israel was the childhood home of Jesus? | |
What do the Japanese call Japan? | |
Which plant related to the potato typically has poisonous black or red berries? | |
Which bird of the thrush family is noted for its rich melodious song, often heard at night? | |
What name can be given to a female goat? | |
Which low altitude cloud or cloud mass with ragged edges gives rain, sleet or snow? | |
Which fruit of the peach family has red, yellow, or white flesh and a smooth skin? | |
What name is given to a feudal Japanese mercenary highly trained in martial arts and stealth? | |
Who was the Roman god of the sea? | |
Which southwestern American Indian tribe is the largest federally recognized tribe in the USA? | |
The name of which 12th-13th century Gothic cathedral in Paris is French for 'Our Lady of Paris'? | |
Which synthetic polymer was first produced by the American chemical company DuPont in 1935? | |
Which small Arctic whale has a long forward-pointing spirally twisted tusk developed from one of its teeth? | |
Which Indonesian powdered spice is used to flavour a host of cakes, puddings, custards etc? | |
Windhoek is the capital of which African country? | |
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