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| When the countries of the world are listed alphabetically, what is the capital city of the first country? | |
| Which James Joyce novel shares its name with the first name of a US president? | |
| What artificial language, based on the roots of the chief European languages, was devised in 1887? | |
| What automaker produces the Corolla, Prius and Land Cruiser series of cars? | |
| What Pacific island is strongly associated with French artist Paul Gauguin, who lived there for many years? | |
| According to a popular British music hall song, 'It's a Long Way to' which Irish county? | |
| In the musical Grease, what surname features in the name of the high school Danny and Sandy attend? | |
| What domesticated mammal occupied the position of the Inca civilisation's only beast of burden? | |
| What newspaper comic strip, featuring a Great Dane of the same name, was turned into a movie in 2010? | |
| What mononymous pop singer has had hit singles including 'Tik Tok' and 'We R Who We R'? | |
| What Punic military commander shares his name with a cannibalistic villain created by Thomas Harris? | |
| What forage crop is also the nickname of a character in 'The Little Rascals'/'Our Gang' series of kids films? | |
| By what name are the poverty-stricken shanty towns endemic to Brazilian urban areas known? | |
| What sport, played using wooden sticks with netting at the end, was created by Native American tribes? | |
| What maritime system for conveying information uses handheld flags or paddles to create visual signals? | |
| By what name is the light-sensitive layer of tissue lining the inner surface of the eye known? | |
| Which French city has the same name as a fictional teenage girl detective with the surname Drew? | |
| What poison was used as a means of committing suicide by many Nazi officials, including Heinrich Himmler? | |
| What is the surname of the French actor known for his roles in 'Green Card' and 'Cyrano de Bergerac'? | |
| What exclamation meaning 'I have found it' is famously attributed to Greek philosopher Archimedes? | |