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Can you name the answers to these general trivia questions intended for a college audience?

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To say goodbye, someone from Spain or the Terminator would say what word in this blank: ___ la vista. 
What chemical has the formula H2O? 
What is the colorful alternate name for the card game 21? 
In the last 20 years, what Michigan city has fallen from the 7th largest to the 18th largest in the United States? 
What great American river runs though the city of New Orleans before it reaches its mouth? 
What kind of animal is the villainous creature in each of the Jaws films? 
How many different colors are on a Rubik's cube? 
What is the name of Santa's reindeer with a red nose? 
Who is the lead singer of the Irish band U2? 
Historically, the black keys on a piano were made of ebony wood, and the white keys were made out of what material? 
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Together, the 6 states that are to the east of New York are called what? 
Michelangelo, the Italian master, painted a series of biblical scenes on the ceiling of what Vatican chapel? 
As of October 31, 2011, the population of the world has now reached what number of people? 
Mount Everest, the tallest mountain in the world, lies almost entirely in what country? 
Which one of the Seven Dwarfs does not have a beard? 
Which TV show had four main characters with the first names: Elaine, Cosmo, George and Jerry? 
Which Disney cartoon features Gaston, Cogsworth, and Mrs. Potts? 
If you have an Oedipal complex, you are a man in love with whom? 
In California, in terms of plate tectonics, the San Andreas is the most famous what? 
Name either male tennis player who was #1 in the ATP rankings in 2011. 
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Which of Beethoven's symphonies is called the Choral, because it features the words of Schiller's 'Ode to Joy?' 
A fletcher is someone who makes arrows and a wainwright makes wagons. What does a cooper make? 
What 20th century painter, in 1937, painted one of his masterpieces, Guernica, depicting atrocities during the Spanish Civil War? 
The All Blacks is the name of the national rugby team for what country? 
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk was the first president of what country? 
According to Freud, the psyche is made up of three parts: The id, the ego, and what third part? 
What man was the first leader of the USSR after the Russian Revolution? 
Pablo Neruda, the Nobel Prize-winning poet and politician, hailed from what South American country? 
In France, Louis XIV or Louis the Great was also known by what bright nickname? 
In chemistry, a positive ion is called a cation. What is a negative ion called? 
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