Try to answer these 10 questions :)
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Question category: THE COLD WAR
Value: 300

Question 1: Quigley & this Chicago company have come up with a bubble gum cold treatment for kids (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: THE VALLEY
Value: 1,600

Question 2: The monolith known as El Capitan towers over 3,500 feet above this valley (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: EXPLOSIVE MUSIC
Value: 800

Question 3: This group topped the charts & won an Album of the Year Grammy for 2004's How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: THE PHILADELPHIA STORY
Value: 1,000

Question 4: This institute established in 1824 is Philadelphia's Museum of Science & Technology (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: THE BRITISH INVASION
Value: 1,000

Question 5: This duo's 1964 hit A World Without Love was written by John Lennon & Paul McCartney (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: NUMERICAL PHRASES
Value: 400

Question 6: Though heck & darn are examples of these, the phrase usually refers to saltier language (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: CLOSE BUT NO SITAR
Value: 400

Question 7: Tailgate was once a popular style of New Orleans jazz featuring this slide instrument (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: HISTORIC U.S. BUILDINGS
Value: 400

Question 8: A centerpiece of the 1962 World's Fair, this tower had science-fiction art & a German TV tower as inspirations (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: WORLD CITIES
Value: 800

Question 9: The name of this Iraqi capital is Persian for God-given (tap or click here for the answer)

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Question category: TAKE FIVE
Value: 800

Question 10: Early 20th century writer Adelaide Crapsey created the cinquain, which is one of these (tap or click here for the answer)

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