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In South Africa, who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999?
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['Mbeki, Thabo' 'President Mbeki' 'Thabo Mbeki' 'Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki'
'Thabo mbeki' 'THABO MBEKI' 'Thabo Mvulyewa Mbeki' 'Zanele Mbeki']
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9
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To answer the question of who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in
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In South Africa, who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999?
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['Mbeki, Thabo' 'President Mbeki' 'Thabo Mbeki' 'Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki'
'Thabo mbeki' 'THABO MBEKI' 'Thabo Mvulyewa Mbeki' 'Zanele Mbeki']
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9
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To answer the question of who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999, I will follow these steps:
1. Recall Nelson Mandela
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In South Africa, who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999?
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['Mbeki, Thabo' 'President Mbeki' 'Thabo Mbeki' 'Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki'
'Thabo mbeki' 'THABO MBEKI' 'Thabo Mvulyewa Mbeki' 'Zanele Mbeki']
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9
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To answer the question of who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999, I will follow these steps:
1. Recall Nelson Mandela's presidency: Nelson Mandela served as the first black president of South Africa from 1
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In South Africa, who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999?
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['Mbeki, Thabo' 'President Mbeki' 'Thabo Mbeki' 'Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki'
'Thabo mbeki' 'THABO MBEKI' 'Thabo Mvulyewa Mbeki' 'Zanele Mbeki']
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9
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To answer the question of who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999, I will follow these steps:
1. Recall Nelson Mandela's presidency: Nelson Mandela served as the first black president of South Africa from 1994 to 1999.
2. Identify the successor:
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In South Africa, who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999?
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['Mbeki, Thabo' 'President Mbeki' 'Thabo Mbeki' 'Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki'
'Thabo mbeki' 'THABO MBEKI' 'Thabo Mvulyewa Mbeki' 'Zanele Mbeki']
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9
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To answer the question of who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999, I will follow these steps:
1. Recall Nelson Mandela's presidency: Nelson Mandela served as the first black president of South Africa from 1994 to 1999.
2. Identify the successor: After Mandela's presidency, the next president was Thabo Mbeki, who was elected
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In South Africa, who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999?
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['Mbeki, Thabo' 'President Mbeki' 'Thabo Mbeki' 'Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki'
'Thabo mbeki' 'THABO MBEKI' 'Thabo Mvulyewa Mbeki' 'Zanele Mbeki']
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9
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To answer the question of who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999, I will follow these steps:
1. Recall Nelson Mandela's presidency: Nelson Mandela served as the first black president of South Africa from 1994 to 1999.
2. Identify the successor: After Mandela's presidency, the next president was Thabo Mbeki, who was elected in 1999 and served until 2008.
3
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In South Africa, who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999?
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['Mbeki, Thabo' 'President Mbeki' 'Thabo Mbeki' 'Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki'
'Thabo mbeki' 'THABO MBEKI' 'Thabo Mvulyewa Mbeki' 'Zanele Mbeki']
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9
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To answer the question of who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999, I will follow these steps:
1. Recall Nelson Mandela's presidency: Nelson Mandela served as the first black president of South Africa from 1994 to 1999.
2. Identify the successor: After Mandela's presidency, the next president was Thabo Mbeki, who was elected in 1999 and served until 2008.
3. Verify the information: Thabo Mbeki was indeed the President of South Africa
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In South Africa, who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999?
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['Mbeki, Thabo' 'President Mbeki' 'Thabo Mbeki' 'Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki'
'Thabo mbeki' 'THABO MBEKI' 'Thabo Mvulyewa Mbeki' 'Zanele Mbeki']
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9
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To answer the question of who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999, I will follow these steps:
1. Recall Nelson Mandela's presidency: Nelson Mandela served as the first black president of South Africa from 1994 to 1999.
2. Identify the successor: After Mandela's presidency, the next president was Thabo Mbeki, who was elected in 1999 and served until 2008.
3. Verify the information: Thabo Mbeki was indeed the President of South Africa from 1999 to 2008, succeeding Nelson Mandela.
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In South Africa, who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999?
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['Mbeki, Thabo' 'President Mbeki' 'Thabo Mbeki' 'Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki'
'Thabo mbeki' 'THABO MBEKI' 'Thabo Mvulyewa Mbeki' 'Zanele Mbeki']
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9
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To answer the question of who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999, I will follow these steps:
1. Recall Nelson Mandela's presidency: Nelson Mandela served as the first black president of South Africa from 1994 to 1999.
2. Identify the successor: After Mandela's presidency, the next president was Thabo Mbeki, who was elected in 1999 and served until 2008.
3. Verify the information: Thabo Mbeki was indeed the President of South Africa from 1999 to 2008, succeeding Nelson Mandela.
Given that this is a historical fact and I am confident in the accuracy of the
| 147 | 90 |
In South Africa, who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999?
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['Mbeki, Thabo' 'President Mbeki' 'Thabo Mbeki' 'Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki'
'Thabo mbeki' 'THABO MBEKI' 'Thabo Mvulyewa Mbeki' 'Zanele Mbeki']
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9
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To answer the question of who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999, I will follow these steps:
1. Recall Nelson Mandela's presidency: Nelson Mandela served as the first black president of South Africa from 1994 to 1999.
2. Identify the successor: After Mandela's presidency, the next president was Thabo Mbeki, who was elected in 1999 and served until 2008.
3. Verify the information: Thabo Mbeki was indeed the President of South Africa from 1999 to 2008, succeeding Nelson Mandela.
Given that this is a historical fact and I am confident in the accuracy of the information based on widely known historical records, I can assess my confidence in this answer.
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Name the 1998 movie from the IMDB plot summary: "A former neo-nazi skinhead tries to prevent his younger brother from going down the same wrong path that he did."
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['Danny Vinyard' 'White man marches on' 'Daniel Vinyard' 'Historyx.com'
'American History X' 'American history x' 'Derek Vinyard']
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Name the 1998 movie from the IMDB plot summary: "A former neo-nazi skinhead tries to prevent his younger brother from going down the same wrong path that he did."
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['Danny Vinyard' 'White man marches on' 'Daniel Vinyard' 'Historyx.com'
'American History X' 'American history x' 'Derek Vinyard']
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10
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To identify the 1998 movie from the given IMDB plot
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Name the 1998 movie from the IMDB plot summary: "A former neo-nazi skinhead tries to prevent his younger brother from going down the same wrong path that he did."
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['Danny Vinyard' 'White man marches on' 'Daniel Vinyard' 'Historyx.com'
'American History X' 'American history x' 'Derek Vinyard']
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10
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To identify the 1998 movie from the given IMDB plot summary, I will consider the key elements of the summary: a former neo-Nazi
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Name the 1998 movie from the IMDB plot summary: "A former neo-nazi skinhead tries to prevent his younger brother from going down the same wrong path that he did."
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['Danny Vinyard' 'White man marches on' 'Daniel Vinyard' 'Historyx.com'
'American History X' 'American history x' 'Derek Vinyard']
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10
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To identify the 1998 movie from the given IMDB plot summary, I will consider the key elements of the summary: a former neo-Nazi skinhead, preventing his younger brother from following the same path. This plot
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Name the 1998 movie from the IMDB plot summary: "A former neo-nazi skinhead tries to prevent his younger brother from going down the same wrong path that he did."
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['Danny Vinyard' 'White man marches on' 'Daniel Vinyard' 'Historyx.com'
'American History X' 'American history x' 'Derek Vinyard']
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10
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To identify the 1998 movie from the given IMDB plot summary, I will consider the key elements of the summary: a former neo-Nazi skinhead, preventing his younger brother from following the same path. This plot is quite specific and unique, which narrows down the possibilities significantly.
The movie
| 62 | 40 |
Name the 1998 movie from the IMDB plot summary: "A former neo-nazi skinhead tries to prevent his younger brother from going down the same wrong path that he did."
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['Danny Vinyard' 'White man marches on' 'Daniel Vinyard' 'Historyx.com'
'American History X' 'American history x' 'Derek Vinyard']
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10
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To identify the 1998 movie from the given IMDB plot summary, I will consider the key elements of the summary: a former neo-Nazi skinhead, preventing his younger brother from following the same path. This plot is quite specific and unique, which narrows down the possibilities significantly.
The movie that matches this description is "American History X," directed by Tony Kaye and
| 78 | 50 |
Name the 1998 movie from the IMDB plot summary: "A former neo-nazi skinhead tries to prevent his younger brother from going down the same wrong path that he did."
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['Danny Vinyard' 'White man marches on' 'Daniel Vinyard' 'Historyx.com'
'American History X' 'American history x' 'Derek Vinyard']
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10
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To identify the 1998 movie from the given IMDB plot summary, I will consider the key elements of the summary: a former neo-Nazi skinhead, preventing his younger brother from following the same path. This plot is quite specific and unique, which narrows down the possibilities significantly.
The movie that matches this description is "American History X," directed by Tony Kaye and starring Edward Norton and Edward Furlong. The film tells the story of
| 93 | 60 |
Name the 1998 movie from the IMDB plot summary: "A former neo-nazi skinhead tries to prevent his younger brother from going down the same wrong path that he did."
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['Danny Vinyard' 'White man marches on' 'Daniel Vinyard' 'Historyx.com'
'American History X' 'American history x' 'Derek Vinyard']
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10
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To identify the 1998 movie from the given IMDB plot summary, I will consider the key elements of the summary: a former neo-Nazi skinhead, preventing his younger brother from following the same path. This plot is quite specific and unique, which narrows down the possibilities significantly.
The movie that matches this description is "American History X," directed by Tony Kaye and starring Edward Norton and Edward Furlong. The film tells the story of a former neo-Nazi skinhead, Derek Vinyard, who tries to prevent
| 109 | 70 |
Name the 1998 movie from the IMDB plot summary: "A former neo-nazi skinhead tries to prevent his younger brother from going down the same wrong path that he did."
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['Danny Vinyard' 'White man marches on' 'Daniel Vinyard' 'Historyx.com'
'American History X' 'American history x' 'Derek Vinyard']
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10
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To identify the 1998 movie from the given IMDB plot summary, I will consider the key elements of the summary: a former neo-Nazi skinhead, preventing his younger brother from following the same path. This plot is quite specific and unique, which narrows down the possibilities significantly.
The movie that matches this description is "American History X," directed by Tony Kaye and starring Edward Norton and Edward Furlong. The film tells the story of a former neo-Nazi skinhead, Derek Vinyard, who tries to prevent his younger brother, Danny, from following in his footsteps after he is released
| 124 | 80 |
Name the 1998 movie from the IMDB plot summary: "A former neo-nazi skinhead tries to prevent his younger brother from going down the same wrong path that he did."
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['Danny Vinyard' 'White man marches on' 'Daniel Vinyard' 'Historyx.com'
'American History X' 'American history x' 'Derek Vinyard']
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10
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To identify the 1998 movie from the given IMDB plot summary, I will consider the key elements of the summary: a former neo-Nazi skinhead, preventing his younger brother from following the same path. This plot is quite specific and unique, which narrows down the possibilities significantly.
The movie that matches this description is "American History X," directed by Tony Kaye and starring Edward Norton and Edward Furlong. The film tells the story of a former neo-Nazi skinhead, Derek Vinyard, who tries to prevent his younger brother, Danny, from following in his footsteps after he is released from prison.
Given the specificity of the plot summary and the uniqueness of the storyline
| 140 | 90 |
Name the 1998 movie from the IMDB plot summary: "A former neo-nazi skinhead tries to prevent his younger brother from going down the same wrong path that he did."
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['Danny Vinyard' 'White man marches on' 'Daniel Vinyard' 'Historyx.com'
'American History X' 'American history x' 'Derek Vinyard']
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10
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To identify the 1998 movie from the given IMDB plot summary, I will consider the key elements of the summary: a former neo-Nazi skinhead, preventing his younger brother from following the same path. This plot is quite specific and unique, which narrows down the possibilities significantly.
The movie that matches this description is "American History X," directed by Tony Kaye and starring Edward Norton and Edward Furlong. The film tells the story of a former neo-Nazi skinhead, Derek Vinyard, who tries to prevent his younger brother, Danny, from following in his footsteps after he is released from prison.
Given the specificity of the plot summary and the uniqueness of the storyline, I am highly confident that the movie in question is "American History X."
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At which battle of 2 December 1805 did Napoleon defeat a combined Austrian-Russian army?
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['Battle of Slavkov' 'Battle of Three Emperors'
"Austerlitz: Napoleon's Greatest Victory" 'Battle of the Three Emperors'
'Pratzen plateau' 'Pratzen Heights' 'Battle of austerlitz'
'The Battle of the Three Emperors' 'The Battle of Austerlitz'
'Battle of the three emperors' 'Battle of three emperors'
'Battle of Austerlitz' 'Battle Of Austerlitz' 'Austerlitz campaign']
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11
| 0 | 0 |
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At which battle of 2 December 1805 did Napoleon defeat a combined Austrian-Russian army?
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['Battle of Slavkov' 'Battle of Three Emperors'
"Austerlitz: Napoleon's Greatest Victory" 'Battle of the Three Emperors'
'Pratzen plateau' 'Pratzen Heights' 'Battle of austerlitz'
'The Battle of the Three Emperors' 'The Battle of Austerlitz'
'Battle of the three emperors' 'Battle of three emperors'
'Battle of Austerlitz' 'Battle Of Austerlitz' 'Austerlitz campaign']
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11
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To answer this question, I will first identify the battle that took place on 2 December 18
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At which battle of 2 December 1805 did Napoleon defeat a combined Austrian-Russian army?
|
['Battle of Slavkov' 'Battle of Three Emperors'
"Austerlitz: Napoleon's Greatest Victory" 'Battle of the Three Emperors'
'Pratzen plateau' 'Pratzen Heights' 'Battle of austerlitz'
'The Battle of the Three Emperors' 'The Battle of Austerlitz'
'Battle of the three emperors' 'Battle of three emperors'
'Battle of Austerlitz' 'Battle Of Austerlitz' 'Austerlitz campaign']
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11
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To answer this question, I will first identify the battle that took place on 2 December 1805 and involved Napoleon, an Austrian-Russian army.
Step 1: Identify the battle.
- The
| 42 | 20 |
At which battle of 2 December 1805 did Napoleon defeat a combined Austrian-Russian army?
|
['Battle of Slavkov' 'Battle of Three Emperors'
"Austerlitz: Napoleon's Greatest Victory" 'Battle of the Three Emperors'
'Pratzen plateau' 'Pratzen Heights' 'Battle of austerlitz'
'The Battle of the Three Emperors' 'The Battle of Austerlitz'
'Battle of the three emperors' 'Battle of three emperors'
'Battle of Austerlitz' 'Battle Of Austerlitz' 'Austerlitz campaign']
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11
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To answer this question, I will first identify the battle that took place on 2 December 1805 and involved Napoleon, an Austrian-Russian army.
Step 1: Identify the battle.
- The date 2 December 1805 is significant in Napoleonic history.
- This date corresponds
| 63 | 30 |
At which battle of 2 December 1805 did Napoleon defeat a combined Austrian-Russian army?
|
['Battle of Slavkov' 'Battle of Three Emperors'
"Austerlitz: Napoleon's Greatest Victory" 'Battle of the Three Emperors'
'Pratzen plateau' 'Pratzen Heights' 'Battle of austerlitz'
'The Battle of the Three Emperors' 'The Battle of Austerlitz'
'Battle of the three emperors' 'Battle of three emperors'
'Battle of Austerlitz' 'Battle Of Austerlitz' 'Austerlitz campaign']
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11
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To answer this question, I will first identify the battle that took place on 2 December 1805 and involved Napoleon, an Austrian-Russian army.
Step 1: Identify the battle.
- The date 2 December 1805 is significant in Napoleonic history.
- This date corresponds to the Battle of Austerlitz, also known as the Battle of the Three Emperors,
| 84 | 40 |
At which battle of 2 December 1805 did Napoleon defeat a combined Austrian-Russian army?
|
['Battle of Slavkov' 'Battle of Three Emperors'
"Austerlitz: Napoleon's Greatest Victory" 'Battle of the Three Emperors'
'Pratzen plateau' 'Pratzen Heights' 'Battle of austerlitz'
'The Battle of the Three Emperors' 'The Battle of Austerlitz'
'Battle of the three emperors' 'Battle of three emperors'
'Battle of Austerlitz' 'Battle Of Austerlitz' 'Austerlitz campaign']
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11
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To answer this question, I will first identify the battle that took place on 2 December 1805 and involved Napoleon, an Austrian-Russian army.
Step 1: Identify the battle.
- The date 2 December 1805 is significant in Napoleonic history.
- This date corresponds to the Battle of Austerlitz, also known as the Battle of the Three Emperors, which was a major engagement in the War of the Third Coalition.
Step 2: Confirm the participants.
| 105 | 50 |
At which battle of 2 December 1805 did Napoleon defeat a combined Austrian-Russian army?
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['Battle of Slavkov' 'Battle of Three Emperors'
"Austerlitz: Napoleon's Greatest Victory" 'Battle of the Three Emperors'
'Pratzen plateau' 'Pratzen Heights' 'Battle of austerlitz'
'The Battle of the Three Emperors' 'The Battle of Austerlitz'
'Battle of the three emperors' 'Battle of three emperors'
'Battle of Austerlitz' 'Battle Of Austerlitz' 'Austerlitz campaign']
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11
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To answer this question, I will first identify the battle that took place on 2 December 1805 and involved Napoleon, an Austrian-Russian army.
Step 1: Identify the battle.
- The date 2 December 1805 is significant in Napoleonic history.
- This date corresponds to the Battle of Austerlitz, also known as the Battle of the Three Emperors, which was a major engagement in the War of the Third Coalition.
Step 2: Confirm the participants.
- The battle involved Napoleon's French Empire against a combined force of the Austrian and Russian Empires.
-
| 126 | 60 |
At which battle of 2 December 1805 did Napoleon defeat a combined Austrian-Russian army?
|
['Battle of Slavkov' 'Battle of Three Emperors'
"Austerlitz: Napoleon's Greatest Victory" 'Battle of the Three Emperors'
'Pratzen plateau' 'Pratzen Heights' 'Battle of austerlitz'
'The Battle of the Three Emperors' 'The Battle of Austerlitz'
'Battle of the three emperors' 'Battle of three emperors'
'Battle of Austerlitz' 'Battle Of Austerlitz' 'Austerlitz campaign']
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11
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To answer this question, I will first identify the battle that took place on 2 December 1805 and involved Napoleon, an Austrian-Russian army.
Step 1: Identify the battle.
- The date 2 December 1805 is significant in Napoleonic history.
- This date corresponds to the Battle of Austerlitz, also known as the Battle of the Three Emperors, which was a major engagement in the War of the Third Coalition.
Step 2: Confirm the participants.
- The battle involved Napoleon's French Empire against a combined force of the Austrian and Russian Empires.
- This confirms that the battle in question is indeed the Battle of Austerlitz.
Step 3:
| 147 | 70 |
At which battle of 2 December 1805 did Napoleon defeat a combined Austrian-Russian army?
|
['Battle of Slavkov' 'Battle of Three Emperors'
"Austerlitz: Napoleon's Greatest Victory" 'Battle of the Three Emperors'
'Pratzen plateau' 'Pratzen Heights' 'Battle of austerlitz'
'The Battle of the Three Emperors' 'The Battle of Austerlitz'
'Battle of the three emperors' 'Battle of three emperors'
'Battle of Austerlitz' 'Battle Of Austerlitz' 'Austerlitz campaign']
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11
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To answer this question, I will first identify the battle that took place on 2 December 1805 and involved Napoleon, an Austrian-Russian army.
Step 1: Identify the battle.
- The date 2 December 1805 is significant in Napoleonic history.
- This date corresponds to the Battle of Austerlitz, also known as the Battle of the Three Emperors, which was a major engagement in the War of the Third Coalition.
Step 2: Confirm the participants.
- The battle involved Napoleon's French Empire against a combined force of the Austrian and Russian Empires.
- This confirms that the battle in question is indeed the Battle of Austerlitz.
Step 3: Confirm the outcome.
- Napoleon's forces achieved a decisive victory over the combined Austrian-Russian army.
- This
| 168 | 80 |
At which battle of 2 December 1805 did Napoleon defeat a combined Austrian-Russian army?
|
['Battle of Slavkov' 'Battle of Three Emperors'
"Austerlitz: Napoleon's Greatest Victory" 'Battle of the Three Emperors'
'Pratzen plateau' 'Pratzen Heights' 'Battle of austerlitz'
'The Battle of the Three Emperors' 'The Battle of Austerlitz'
'Battle of the three emperors' 'Battle of three emperors'
'Battle of Austerlitz' 'Battle Of Austerlitz' 'Austerlitz campaign']
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11
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To answer this question, I will first identify the battle that took place on 2 December 1805 and involved Napoleon, an Austrian-Russian army.
Step 1: Identify the battle.
- The date 2 December 1805 is significant in Napoleonic history.
- This date corresponds to the Battle of Austerlitz, also known as the Battle of the Three Emperors, which was a major engagement in the War of the Third Coalition.
Step 2: Confirm the participants.
- The battle involved Napoleon's French Empire against a combined force of the Austrian and Russian Empires.
- This confirms that the battle in question is indeed the Battle of Austerlitz.
Step 3: Confirm the outcome.
- Napoleon's forces achieved a decisive victory over the combined Austrian-Russian army.
- This victory is considered one of Napoleon's greatest military achievements.
Given the historical facts and the specific details provided in
| 189 | 90 |
At which battle of 2 December 1805 did Napoleon defeat a combined Austrian-Russian army?
|
['Battle of Slavkov' 'Battle of Three Emperors'
"Austerlitz: Napoleon's Greatest Victory" 'Battle of the Three Emperors'
'Pratzen plateau' 'Pratzen Heights' 'Battle of austerlitz'
'The Battle of the Three Emperors' 'The Battle of Austerlitz'
'Battle of the three emperors' 'Battle of three emperors'
'Battle of Austerlitz' 'Battle Of Austerlitz' 'Austerlitz campaign']
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11
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To answer this question, I will first identify the battle that took place on 2 December 1805 and involved Napoleon, an Austrian-Russian army.
Step 1: Identify the battle.
- The date 2 December 1805 is significant in Napoleonic history.
- This date corresponds to the Battle of Austerlitz, also known as the Battle of the Three Emperors, which was a major engagement in the War of the Third Coalition.
Step 2: Confirm the participants.
- The battle involved Napoleon's French Empire against a combined force of the Austrian and Russian Empires.
- This confirms that the battle in question is indeed the Battle of Austerlitz.
Step 3: Confirm the outcome.
- Napoleon's forces achieved a decisive victory over the combined Austrian-Russian army.
- This victory is considered one of Napoleon's greatest military achievements.
Given the historical facts and the specific details provided in the question, I can confidently state that the battle in question is the Battle of Austerlitz.
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Which element takes its name from the Persian for 'gold coloured'?
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['Zirconium salts' 'Zircronium' 'Zirconium' 'Element 40' 'Zirconium salt'
'Zr']
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12
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Which element takes its name from the Persian for 'gold coloured'?
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['Zirconium salts' 'Zircronium' 'Zirconium' 'Element 40' 'Zirconium salt'
'Zr']
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To answer this question, I will first recall elements that are known for their color and then identify which one has a name that translates to 'gold coloured' from Persian.
1. **Recall of elements with color-related names**: Some elements have names that are derived from their color, such as gold (aurum in Latin), silver (argentum in Latin), and copper (cuprum in Latin). However, these names are not directly related to Persian.
2. **Identify the Persian term for 'gold coloured'**: The Persian word for gold is "طلایی" (talaii), which is used to describe something that is gold-colored.
3. **Match the Persian term to an element**: The element that matches this description is "aurum" in Latin, but in Persian, the element that is often associated with a gold-like color is "طلایی" (talaii). However, this term does not directly correspond to the name of an element in English. The element that
| 204 | 10 |
Which element takes its name from the Persian for 'gold coloured'?
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['Zirconium salts' 'Zircronium' 'Zirconium' 'Element 40' 'Zirconium salt'
'Zr']
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12
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To answer this question, I will first recall elements that are known for their color and then identify which one has a name that translates to 'gold coloured' from Persian.
1. **Recall of elements with color-related names**: Some elements have names that are derived from their color, such as gold (aurum in Latin), silver (argentum in Latin), and copper (cuprum in Latin). However, these names are not directly related to Persian.
2. **Identify the Persian term for 'gold coloured'**: The Persian word for gold is "طلایی" (talaii), which is used to describe something that is gold-colored.
3. **Match the Persian term to an element**: The element that matches this description is "aurum" in Latin, but in Persian, the element that is often associated with a gold-like color is "طلایی" (talaii). However, this term does not directly correspond to the name of an element in English. The element that is often associated with a gold-like color and has a name that can be traced back to a term meaning 'gold' in another language is "gold" itself, but this is not the answer we are looking for since we need a Persian origin.
4. **Consider other elements**: Another element that is known for its color and has a name that can be traced back to a term meaning 'gold' in another language is "brass," but brass is an alloy, not an element. The element that fits the description and has a name derived from a term meaning 'gold' in Persian is "aurum" in Latin, but the element name in English that matches this description is "gold" (Au). However, the element that is named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element we are looking for is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a
| 409 | 20 |
Which element takes its name from the Persian for 'gold coloured'?
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['Zirconium salts' 'Zircronium' 'Zirconium' 'Element 40' 'Zirconium salt'
'Zr']
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12
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To answer this question, I will first recall elements that are known for their color and then identify which one has a name that translates to 'gold coloured' from Persian.
1. **Recall of elements with color-related names**: Some elements have names that are derived from their color, such as gold (aurum in Latin), silver (argentum in Latin), and copper (cuprum in Latin). However, these names are not directly related to Persian.
2. **Identify the Persian term for 'gold coloured'**: The Persian word for gold is "طلایی" (talaii), which is used to describe something that is gold-colored.
3. **Match the Persian term to an element**: The element that matches this description is "aurum" in Latin, but in Persian, the element that is often associated with a gold-like color is "طلایی" (talaii). However, this term does not directly correspond to the name of an element in English. The element that is often associated with a gold-like color and has a name that can be traced back to a term meaning 'gold' in another language is "gold" itself, but this is not the answer we are looking for since we need a Persian origin.
4. **Consider other elements**: Another element that is known for its color and has a name that can be traced back to a term meaning 'gold' in another language is "brass," but brass is an alloy, not an element. The element that fits the description and has a name derived from a term meaning 'gold' in Persian is "aurum" in Latin, but the element name in English that matches this description is "gold" (Au). However, the element that is named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element we are looking for is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term
| 614 | 30 |
Which element takes its name from the Persian for 'gold coloured'?
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['Zirconium salts' 'Zircronium' 'Zirconium' 'Element 40' 'Zirconium salt'
'Zr']
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12
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To answer this question, I will first recall elements that are known for their color and then identify which one has a name that translates to 'gold coloured' from Persian.
1. **Recall of elements with color-related names**: Some elements have names that are derived from their color, such as gold (aurum in Latin), silver (argentum in Latin), and copper (cuprum in Latin). However, these names are not directly related to Persian.
2. **Identify the Persian term for 'gold coloured'**: The Persian word for gold is "طلایی" (talaii), which is used to describe something that is gold-colored.
3. **Match the Persian term to an element**: The element that matches this description is "aurum" in Latin, but in Persian, the element that is often associated with a gold-like color is "طلایی" (talaii). However, this term does not directly correspond to the name of an element in English. The element that is often associated with a gold-like color and has a name that can be traced back to a term meaning 'gold' in another language is "gold" itself, but this is not the answer we are looking for since we need a Persian origin.
4. **Consider other elements**: Another element that is known for its color and has a name that can be traced back to a term meaning 'gold' in another language is "brass," but brass is an alloy, not an element. The element that fits the description and has a name derived from a term meaning 'gold' in Persian is "aurum" in Latin, but the element name in English that matches this description is "gold" (Au). However, the element that is named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element we are looking for is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for '
| 819 | 40 |
Which element takes its name from the Persian for 'gold coloured'?
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['Zirconium salts' 'Zircronium' 'Zirconium' 'Element 40' 'Zirconium salt'
'Zr']
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12
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To answer this question, I will first recall elements that are known for their color and then identify which one has a name that translates to 'gold coloured' from Persian.
1. **Recall of elements with color-related names**: Some elements have names that are derived from their color, such as gold (aurum in Latin), silver (argentum in Latin), and copper (cuprum in Latin). However, these names are not directly related to Persian.
2. **Identify the Persian term for 'gold coloured'**: The Persian word for gold is "طلایی" (talaii), which is used to describe something that is gold-colored.
3. **Match the Persian term to an element**: The element that matches this description is "aurum" in Latin, but in Persian, the element that is often associated with a gold-like color is "طلایی" (talaii). However, this term does not directly correspond to the name of an element in English. The element that is often associated with a gold-like color and has a name that can be traced back to a term meaning 'gold' in another language is "gold" itself, but this is not the answer we are looking for since we need a Persian origin.
4. **Consider other elements**: Another element that is known for its color and has a name that can be traced back to a term meaning 'gold' in another language is "brass," but brass is an alloy, not an element. The element that fits the description and has a name derived from a term meaning 'gold' in Persian is "aurum" in Latin, but the element name in English that matches this description is "gold" (Au). However, the element that is named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element we are looking for is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured
| 1,024 | 50 |
Which element takes its name from the Persian for 'gold coloured'?
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['Zirconium salts' 'Zircronium' 'Zirconium' 'Element 40' 'Zirconium salt'
'Zr']
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12
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To answer this question, I will first recall elements that are known for their color and then identify which one has a name that translates to 'gold coloured' from Persian.
1. **Recall of elements with color-related names**: Some elements have names that are derived from their color, such as gold (aurum in Latin), silver (argentum in Latin), and copper (cuprum in Latin). However, these names are not directly related to Persian.
2. **Identify the Persian term for 'gold coloured'**: The Persian word for gold is "طلایی" (talaii), which is used to describe something that is gold-colored.
3. **Match the Persian term to an element**: The element that matches this description is "aurum" in Latin, but in Persian, the element that is often associated with a gold-like color is "طلایی" (talaii). However, this term does not directly correspond to the name of an element in English. The element that is often associated with a gold-like color and has a name that can be traced back to a term meaning 'gold' in another language is "gold" itself, but this is not the answer we are looking for since we need a Persian origin.
4. **Consider other elements**: Another element that is known for its color and has a name that can be traced back to a term meaning 'gold' in another language is "brass," but brass is an alloy, not an element. The element that fits the description and has a name derived from a term meaning 'gold' in Persian is "aurum" in Latin, but the element name in English that matches this description is "gold" (Au). However, the element that is named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element we are looking for is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured'
| 1,228 | 60 |
Which element takes its name from the Persian for 'gold coloured'?
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['Zirconium salts' 'Zircronium' 'Zirconium' 'Element 40' 'Zirconium salt'
'Zr']
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12
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To answer this question, I will first recall elements that are known for their color and then identify which one has a name that translates to 'gold coloured' from Persian.
1. **Recall of elements with color-related names**: Some elements have names that are derived from their color, such as gold (aurum in Latin), silver (argentum in Latin), and copper (cuprum in Latin). However, these names are not directly related to Persian.
2. **Identify the Persian term for 'gold coloured'**: The Persian word for gold is "طلایی" (talaii), which is used to describe something that is gold-colored.
3. **Match the Persian term to an element**: The element that matches this description is "aurum" in Latin, but in Persian, the element that is often associated with a gold-like color is "طلایی" (talaii). However, this term does not directly correspond to the name of an element in English. The element that is often associated with a gold-like color and has a name that can be traced back to a term meaning 'gold' in another language is "gold" itself, but this is not the answer we are looking for since we need a Persian origin.
4. **Consider other elements**: Another element that is known for its color and has a name that can be traced back to a term meaning 'gold' in another language is "brass," but brass is an alloy, not an element. The element that fits the description and has a name derived from a term meaning 'gold' in Persian is "aurum" in Latin, but the element name in English that matches this description is "gold" (Au). However, the element that is named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element we are looking for is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "
| 1,433 | 70 |
Which element takes its name from the Persian for 'gold coloured'?
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['Zirconium salts' 'Zircronium' 'Zirconium' 'Element 40' 'Zirconium salt'
'Zr']
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12
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To answer this question, I will first recall elements that are known for their color and then identify which one has a name that translates to 'gold coloured' from Persian.
1. **Recall of elements with color-related names**: Some elements have names that are derived from their color, such as gold (aurum in Latin), silver (argentum in Latin), and copper (cuprum in Latin). However, these names are not directly related to Persian.
2. **Identify the Persian term for 'gold coloured'**: The Persian word for gold is "طلایی" (talaii), which is used to describe something that is gold-colored.
3. **Match the Persian term to an element**: The element that matches this description is "aurum" in Latin, but in Persian, the element that is often associated with a gold-like color is "طلایی" (talaii). However, this term does not directly correspond to the name of an element in English. The element that is often associated with a gold-like color and has a name that can be traced back to a term meaning 'gold' in another language is "gold" itself, but this is not the answer we are looking for since we need a Persian origin.
4. **Consider other elements**: Another element that is known for its color and has a name that can be traced back to a term meaning 'gold' in another language is "brass," but brass is an alloy, not an element. The element that fits the description and has a name derived from a term meaning 'gold' in Persian is "aurum" in Latin, but the element name in English that matches this description is "gold" (Au). 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| 1,638 | 80 |
Which element takes its name from the Persian for 'gold coloured'?
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['Zirconium salts' 'Zircronium' 'Zirconium' 'Element 40' 'Zirconium salt'
'Zr']
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12
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To answer this question, I will first recall elements that are known for their color and then identify which one has a name that translates to 'gold coloured' from Persian.
1. **Recall of elements with color-related names**: Some elements have names that are derived from their color, such as gold (aurum in Latin), silver (argentum in Latin), and copper (cuprum in Latin). However, these names are not directly related to Persian.
2. **Identify the Persian term for 'gold coloured'**: The Persian word for gold is "طلایی" (talaii), which is used to describe something that is gold-colored.
3. **Match the Persian term to an element**: The element that matches this description is "aurum" in Latin, but in Persian, the element that is often associated with a gold-like color is "طلایی" (talaii). However, this term does not directly correspond to the name of an element in English. The element that is often associated with a gold-like color and has a name that can be traced back to a term meaning 'gold' in another language is "gold" itself, but this is not the answer we are looking for since we need a Persian origin.
4. **Consider other elements**: Another element that is known for its color and has a name that can be traced back to a term meaning 'gold' in another language is "brass," but brass is an alloy, not an element. The element that fits the description and has a name derived from a term meaning 'gold' in Persian is "aurum" in Latin, but the element name in English that matches this description is "gold" (Au). 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Which element takes its name from the Persian for 'gold coloured'?
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['Zirconium salts' 'Zircronium' 'Zirconium' 'Element 40' 'Zirconium salt'
'Zr']
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To answer this question, I will first recall elements that are known for their color and then identify which one has a name that translates to 'gold coloured' from Persian.
1. **Recall of elements with color-related names**: Some elements have names that are derived from their color, such as gold (aurum in Latin), silver (argentum in Latin), and copper (cuprum in Latin). However, these names are not directly related to Persian.
2. **Identify the Persian term for 'gold coloured'**: The Persian word for gold is "طلایی" (talaii), which is used to describe something that is gold-colored.
3. **Match the Persian term to an element**: The element that matches this description is "aurum" in Latin, but in Persian, the element that is often associated with a gold-like color is "طلایی" (talaii). However, this term does not directly correspond to the name of an element in English. The element that is often associated with a gold-like color and has a name that can be traced back to a term meaning 'gold' in another language is "gold" itself, but this is not the answer we are looking for since we need a Persian origin.
4. **Consider other elements**: Another element that is known for its color and has a name that can be traced back to a term meaning 'gold' in another language is "brass," but brass is an alloy, not an element. The element that fits the description and has a name derived from a term meaning 'gold' in Persian is "aurum" in Latin, but the element name in English that matches this description is "gold" (Au). 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English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is 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Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin, which is "gold" in English, but the element named after a Persian term for 'gold coloured' is "aurum" in Latin,
| 2,048 | 100 |
Which metal is produced by the Bessemer Process?
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['Steel' 'Steel workers' 'Steel plate' 'Steel truss' 'Steelworker'
'Steel (alloy)' 'Steel industry' 'STEEL' 'Steel (metal)' 'Steels'
'Titanic steel' 'Steelworkers' 'Steel in Africa' 'Steel sheeting'
'Crude steel' 'Steel worker' 'Unwrapped steel' 'Long steel products'
'Steel Construction' 'Steel manufacture']
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Which metal is produced by the Bessemer Process?
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['Steel' 'Steel workers' 'Steel plate' 'Steel truss' 'Steelworker'
'Steel (alloy)' 'Steel industry' 'STEEL' 'Steel (metal)' 'Steels'
'Titanic steel' 'Steelworkers' 'Steel in Africa' 'Steel sheeting'
'Crude steel' 'Steel worker' 'Unwrapped steel' 'Long steel products'
'Steel Construction' 'Steel manufacture']
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13
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The Bessemer Process is a
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Which metal is produced by the Bessemer Process?
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['Steel' 'Steel workers' 'Steel plate' 'Steel truss' 'Steelworker'
'Steel (alloy)' 'Steel industry' 'STEEL' 'Steel (metal)' 'Steels'
'Titanic steel' 'Steelworkers' 'Steel in Africa' 'Steel sheeting'
'Crude steel' 'Steel worker' 'Unwrapped steel' 'Long steel products'
'Steel Construction' 'Steel manufacture']
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13
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The Bessemer Process is a method of steelmaking that was developed in
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Which metal is produced by the Bessemer Process?
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['Steel' 'Steel workers' 'Steel plate' 'Steel truss' 'Steelworker'
'Steel (alloy)' 'Steel industry' 'STEEL' 'Steel (metal)' 'Steels'
'Titanic steel' 'Steelworkers' 'Steel in Africa' 'Steel sheeting'
'Crude steel' 'Steel worker' 'Unwrapped steel' 'Long steel products'
'Steel Construction' 'Steel manufacture']
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13
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The Bessemer Process is a method of steelmaking that was developed in the 19th century. It
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Which metal is produced by the Bessemer Process?
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['Steel' 'Steel workers' 'Steel plate' 'Steel truss' 'Steelworker'
'Steel (alloy)' 'Steel industry' 'STEEL' 'Steel (metal)' 'Steels'
'Titanic steel' 'Steelworkers' 'Steel in Africa' 'Steel sheeting'
'Crude steel' 'Steel worker' 'Unwrapped steel' 'Long steel products'
'Steel Construction' 'Steel manufacture']
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13
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The Bessemer Process is a method of steelmaking that was developed in the 19th century. It involves blowing air through molten pig iron
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Which metal is produced by the Bessemer Process?
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['Steel' 'Steel workers' 'Steel plate' 'Steel truss' 'Steelworker'
'Steel (alloy)' 'Steel industry' 'STEEL' 'Steel (metal)' 'Steels'
'Titanic steel' 'Steelworkers' 'Steel in Africa' 'Steel sheeting'
'Crude steel' 'Steel worker' 'Unwrapped steel' 'Long steel products'
'Steel Construction' 'Steel manufacture']
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13
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The Bessemer Process is a method of steelmaking that was developed in the 19th century. It involves blowing air through molten pig iron to reduce its carbon content, thereby producing
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Which metal is produced by the Bessemer Process?
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['Steel' 'Steel workers' 'Steel plate' 'Steel truss' 'Steelworker'
'Steel (alloy)' 'Steel industry' 'STEEL' 'Steel (metal)' 'Steels'
'Titanic steel' 'Steelworkers' 'Steel in Africa' 'Steel sheeting'
'Crude steel' 'Steel worker' 'Unwrapped steel' 'Long steel products'
'Steel Construction' 'Steel manufacture']
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13
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The Bessemer Process is a method of steelmaking that was developed in the 19th century. It involves blowing air through molten pig iron to reduce its carbon content, thereby producing steel. The process was a significant
| 46 | 60 |
Which metal is produced by the Bessemer Process?
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['Steel' 'Steel workers' 'Steel plate' 'Steel truss' 'Steelworker'
'Steel (alloy)' 'Steel industry' 'STEEL' 'Steel (metal)' 'Steels'
'Titanic steel' 'Steelworkers' 'Steel in Africa' 'Steel sheeting'
'Crude steel' 'Steel worker' 'Unwrapped steel' 'Long steel products'
'Steel Construction' 'Steel manufacture']
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13
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The Bessemer Process is a method of steelmaking that was developed in the 19th century. It involves blowing air through molten pig iron to reduce its carbon content, thereby producing steel. The process was a significant advancement in the industrial production of steel,
| 54 | 70 |
Which metal is produced by the Bessemer Process?
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['Steel' 'Steel workers' 'Steel plate' 'Steel truss' 'Steelworker'
'Steel (alloy)' 'Steel industry' 'STEEL' 'Steel (metal)' 'Steels'
'Titanic steel' 'Steelworkers' 'Steel in Africa' 'Steel sheeting'
'Crude steel' 'Steel worker' 'Unwrapped steel' 'Long steel products'
'Steel Construction' 'Steel manufacture']
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13
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The Bessemer Process is a method of steelmaking that was developed in the 19th century. It involves blowing air through molten pig iron to reduce its carbon content, thereby producing steel. The process was a significant advancement in the industrial production of steel, making it more affordable and widely available.
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Which metal is produced by the Bessemer Process?
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['Steel' 'Steel workers' 'Steel plate' 'Steel truss' 'Steelworker'
'Steel (alloy)' 'Steel industry' 'STEEL' 'Steel (metal)' 'Steels'
'Titanic steel' 'Steelworkers' 'Steel in Africa' 'Steel sheeting'
'Crude steel' 'Steel worker' 'Unwrapped steel' 'Long steel products'
'Steel Construction' 'Steel manufacture']
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The Bessemer Process is a method of steelmaking that was developed in the 19th century. It involves blowing air through molten pig iron to reduce its carbon content, thereby producing steel. The process was a significant advancement in the industrial production of steel, making it more affordable and widely available.
Given this information, the metal produced by
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Which metal is produced by the Bessemer Process?
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['Steel' 'Steel workers' 'Steel plate' 'Steel truss' 'Steelworker'
'Steel (alloy)' 'Steel industry' 'STEEL' 'Steel (metal)' 'Steels'
'Titanic steel' 'Steelworkers' 'Steel in Africa' 'Steel sheeting'
'Crude steel' 'Steel worker' 'Unwrapped steel' 'Long steel products'
'Steel Construction' 'Steel manufacture']
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The Bessemer Process is a method of steelmaking that was developed in the 19th century. It involves blowing air through molten pig iron to reduce its carbon content, thereby producing steel. The process was a significant advancement in the industrial production of steel, making it more affordable and widely available.
Given this information, the metal produced by the Bessemer Process is steel.
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What colour is Stephanie's hair in the children's TV series LazyTown?
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['Pink' 'Pink the colour' 'Momoiro' 'Tamarisk (color)' 'Neon pink'
'Pastel pink' 'FFD1DC' 'Pinkest' 'Lightish Red' 'Pinkishness' 'Light red'
'Kinky pink' 'Pinkness' 'Tamarisk (colour)' 'Pinkishly' 'Pastel Pink'
'FADADD' 'Pink (color)' 'Pinkly']
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What colour is Stephanie's hair in the children's TV series LazyTown?
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['Pink' 'Pink the colour' 'Momoiro' 'Tamarisk (color)' 'Neon pink'
'Pastel pink' 'FFD1DC' 'Pinkest' 'Lightish Red' 'Pinkishness' 'Light red'
'Kinky pink' 'Pinkness' 'Tamarisk (colour)' 'Pinkishly' 'Pastel Pink'
'FADADD' 'Pink (color)' 'Pinkly']
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14
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To determine the color of Stephanie's hair
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What colour is Stephanie's hair in the children's TV series LazyTown?
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['Pink' 'Pink the colour' 'Momoiro' 'Tamarisk (color)' 'Neon pink'
'Pastel pink' 'FFD1DC' 'Pinkest' 'Lightish Red' 'Pinkishness' 'Light red'
'Kinky pink' 'Pinkness' 'Tamarisk (colour)' 'Pinkishly' 'Pastel Pink'
'FADADD' 'Pink (color)' 'Pinkly']
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14
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To determine the color of Stephanie's hair in the children's TV series LazyTown
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What colour is Stephanie's hair in the children's TV series LazyTown?
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['Pink' 'Pink the colour' 'Momoiro' 'Tamarisk (color)' 'Neon pink'
'Pastel pink' 'FFD1DC' 'Pinkest' 'Lightish Red' 'Pinkishness' 'Light red'
'Kinky pink' 'Pinkness' 'Tamarisk (colour)' 'Pinkishly' 'Pastel Pink'
'FADADD' 'Pink (color)' 'Pinkly']
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14
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To determine the color of Stephanie's hair in the children's TV series LazyTown, I need to recall the character's appearance
| 25 | 30 |
What colour is Stephanie's hair in the children's TV series LazyTown?
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['Pink' 'Pink the colour' 'Momoiro' 'Tamarisk (color)' 'Neon pink'
'Pastel pink' 'FFD1DC' 'Pinkest' 'Lightish Red' 'Pinkishness' 'Light red'
'Kinky pink' 'Pinkness' 'Tamarisk (colour)' 'Pinkishly' 'Pastel Pink'
'FADADD' 'Pink (color)' 'Pinkly']
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14
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To determine the color of Stephanie's hair in the children's TV series LazyTown, I need to recall the character's appearance as accurately as possible. Stephanie is one
| 33 | 40 |
What colour is Stephanie's hair in the children's TV series LazyTown?
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['Pink' 'Pink the colour' 'Momoiro' 'Tamarisk (color)' 'Neon pink'
'Pastel pink' 'FFD1DC' 'Pinkest' 'Lightish Red' 'Pinkishness' 'Light red'
'Kinky pink' 'Pinkness' 'Tamarisk (colour)' 'Pinkishly' 'Pastel Pink'
'FADADD' 'Pink (color)' 'Pinkly']
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14
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To determine the color of Stephanie's hair in the children's TV series LazyTown, I need to recall the character's appearance as accurately as possible. Stephanie is one of the main characters in LazyTown, and
| 42 | 50 |
What colour is Stephanie's hair in the children's TV series LazyTown?
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['Pink' 'Pink the colour' 'Momoiro' 'Tamarisk (color)' 'Neon pink'
'Pastel pink' 'FFD1DC' 'Pinkest' 'Lightish Red' 'Pinkishness' 'Light red'
'Kinky pink' 'Pinkness' 'Tamarisk (colour)' 'Pinkishly' 'Pastel Pink'
'FADADD' 'Pink (color)' 'Pinkly']
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14
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To determine the color of Stephanie's hair in the children's TV series LazyTown, I need to recall the character's appearance as accurately as possible. Stephanie is one of the main characters in LazyTown, and she is known for her distinctive appearance.
| 50 | 60 |
What colour is Stephanie's hair in the children's TV series LazyTown?
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['Pink' 'Pink the colour' 'Momoiro' 'Tamarisk (color)' 'Neon pink'
'Pastel pink' 'FFD1DC' 'Pinkest' 'Lightish Red' 'Pinkishness' 'Light red'
'Kinky pink' 'Pinkness' 'Tamarisk (colour)' 'Pinkishly' 'Pastel Pink'
'FADADD' 'Pink (color)' 'Pinkly']
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14
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To determine the color of Stephanie's hair in the children's TV series LazyTown, I need to recall the character's appearance as accurately as possible. Stephanie is one of the main characters in LazyTown, and she is known for her distinctive appearance. In the series, Stephanie is typically portrayed
| 58 | 70 |
What colour is Stephanie's hair in the children's TV series LazyTown?
|
['Pink' 'Pink the colour' 'Momoiro' 'Tamarisk (color)' 'Neon pink'
'Pastel pink' 'FFD1DC' 'Pinkest' 'Lightish Red' 'Pinkishness' 'Light red'
'Kinky pink' 'Pinkness' 'Tamarisk (colour)' 'Pinkishly' 'Pastel Pink'
'FADADD' 'Pink (color)' 'Pinkly']
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14
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To determine the color of Stephanie's hair in the children's TV series LazyTown, I need to recall the character's appearance as accurately as possible. Stephanie is one of the main characters in LazyTown, and she is known for her distinctive appearance. In the series, Stephanie is typically portrayed with bright pink hair. This is a notable
| 67 | 80 |
What colour is Stephanie's hair in the children's TV series LazyTown?
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['Pink' 'Pink the colour' 'Momoiro' 'Tamarisk (color)' 'Neon pink'
'Pastel pink' 'FFD1DC' 'Pinkest' 'Lightish Red' 'Pinkishness' 'Light red'
'Kinky pink' 'Pinkness' 'Tamarisk (colour)' 'Pinkishly' 'Pastel Pink'
'FADADD' 'Pink (color)' 'Pinkly']
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14
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To determine the color of Stephanie's hair in the children's TV series LazyTown, I need to recall the character's appearance as accurately as possible. Stephanie is one of the main characters in LazyTown, and she is known for her distinctive appearance. In the series, Stephanie is typically portrayed with bright pink hair. This is a notable characteristic of her character, designed to make
| 75 | 90 |
What colour is Stephanie's hair in the children's TV series LazyTown?
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['Pink' 'Pink the colour' 'Momoiro' 'Tamarisk (color)' 'Neon pink'
'Pastel pink' 'FFD1DC' 'Pinkest' 'Lightish Red' 'Pinkishness' 'Light red'
'Kinky pink' 'Pinkness' 'Tamarisk (colour)' 'Pinkishly' 'Pastel Pink'
'FADADD' 'Pink (color)' 'Pinkly']
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14
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To determine the color of Stephanie's hair in the children's TV series LazyTown, I need to recall the character's appearance as accurately as possible. Stephanie is one of the main characters in LazyTown, and she is known for her distinctive appearance. In the series, Stephanie is typically portrayed with bright pink hair. This is a notable characteristic of her character, designed to make her stand out and appeal to young viewers.
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With 47 attacks in the year 2010 alone, what body of water is known as Pirate Alley?
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['Gulf of Aden' 'Aden, Gulf of' "Khalīj 'Adan" 'Gulf of Berbera'
'Gacanka Cadmeed' 'Pirate alley' 'خليج عدن']
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With 47 attacks in the year 2010 alone, what body of water is known as Pirate Alley?
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['Gulf of Aden' 'Aden, Gulf of' "Khalīj 'Adan" 'Gulf of Berbera'
'Gacanka Cadmeed' 'Pirate alley' 'خليج عدن']
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To answer this question, we need to identify a body of water
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With 47 attacks in the year 2010 alone, what body of water is known as Pirate Alley?
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['Gulf of Aden' 'Aden, Gulf of' "Khalīj 'Adan" 'Gulf of Berbera'
'Gacanka Cadmeed' 'Pirate alley' 'خليج عدن']
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15
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To answer this question, we need to identify a body of water that is notorious for pirate activity, particularly in the year 2
| 26 | 20 |
With 47 attacks in the year 2010 alone, what body of water is known as Pirate Alley?
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['Gulf of Aden' 'Aden, Gulf of' "Khalīj 'Adan" 'Gulf of Berbera'
'Gacanka Cadmeed' 'Pirate alley' 'خليج عدن']
|
15
|
To answer this question, we need to identify a body of water that is notorious for pirate activity, particularly in the year 2010. The term "Pirate Alley" is a well
| 40 | 30 |
With 47 attacks in the year 2010 alone, what body of water is known as Pirate Alley?
|
['Gulf of Aden' 'Aden, Gulf of' "Khalīj 'Adan" 'Gulf of Berbera'
'Gacanka Cadmeed' 'Pirate alley' 'خليج عدن']
|
15
|
To answer this question, we need to identify a body of water that is notorious for pirate activity, particularly in the year 2010. The term "Pirate Alley" is a well-known reference to a specific area in the Indian Ocean, particularly off
| 53 | 40 |
With 47 attacks in the year 2010 alone, what body of water is known as Pirate Alley?
|
['Gulf of Aden' 'Aden, Gulf of' "Khalīj 'Adan" 'Gulf of Berbera'
'Gacanka Cadmeed' 'Pirate alley' 'خليج عدن']
|
15
|
To answer this question, we need to identify a body of water that is notorious for pirate activity, particularly in the year 2010. The term "Pirate Alley" is a well-known reference to a specific area in the Indian Ocean, particularly off the coast of Somalia, where piracy was rampant during the early 2
| 67 | 50 |
With 47 attacks in the year 2010 alone, what body of water is known as Pirate Alley?
|
['Gulf of Aden' 'Aden, Gulf of' "Khalīj 'Adan" 'Gulf of Berbera'
'Gacanka Cadmeed' 'Pirate alley' 'خليج عدن']
|
15
|
To answer this question, we need to identify a body of water that is notorious for pirate activity, particularly in the year 2010. The term "Pirate Alley" is a well-known reference to a specific area in the Indian Ocean, particularly off the coast of Somalia, where piracy was rampant during the early 2010s. The Gulf of Aden, which connects
| 80 | 60 |
With 47 attacks in the year 2010 alone, what body of water is known as Pirate Alley?
|
['Gulf of Aden' 'Aden, Gulf of' "Khalīj 'Adan" 'Gulf of Berbera'
'Gacanka Cadmeed' 'Pirate alley' 'خليج عدن']
|
15
|
To answer this question, we need to identify a body of water that is notorious for pirate activity, particularly in the year 2010. The term "Pirate Alley" is a well-known reference to a specific area in the Indian Ocean, particularly off the coast of Somalia, where piracy was rampant during the early 2010s. The Gulf of Aden, which connects the Red Sea to the Indian Ocean, and the broader waters off
| 93 | 70 |
With 47 attacks in the year 2010 alone, what body of water is known as Pirate Alley?
|
['Gulf of Aden' 'Aden, Gulf of' "Khalīj 'Adan" 'Gulf of Berbera'
'Gacanka Cadmeed' 'Pirate alley' 'خليج عدن']
|
15
|
To answer this question, we need to identify a body of water that is notorious for pirate activity, particularly in the year 2010. The term "Pirate Alley" is a well-known reference to a specific area in the Indian Ocean, particularly off the coast of Somalia, where piracy was rampant during the early 2010s. The Gulf of Aden, which connects the Red Sea to the Indian Ocean, and the broader waters off the coast of Somalia, have been hotspots for pirate attacks. Given
| 107 | 80 |
With 47 attacks in the year 2010 alone, what body of water is known as Pirate Alley?
|
['Gulf of Aden' 'Aden, Gulf of' "Khalīj 'Adan" 'Gulf of Berbera'
'Gacanka Cadmeed' 'Pirate alley' 'خليج عدن']
|
15
|
To answer this question, we need to identify a body of water that is notorious for pirate activity, particularly in the year 2010. The term "Pirate Alley" is a well-known reference to a specific area in the Indian Ocean, particularly off the coast of Somalia, where piracy was rampant during the early 2010s. The Gulf of Aden, which connects the Red Sea to the Indian Ocean, and the broader waters off the coast of Somalia, have been hotspots for pirate attacks. Given the context of 47 attacks in 2010
| 120 | 90 |
With 47 attacks in the year 2010 alone, what body of water is known as Pirate Alley?
|
['Gulf of Aden' 'Aden, Gulf of' "Khalīj 'Adan" 'Gulf of Berbera'
'Gacanka Cadmeed' 'Pirate alley' 'خليج عدن']
|
15
|
To answer this question, we need to identify a body of water that is notorious for pirate activity, particularly in the year 2010. The term "Pirate Alley" is a well-known reference to a specific area in the Indian Ocean, particularly off the coast of Somalia, where piracy was rampant during the early 2010s. The Gulf of Aden, which connects the Red Sea to the Indian Ocean, and the broader waters off the coast of Somalia, have been hotspots for pirate attacks. Given the context of 47 attacks in 2010, this aligns with the historical data on piracy in the region.
| 134 | 100 |
Which Queen is buried in a chapel in the grounds of Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire?
|
['Katheryn Parre' 'Queen Katherine Parr' 'Kateryn Parre' 'Katherine Parr'
'Katharine Parr' 'Catherine Parr' 'Catherine Parre' 'Lady Latimer'
'Catherine Borough' 'Katherine Borough' 'Katheryn Parr' 'Kateryn Parr'
'Anthony Martienssen' 'Katharine Parre' 'Katherine Parre'
'Queen Catherine Parr' 'Lady Lattimer']
|
16
| 0 | 0 |
|
Which Queen is buried in a chapel in the grounds of Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire?
|
['Katheryn Parre' 'Queen Katherine Parr' 'Kateryn Parre' 'Katherine Parr'
'Katharine Parr' 'Catherine Parr' 'Catherine Parre' 'Lady Latimer'
'Catherine Borough' 'Katherine Borough' 'Katheryn Parr' 'Kateryn Parr'
'Anthony Martienssen' 'Katharine Parre' 'Katherine Parre'
'Queen Catherine Parr' 'Lady Lattimer']
|
16
|
To answer this question, I will first identify the Queen who is known to be buried
| 17 | 10 |
Which Queen is buried in a chapel in the grounds of Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire?
|
['Katheryn Parre' 'Queen Katherine Parr' 'Kateryn Parre' 'Katherine Parr'
'Katharine Parr' 'Catherine Parr' 'Catherine Parre' 'Lady Latimer'
'Catherine Borough' 'Katherine Borough' 'Katheryn Parr' 'Kateryn Parr'
'Anthony Martienssen' 'Katharine Parre' 'Katherine Parre'
'Queen Catherine Parr' 'Lady Lattimer']
|
16
|
To answer this question, I will first identify the Queen who is known to be buried in Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire.
Step 1: Identify the Queen
| 34 | 20 |
Which Queen is buried in a chapel in the grounds of Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire?
|
['Katheryn Parre' 'Queen Katherine Parr' 'Kateryn Parre' 'Katherine Parr'
'Katharine Parr' 'Catherine Parr' 'Catherine Parre' 'Lady Latimer'
'Catherine Borough' 'Katherine Borough' 'Katheryn Parr' 'Kateryn Parr'
'Anthony Martienssen' 'Katharine Parre' 'Katherine Parre'
'Queen Catherine Parr' 'Lady Lattimer']
|
16
|
To answer this question, I will first identify the Queen who is known to be buried in Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire.
Step 1: Identify the Queen.
The Queen who is buried in a chapel in the grounds of Sudeley Castle
| 51 | 30 |
Which Queen is buried in a chapel in the grounds of Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire?
|
['Katheryn Parre' 'Queen Katherine Parr' 'Kateryn Parre' 'Katherine Parr'
'Katharine Parr' 'Catherine Parr' 'Catherine Parre' 'Lady Latimer'
'Catherine Borough' 'Katherine Borough' 'Katheryn Parr' 'Kateryn Parr'
'Anthony Martienssen' 'Katharine Parre' 'Katherine Parre'
'Queen Catherine Parr' 'Lady Lattimer']
|
16
|
To answer this question, I will first identify the Queen who is known to be buried in Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire.
Step 1: Identify the Queen.
The Queen who is buried in a chapel in the grounds of Sudeley Castle is Catherine Parr, the sixth and final wife of King Henry VIII of England.
Step
| 69 | 40 |
Which Queen is buried in a chapel in the grounds of Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire?
|
['Katheryn Parre' 'Queen Katherine Parr' 'Kateryn Parre' 'Katherine Parr'
'Katharine Parr' 'Catherine Parr' 'Catherine Parre' 'Lady Latimer'
'Catherine Borough' 'Katherine Borough' 'Katheryn Parr' 'Kateryn Parr'
'Anthony Martienssen' 'Katharine Parre' 'Katherine Parre'
'Queen Catherine Parr' 'Lady Lattimer']
|
16
|
To answer this question, I will first identify the Queen who is known to be buried in Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire.
Step 1: Identify the Queen.
The Queen who is buried in a chapel in the grounds of Sudeley Castle is Catherine Parr, the sixth and final wife of King Henry VIII of England.
Step 2: Verify the location.
Catherine Parr was indeed buried in the chapel at S
| 86 | 50 |
Which Queen is buried in a chapel in the grounds of Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire?
|
['Katheryn Parre' 'Queen Katherine Parr' 'Kateryn Parre' 'Katherine Parr'
'Katharine Parr' 'Catherine Parr' 'Catherine Parre' 'Lady Latimer'
'Catherine Borough' 'Katherine Borough' 'Katheryn Parr' 'Kateryn Parr'
'Anthony Martienssen' 'Katharine Parre' 'Katherine Parre'
'Queen Catherine Parr' 'Lady Lattimer']
|
16
|
To answer this question, I will first identify the Queen who is known to be buried in Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire.
Step 1: Identify the Queen.
The Queen who is buried in a chapel in the grounds of Sudeley Castle is Catherine Parr, the sixth and final wife of King Henry VIII of England.
Step 2: Verify the location.
Catherine Parr was indeed buried in the chapel at Sudeley Castle after her death in 1548. The chapel is part
| 103 | 60 |
Which Queen is buried in a chapel in the grounds of Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire?
|
['Katheryn Parre' 'Queen Katherine Parr' 'Kateryn Parre' 'Katherine Parr'
'Katharine Parr' 'Catherine Parr' 'Catherine Parre' 'Lady Latimer'
'Catherine Borough' 'Katherine Borough' 'Katheryn Parr' 'Kateryn Parr'
'Anthony Martienssen' 'Katharine Parre' 'Katherine Parre'
'Queen Catherine Parr' 'Lady Lattimer']
|
16
|
To answer this question, I will first identify the Queen who is known to be buried in Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire.
Step 1: Identify the Queen.
The Queen who is buried in a chapel in the grounds of Sudeley Castle is Catherine Parr, the sixth and final wife of King Henry VIII of England.
Step 2: Verify the location.
Catherine Parr was indeed buried in the chapel at Sudeley Castle after her death in 1548. The chapel is part of the castle grounds in Gloucestershire, England.
Step 3: Assess the confidence
| 121 | 70 |
Which Queen is buried in a chapel in the grounds of Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire?
|
['Katheryn Parre' 'Queen Katherine Parr' 'Kateryn Parre' 'Katherine Parr'
'Katharine Parr' 'Catherine Parr' 'Catherine Parre' 'Lady Latimer'
'Catherine Borough' 'Katherine Borough' 'Katheryn Parr' 'Kateryn Parr'
'Anthony Martienssen' 'Katharine Parre' 'Katherine Parre'
'Queen Catherine Parr' 'Lady Lattimer']
|
16
|
To answer this question, I will first identify the Queen who is known to be buried in Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire.
Step 1: Identify the Queen.
The Queen who is buried in a chapel in the grounds of Sudeley Castle is Catherine Parr, the sixth and final wife of King Henry VIII of England.
Step 2: Verify the location.
Catherine Parr was indeed buried in the chapel at Sudeley Castle after her death in 1548. The chapel is part of the castle grounds in Gloucestershire, England.
Step 3: Assess the confidence.
I am confident in this answer because Catherine Parr's burial at Sudeley Castle
| 138 | 80 |
Which Queen is buried in a chapel in the grounds of Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire?
|
['Katheryn Parre' 'Queen Katherine Parr' 'Kateryn Parre' 'Katherine Parr'
'Katharine Parr' 'Catherine Parr' 'Catherine Parre' 'Lady Latimer'
'Catherine Borough' 'Katherine Borough' 'Katheryn Parr' 'Kateryn Parr'
'Anthony Martienssen' 'Katharine Parre' 'Katherine Parre'
'Queen Catherine Parr' 'Lady Lattimer']
|
16
|
To answer this question, I will first identify the Queen who is known to be buried in Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire.
Step 1: Identify the Queen.
The Queen who is buried in a chapel in the grounds of Sudeley Castle is Catherine Parr, the sixth and final wife of King Henry VIII of England.
Step 2: Verify the location.
Catherine Parr was indeed buried in the chapel at Sudeley Castle after her death in 1548. The chapel is part of the castle grounds in Gloucestershire, England.
Step 3: Assess the confidence.
I am confident in this answer because Catherine Parr's burial at Sudeley Castle is a well-documented historical fact. The information is widely available in historical records and
| 155 | 90 |
Which Queen is buried in a chapel in the grounds of Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire?
|
['Katheryn Parre' 'Queen Katherine Parr' 'Kateryn Parre' 'Katherine Parr'
'Katharine Parr' 'Catherine Parr' 'Catherine Parre' 'Lady Latimer'
'Catherine Borough' 'Katherine Borough' 'Katheryn Parr' 'Kateryn Parr'
'Anthony Martienssen' 'Katharine Parre' 'Katherine Parre'
'Queen Catherine Parr' 'Lady Lattimer']
|
16
|
To answer this question, I will first identify the Queen who is known to be buried in Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire.
Step 1: Identify the Queen.
The Queen who is buried in a chapel in the grounds of Sudeley Castle is Catherine Parr, the sixth and final wife of King Henry VIII of England.
Step 2: Verify the location.
Catherine Parr was indeed buried in the chapel at Sudeley Castle after her death in 1548. The chapel is part of the castle grounds in Gloucestershire, England.
Step 3: Assess the confidence.
I am confident in this answer because Catherine Parr's burial at Sudeley Castle is a well-documented historical fact. The information is widely available in historical records and is a part of the castle's history that is often highlighted in tours and historical accounts.
| 173 | 100 |
To ‘Defenestrate’ is to throw something or someone out of what?
|
['The Window' 'A window']
|
17
| 0 | 0 |
|
To ‘Defenestrate’ is to throw something or someone out of what?
|
['The Window' 'A window']
|
17
|
To reason through the question step by step:
1. The term 'defenestrate'
| 19 | 10 |
To ‘Defenestrate’ is to throw something or someone out of what?
|
['The Window' 'A window']
|
17
|
To reason through the question step by step:
1. The term 'defenestrate' is not a commonly used word in everyday language, so it's important to break down its meaning
| 38 | 20 |
To ‘Defenestrate’ is to throw something or someone out of what?
|
['The Window' 'A window']
|
17
|
To reason through the question step by step:
1. The term 'defenestrate' is not a commonly used word in everyday language, so it's important to break down its meaning.
2. The prefix 'de-' often means 'remove' or 'undo' in English.
| 58 | 30 |
To ‘Defenestrate’ is to throw something or someone out of what?
|
['The Window' 'A window']
|
17
|
To reason through the question step by step:
1. The term 'defenestrate' is not a commonly used word in everyday language, so it's important to break down its meaning.
2. The prefix 'de-' often means 'remove' or 'undo' in English.
3. The root 'fenestrate' is related to 'fenestra', which is
| 77 | 40 |
To ‘Defenestrate’ is to throw something or someone out of what?
|
['The Window' 'A window']
|
17
|
To reason through the question step by step:
1. The term 'defenestrate' is not a commonly used word in everyday language, so it's important to break down its meaning.
2. The prefix 'de-' often means 'remove' or 'undo' in English.
3. The root 'fenestrate' is related to 'fenestra', which is Latin for 'window'.
4. Combining these, 'defenestrate' would logically mean
| 97 | 50 |
To ‘Defenestrate’ is to throw something or someone out of what?
|
['The Window' 'A window']
|
17
|
To reason through the question step by step:
1. The term 'defenestrate' is not a commonly used word in everyday language, so it's important to break down its meaning.
2. The prefix 'de-' often means 'remove' or 'undo' in English.
3. The root 'fenestrate' is related to 'fenestra', which is Latin for 'window'.
4. Combining these, 'defenestrate' would logically mean to remove something from a window, which typically implies throwing it out of a window.
Based on
| 116 | 60 |
To ‘Defenestrate’ is to throw something or someone out of what?
|
['The Window' 'A window']
|
17
|
To reason through the question step by step:
1. The term 'defenestrate' is not a commonly used word in everyday language, so it's important to break down its meaning.
2. The prefix 'de-' often means 'remove' or 'undo' in English.
3. The root 'fenestrate' is related to 'fenestra', which is Latin for 'window'.
4. Combining these, 'defenestrate' would logically mean to remove something from a window, which typically implies throwing it out of a window.
Based on this reasoning, 'defenestrate' is to throw something or someone out of a window
| 135 | 70 |
To ‘Defenestrate’ is to throw something or someone out of what?
|
['The Window' 'A window']
|
17
|
To reason through the question step by step:
1. The term 'defenestrate' is not a commonly used word in everyday language, so it's important to break down its meaning.
2. The prefix 'de-' often means 'remove' or 'undo' in English.
3. The root 'fenestrate' is related to 'fenestra', which is Latin for 'window'.
4. Combining these, 'defenestrate' would logically mean to remove something from a window, which typically implies throwing it out of a window.
Based on this reasoning, 'defenestrate' is to throw something or someone out of a window.
Now, to assess my confidence in this answer:
- The etymology of the word is clear
| 155 | 80 |
To ‘Defenestrate’ is to throw something or someone out of what?
|
['The Window' 'A window']
|
17
|
To reason through the question step by step:
1. The term 'defenestrate' is not a commonly used word in everyday language, so it's important to break down its meaning.
2. The prefix 'de-' often means 'remove' or 'undo' in English.
3. The root 'fenestrate' is related to 'fenestra', which is Latin for 'window'.
4. Combining these, 'defenestrate' would logically mean to remove something from a window, which typically implies throwing it out of a window.
Based on this reasoning, 'defenestrate' is to throw something or someone out of a window.
Now, to assess my confidence in this answer:
- The etymology of the word is clear and logical.
- The historical and linguistic context supports this interpretation.
- There are no significant doubts
| 174 | 90 |
To ‘Defenestrate’ is to throw something or someone out of what?
|
['The Window' 'A window']
|
17
|
To reason through the question step by step:
1. The term 'defenestrate' is not a commonly used word in everyday language, so it's important to break down its meaning.
2. The prefix 'de-' often means 'remove' or 'undo' in English.
3. The root 'fenestrate' is related to 'fenestra', which is Latin for 'window'.
4. Combining these, 'defenestrate' would logically mean to remove something from a window, which typically implies throwing it out of a window.
Based on this reasoning, 'defenestrate' is to throw something or someone out of a window.
Now, to assess my confidence in this answer:
- The etymology of the word is clear and logical.
- The historical and linguistic context supports this interpretation.
- There are no significant doubts or alternative interpretations that challenge this conclusion.
Given this reasoning, I am highly confident in my answer.
| 194 | 100 |
June Middleton, of Melbourne, Australia, who died aged 83 in 2009, was in the Guinness Book of Records for spending the most time in what?
|
['Negative pressure ventilator' 'Drinker respirator' 'Iron lung'
'An iron lung' 'Iron Lung']
|
18
| 0 | 0 |
|
June Middleton, of Melbourne, Australia, who died aged 83 in 2009, was in the Guinness Book of Records for spending the most time in what?
|
['Negative pressure ventilator' 'Drinker respirator' 'Iron lung'
'An iron lung' 'Iron Lung']
|
18
|
To answer this question, I will first consider the context and the nature of the
| 16 | 10 |
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