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Daily Quiz: 28 July 2020.
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angledge1. Mozart's Symphony No. 25 in G Minor is an example of what literary/musical movement from 18th century Germany?
2. Stephanie Clifford, infamous for accepting $130,000 in hush money from Donald Trump, is better known by what name?
3. What prison liberation took place on July 14, 1789, freeing four forgers, one lunatic, a failed royal assassin, & a "deviant aristocrat" named the Comte de Solages?
4. If you're a cyclonic tempest located in the North Atlantic with one-minute sustained winds of greater than 38 mph but less than 74 mph, you're known as a what?
5. While sheltering on the island of Dragonstone, Queen Raella died giving birth to a daughter, who was later known by what theme-related honorific?
6. What kinds of weather hazards exist in your part of the world?
2. Stephanie Clifford, infamous for accepting $130,000 in hush money from Donald Trump, is better known by what name?
3. What prison liberation took place on July 14, 1789, freeing four forgers, one lunatic, a failed royal assassin, & a "deviant aristocrat" named the Comte de Solages?
4. If you're a cyclonic tempest located in the North Atlantic with one-minute sustained winds of greater than 38 mph but less than 74 mph, you're known as a what?
5. While sheltering on the island of Dragonstone, Queen Raella died giving birth to a daughter, who was later known by what theme-related honorific?
6. What kinds of weather hazards exist in your part of the world?
