Question: What role did Narmada Akka hold in the South Gadchiroli division of CPI (Maoist)?

Question: Who was the first female comrade selected as a member of the Central Committee of the CPI (Maoist)?

Question: What position did Narmada Akka hold in the Krantikari Adivasi Mahila Sangathan's unit of Dandakaranya region?

Question: According to Arundhati Roy, how many members does the Krantikari Adivasi Mahila Sangathan have?

Question: How many police cases were registered against Narmada Akka in Maharashtra?

Question: What significant decision did Narmada Akka make after a conversation with her father?

Question: What organization did Narmada Akka describe as an organization that helps break the shackles of domesticity?

Question: What is the full name of the radical leftist organization that Narmada Akka was a part of?

Answer: Narmada Akka was the Divisional Secretary of the South Gadchiroli division of CPI (Maoist).

Answer: Anuradha Ghandy

Answer: She was the chief.

Answer: 90,000 members.

Answer: 53 police cases were registered against Narmada Akka in Maharashtra.

Answer: Narmada Akka decided to join the Maoists after a conversation with her father.

Answer: The Maoists.

Answer: CPI (Maoist)

This a document about Narmada Akka.
 the shackles of domesticity."" And, it was after that conversation with her father, that she decided to join the Maoists. She was active as the Divisional Secretary of South Gadchiroli division of CPI (Maoist). She was the second female comrade to have been selected as a member of the Central Committee of the radical leftist organisation, after Anuradha Ghandy (wife of Kobad Ghandy). She was also acting as the chief of the Krantikari Adivasi Mahila Sangathan's unit of Dandakaranya region, which is among the top-most "women's organizations" in India when it comes to numbers of registered members, and Arundhati Roy says that it has 90,000 members. She had as much as 53 police cases registered against her name in Maharashtra.


Question: What was the original area covered by Stadio Filadelfia?

Question: How many total seats did Stadio Filadelfia have when it was first built?

Question: How many seats were located in the central grandstand of Stadio Filadelfia?

Question: What material were the bleachers of Stadio Filadelfia made of?

Question: What architectural style were the stands of Stadio Filadelfia built in?

Question: How many rows of seating were there in the parterre of Stadio Filadelfia?

Question: What material was used to make the seating in the forum of Stadio Filadelfia?

Question: What was the height of the wall that enclosed Stadio Filadelfia?

Question: What material was the facade of Stadio Filadelfia constructed from?

Question: What was the main structural material used in the construction of Stadio Filadelfia?

Question: What was the purpose of the old field in front of Stadio Filadelfia in the 1930s?

Question: What materials were used for the construction of the stands of Stadio Filadelfia?

Question: What feature connected the various windows of Stadio Filadelfia?

Answer: 38,000 m²

Answer: 15,000

Answer: 1300

Answer: Cement.

Answer: Art Nouveau style.

Answer: 13 rows.

Answer: Wood.

Answer: The wall around Stadio Filadelfia was 2.5 meters high.

Answer: The facade of Stadio Filadelfia was constructed from red brick.

Answer: Reinforced concrete.

Answer: The old field in front of Stadio Filadelfia was used for training in the 1930s.

Answer: The stands of Stadio Filadelfia were constructed using wooden and cast iron materials in an Art Nouveau style.

Answer: A gallery with iron railings.

This a document about Stadio Filadelfia.
 Originally the stadium covered an area of 38,000 m² enclosed by a wall; it consisted of only two stands, with a capacity of 15,000 (1300 in the central grandstand, 9500 on the bleachers, 4000 in the parterre). The parterre was situated under the grandstand, arranged by 13 rows. The Stadio Filadelfia's bleachers were cement, while the stands were wooden and cast iron built Art Nouveau style. The seating in the forum was made of wood, and all numbered. The wall around the structure was 2.5 meters high. The facade was made of red brick, with columns and large windows with white frames. The various windows were connected by a gallery with iron railings. At the front was an old field that was used for training in the 1930s. The main structure of the building was reinforced concrete,


Question: In which regions of England is the surname Tooke most prevalent?

Question: What historical period is associated with the high popularity of references to Thor?

Question: What deities were the Vikings more inclined to favor compared to their Anglo-Saxon neighbors?

Question: What is the linguistic origin of the surname Tooke?

Question: How is the surname Tuck distributed in England compared to Tooke?

Question: What is the significance of the Domesday Book in English history?

Question: What year was the Domesday Book created?

Question: How many people with the name Toki or its variants are recorded in the Domesday Book according to the PASE database?

Question: What does the Domesday Book primarily record?

Question: What does the distribution of the surname Tooke in England suggest about its origin?

Question: What historical event is the Domesday Book associated with?

Question: What is the primary difference in the linguistic origin between the surnames Tooke and Tuck?

Question: What does the Domesday Book record about the people named Toki and its variants?

Question: What is the primary reason for the limited number of records of the surname Tooke in the Norman period of English history?

Answer: The surname Tooke is most prevalent in Norfolk and Suffolk.

Answer: Viking Age

Answer: The Vikings favored Thor compared to their Anglo-Saxon neighbors, who favored Woden.

Answer: Old Swedish.

Answer: Tuck is far less localized than Tooke; its largest concentration is also in Norfolk, but it is found throughout England.

Answer: The Domesday Book is significant in English history as it was a survey of the land and land ownership before and after the Norman conquest.

Answer: 1086

Answer: Twenty three.

Answer: The Domesday Book primarily records land and land ownership before and after the Norman conquest.

Answer: The distribution of the surname Tooke in England suggests that it has an Old Swedish (pre-7th-century Old Scandinavian) origin, as it is overwhelmingly prevalent in areas that were part of the Viking Danelaw.

Answer: The Norman conquest.

Answer: Tooke is derived from Old Swedish (pre-7th-century Old Scandinavian origin), while Tuck is not specified to have such an origin and is far less localized and more common as a surname.

Answer: The Domesday Book records twenty-three people of the name Toki and its variants, who were men who held land.

Answer: The primary reason for the limited number of records of the surname Tooke in the Norman period is that there are few records from that time, and the Domesday Book, which is a key source, only includes men who held land, which was a small segment of the population.

This a document about Tooke.
 Tooke in 1881 census (in individuals) Tuck in 1881 census (in individuals) The Old-Swedish source of Tooke seems to be confirmed by its distribution in England. Tooke is overwhelmingly prevalent in Norfolk, then Suffolk; areas that were part of the Viking Danelaw. References to Thor hit a "high popularity during the Viking Age". Compared with their Anglo- Saxon neighbours, the Vikings favoured Thor, instead of Woden. Also, Tooke is derived from "Old Swedish" (pre-7th-century Old Scandinavian origin) rather than the related "Old English". Tuck is far less localized; its largest concentration is also in Norfolk, but it is found throughout England. It is also far more common a surname than Tooke. There are few records in the Norman period of English history. However we do have the Domesday Book of 1086. The book was a survey of the land, and land ownership before and after the Norman conquest. In the database provided by PASE Domesday there are twenty three people of the name Toki and its variants to be found in the Domesday records. These are only men who held land, which was only a small segment of the population.


Question: What units were the wounded soldiers from who joined the party in the Action of 22 August 1917?

Question: What happened to the tank that drove behind the Springfield blockhouse during the Action of 22 August 1917?

Question: Which unit attacked from the opposite side in the darkness during the Action of 22 August 1917?

Question: How many German prisoners were taken during the Action of 22 August 1917?

Question: What prevented the British prisoners from moving further during the Action of 22 August 1917?

Question: What locations did the British decide were too formidable to attack after a quick conference during the Action of 22 August 1917?

Question: What event occurred after the British prisoners had moved about 100 yards towards the rear during the Action of 22 August 1917?

Question: What had happened to the artillery-fire when the wounded soldiers joined the party during the Action of 22 August 1917?

Answer: The wounded soldiers who joined the party were from the 1/8th Worcester and 1/7th Warwick.

Answer: The tank was knocked out soon after it opened fire.

Answer: The 1/7th Warwick.

Answer: 16

Answer: German machine-gun fire.

Answer: Spot Farm and the cemetery.

Answer: The British prisoners were hit by German machine-gun fire.

Answer: The artillery-fire had died down.

This a document about Action of 22 August 1917.
 heads and the artillery-fire had died down. Wounded from the 1/8th Worcester and 1/7th Warwick, in shell-holes nearby, joined the party and a tank drove behind the Springfield blockhouse, only to be knocked out soon after it opened fire. As the party got closer, in the darkness, a group which turned out to be from the 1/7th Warwick, attacked from the opposite side. The German garrison ran out and 16 prisoners were taken but they had only moved about 100 yd towards the rear when they were hit by German machine-gun fire. After a quick conference, the British decided that Spot Farm and the cemetery were too formidable to attack


Question: What event is depicted in the photo taken with the Canon 300mm f/2.8 Fluorite lens?

Question: Who is the U.S. Secretary of State featured in the photo?

Question: Where was the photo taken during the event in July 1975?

Question: What was the focal length and maximum aperture of the lens used to take the photo?

Question: What camera model was used by Franco Rossi to take the photo?

Question: What type of film was used to capture the photo, and at what ISO was it pushed?

Question: What was the shutter speed and aperture setting used when the photo was taken?

Question: What additional equipment was used with the Canon 300mm f/2.8 Fluorite lens to capture the photo?

Question: What is the name of the photographer who took the photo of Henry Kissinger at the European Summit in 1975?

Question: What is the full name of the lens used to take the photo of Henry Kissinger at the European Summit in 1975?

Answer: The event depicted in the photo is the European Summit in July 1975, where U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger reads top-secret documents.

Answer: Henry Kissinger

Answer: The photo was taken from the second-floor balcony of the press corps section during the event in July 1975.

Answer: The focal length was 300mm and the maximum aperture was f/2.8.

Answer: Canon F-1

Answer: Kodak Tri-X film pushed to ISO 1200.

Answer: The shutter speed was 1/30 sec and the aperture setting was f/5.6.

Answer: Extender 2x and a Canon F-1 camera.

Answer: Franco Rossi

Answer: Canon FL-F 300mm f/2.8 S.S.C. Fluorite lens

This a document about Canon FL 300mm lens.
Caption: "U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger reads top-secret documents at the European Summit in July 1975. Even the typed words can be clearly discerned. The photo was taken with a Canon 300mm f/2.8 Fluorite lens from the second-floor balcony of the press corps section.  ''Photo by Franco Rossi with Canon F-1 camera, FL-F 300mm f/2.8 S.S.C. Fluorite lens and Extender 2x at 1/30 sec. and f/5.6. Captured on Kodak Tri-X film pushed to ISO 1200"''


Question: How many towns (up) are there in Kangnam County?

Question: How many villages (ri) are there in Kangnam County?

Answer: 1

Answer: 18

This a document about Kangnam County.
 The county is divided into one town (up), and 18 'ri' (villages).


Question: In which sport did Peter Oehler compete?

Question: What weight class did Peter Oehler compete in at the 1912 Summer Olympics?

Question: In which year did Peter Oehler participate in the Summer Olympics?

Question: When did Peter Oehler pass away?

Answer: Wrestling

Answer: Light heavyweight.

Answer: 1912

Answer: Peter Oehler passed away on 15 April 1945.

This a document about Peter Oehler.
 Peter Oehler (23 June 1883 – 15 April 1945) was a German wrestler. He competed in the light heavyweight event at the 1912 Summer Olympics.


Question: What is the name of the union representing airline pilots listed in the document?

Question: Which union is associated with communication workers according to the document?

Question: What is the name of the union representing bakers and allied workers?

Question: Which union is focused on the education sector and is called the Educational Institute of Scotland?

Question: What is the name of the union representing schoolmasters and women teachers in the document?

Question: Which union represents workers in the fire service as mentioned in the document?

Question: What is the name of the union that represents journalists according to the document?

Question: Which union is associated with physiotherapists in the list provided?

Question: What is the name of the union for educational psychologists listed in the document?

Question: Which union is associated with workers in the postal and telecommunication industries?

Question: What is the name of the union representing racing staff according to the document?

Question: Which union is focused on musicians as listed in the document?

Question: What is the name of the union representing hospital consultants and specialists?

Question: Which union is represented by the acronym 'GMB' in the document?

Question: What is the name of the union that represents workers in the railway industry?

Answer: British Airline Pilots' Association (BALPA)

Answer: Communication Workers Union (CWU)

Answer: Bakers, Food and Allied Workers' Union (BFAWU)

Answer: The Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS).

Answer: National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers (NASUWT)

Answer: Fire Brigades Union (FBU)

Answer: National Union of Journalists (NUJ)

Answer: Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP)

Answer: Association of Educational Psychologists (AEP)

Answer: Communication Workers Union (CWU)

Answer: National Association of Racing Staff (NAORS)

Answer: Musicians' Union (MU)

Answer: Hospital Consultants and Specialists Association (HCSA)

Answer: GMB

Answer: Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen (ASLEF)

This a document about Scottish Trades Union Congress.
Accord ; Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen (ASLEF) ; Association of Educational Psychologists (AEP) ; Bakers, Food and Allied Workers' Union (BFAWU) ; British Airline Pilots' Association (BALPA) ; British Dietetic Association (BDA) ; British Orthoptic Society (BOS) ; Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP) ; Communication Workers Union (CWU) ; Community ; Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) ; Equity ; FDA ; Fire Brigades Union (FBU) ; GMB ; Hospital Consultants and Specialists Association (HCSA) ; Musicians' Union (MU) ; National Association of Racing Staff [NAORS] ; National Association of Schoolmasters Union of Women Teachers (NASUWT) ; National Union of Journalists (NUJ) ; National Union


Question: Which two empires recognized Yaqub Beg's state during the Dungan Revolt (1862–1877)?

Question: What type of support did the Ottoman Empire and the British Empire provide to Yaqub Beg's state?

Question: Which British diplomats visited Kashgar in 1868 and 1870 respectively?

Question: In what year did the British conclude a commercial treaty with the emir Yaqub Beg?

Answer: The Ottoman Empire and the British Empire.

Answer: The Ottoman Empire and the British Empire provided Yaqub Beg's state with thousands of guns.

Answer: Robert Barkley Shaw and Thomas Douglas Forsyth.

Answer: 1874

This a document about Dungan Revolt (1862–1877).
 The Ottoman Empire and the British Empire both recognized Yaqub Beg's state and supplied him with thousands of guns. British diplomats Robert Barkley Shaw and Thomas Douglas Forsyth to Kashgar in 1868 and 1870 respectively, aroused British interest for Ya'qub's regime and the British concluded a commercial treaty with the emir in 1874.


Question: What was the name of Alfred Hitchcock's first (silent) film, and when was it completed?

Question: Which newspaper published a leaked report of the Irish Boundary Commission's proposals in November 1925?

Question: What event occurred on 12 November 1925 in the English Channel that resulted in the loss of 69 lives?

Question: What significant acquisition involving Vauxhall Motors occurred on 16 November 1925?

Question: What was the significance of the leaked report published by The Morning Post on 7 November 1925?

Answer: Alfred Hitchcock's first (silent) film was The Pleasure Garden, and it was completed on 3 November.

Answer: The Morning Post

Answer: A submarine sank in the English Channel after colliding with a civilian surface vessel, resulting in the loss of all 69 hands.

Answer: Vauxhall Motors of Luton was purchased by an American giant.

Answer: The leaked report published by The Morning Post on 7 November 1925 effectively ended the work of the Irish Boundary Commission, as its proposals for altering the border between the Irish Free State and Northern Ireland were contrary to the Free State's view.

This a document about 1925 in the United Kingdom.
 3 November – Alfred Hitchcock's first (silent) film, The Pleasure Garden, completed (but not released in the UK until 16 January 1927). ; 7 November – The Morning Post, a Conservative London newspaper, publishes a leaked report of the Irish Boundary Commission's (limited) proposals for altering the border between the Irish Free State and Northern Ireland, which are contrary to the Free State's view; publication effectively ends the work of the commission. ; 12 November – submarine sinks in the English Channel after collision with a civilian surface vessel with the loss of all 69 hands. ; 16 November – carmaker Vauxhall Motors of Luton is purchased by American giant


Question: What was the score of Bogota High School's win against Haddonfield?

Question: Which team did Bogota High School defeat in the 1993 Bergen County Tournament championship game?

Question: What was the final score of the 1993 Bergen County Jamboree game between Bogota High School and Ramapo High School?

Question: In what year did the boys cross country team from Bogota High School win the Group II state championship?

Question: Which years did the Bogota High School team win the Bergen County Division D Championship?

Question: Which sport's team at Bogota High School won the Bergen County Baseball Tournament in 1969?

Question: What was the name of the pitcher who led the 1969 Bogota High School baseball team to victory in the Bergen County Baseball Tournament?

Question: What was the score of Bogota High School's win in the Bergen County Jamboree after going into overtime in the 1993 championship game?

Question: What was the score difference when Bogota High School was down in the last minute of regulation during the 1993 Bergen County Tournament championship game?

Question: What event did Bogota High School win after forcing overtime against Ramapo High School in 1993?

Answer: 47-44

Answer: Bergen Catholic High School.

Answer: 60-57

Answer: 1960

Answer: 2006, 2007, and 2008.

Answer: Baseball.

Answer: Rich Graham

Answer: 60-57

Answer: 5 points

Answer: Bogota High School won the Bergen County Jamboree after forcing overtime against Ramapo High School in 1993.

This a document about Bogota High School.
 with a 47-44 win against Haddonfield and won the Bergen County Tournament, defeating non-public power Bergen Catholic High School in the championship game. Down by five points in the last minute of regulation in the championship game, the 1993 team tied Ramapo High School to force overtime and went on to win the Bergen County Jamboree by a score of 60-57. The boys cross country team won the Group II state championship in 1960. The team won the 2006, 2007 and 2008 Bergen County Division D Championship. The 1969 baseball team, led by pitcher Rich Graham, won the Bergen County Baseball Tournament defeating


Question: What is the name of New Mexico's largest electricity provider?

Question: How many electricity customers does PNM Resources serve statewide?

Question: Which company did PNM Resources enter final merger talks with in September 2021?

Question: What is the parent company of Avangrid, the U.S. subsidiary that PNM was in merger talks with?

Question: What type of services does New Mexico Gas Company provide to its customers?

Question: How many customers does New Mexico Gas Company serve in the state?

Answer: PNM Resources

Answer: PNM Resources serves about 487,000 electricity customers statewide.

Answer: Avangrid

Answer: Iberdrola

Answer: New Mexico Gas Company provides natural gas services to its customers.

Answer: More than 500,000 customers.

This a document about Albuquerque, New Mexico.
 PNM Resources, New Mexico's largest electricity provider, is based in Albuquerque. They serve about 487,000 electricity customers statewide. In September 2021, PNM entered final merger talks with Avangrid, the U.S. subsidiary of Spanish power giant Iberdrola. New Mexico Gas Company provides natural gas services to more than 500,000 customers in the state, including the Albuquerque metro area.


Question: What nickname was given to George W. Hotchkiss?

Question: On what date did George W. Hotchkiss and his wife celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary?

Question: At what age did George W. Hotchkiss die?

Question: How many of the original forty-niners did Hotchkiss gather at his home?

Question: What vow did the group of forty-niners make regarding their funerals?

Question: Why was there no one to speak at George W. Hotchkiss's funeral?

Answer: "The oldest living lumber man" and "the last of the 49ers."

Answer: August 14, 1921.

Answer: George W. Hotchkiss died at the age of 94.

Answer: 16

Answer: The group vowed to eulogize each other at each successive funeral when one died.

Answer: There was no one to speak at George W. Hotchkiss's funeral because he had outlived all the others who had vowed to eulogize each other.

This a document about George W. Hotchkiss.
 was said to be 'the oldest living lumber man' and the 'last of the 49ers'. On August 14, 1921, Hotchkiss, at the age of 90, and his wife celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary at their home in Evanston. He died at the age of 94 on March 1, 1926. Hotchkiss had gathered at his home the last 16 of the original forty-niners. As a group they vowed to eulogized each other at each successive funeral when one died. Hotchkiss was the last to go and there was no one left to speak for him as he had outlived them all.


Question: What event is the document about?

Question: Which country's roster is listed in the document?

Question: Who was the head coach of the Iranian team in the 2015 FIVB Volleyball Boys' U19 World Championship?

Answer: 2015 FIVB Volleyball Boys' U19 World Championship squads.

Answer: Iran

Answer: Reza Vakili Farjad

This a document about 2015 FIVB Volleyball Boys' U19 World Championship squads.
 The following is the Iranian roster in the 2015 FIVB Volleyball Boys' U19 World Championship. Head Coach: Reza Vakili Farjad


Question: What is the title of Anil Sapkal's novel published in December 2014?

Question: What is the main theme criticized in Anil Sapkal's novel Bhadas?

Question: What unique writing style is used in Anil Sapkal's novel Bhadas?

Question: What is the title of Anil Sapkal's collection of short stories published in 2004?

Question: What cultural conflict is depicted in the short stories of Peshwait Melela Pandhra Undir?

Question: What is the title of Anil Sapkal's poetry book published in 1989?

Question: What imagery is used in Anil Sapkal's poetry Parambya to express emotions like pain and compassion?

Question: What emotions does Anil Sapkal's poetry Parambya aim to convey through its symbolic imagery?

Answer: Bhadas

Answer: The main theme criticized in Anil Sapkal's novel Bhadas is the hierarchy of castes in rural India.

Answer: The novel uses a unique experiment of writing style, especially the use of colloquial language and visual images through words.

Answer: Peshwait Melela Pandhra Undir

Answer: The cultural conflict of Dalits and upper castes in the postmodern era.

Answer: Parambya

Answer: The imagery of the banyan tree roots is used in Anil Sapkal's poetry Parambya to express emotions like pain and compassion.

Answer: Pain, revolt, denial, and compassion.

This a document about Anil Sapkal.
 1. Bhadas (भडास) (Novel) Sayan Publication. Dec. 2014. The novel criticizes the hierarchy of castes in rural India. It is a unique experiment of writing style, especially the use of colloquial language and visual images through words. 2. Peshwait Melela Pandhra Undir (पेशवाईत मेलेला पांढरा उंदीर) (collection of short stories), Sugawa Prakashan 2004. Stories describing the cultural conflict of Dalits and upper castes in postmodern era. The stories are significant for its unique narrative style. 3. Parambya (पारंब्या) (Poetry) 1989. Symbolic poetry in Marathi that uses the imagery of the banyan tree roots to express pain, revolt, denial and compassion.


Question: Which three counties did Mike Rogers represent?

Question: What position did Mike Rogers hold from 1999 to 2000?

Question: What was the name of the legislation created by Mike Rogers to help Michigan families save for education?

Question: What is the benefit of the Michigan Education Savings Plan for families?

Answer: Mike Rogers represented Clinton, Livingston, and Shiawassee counties.

Answer: Majority Leader

Answer: Michigan Education Savings Plan

Answer: The Michigan Education Savings Plan allows Michigan families to set aside tax-free funds for educating their children when they are ready for college or vocational training.

This a document about Mike Rogers (Michigan politician).
 He represented three counties: Clinton, Livingston, and Shiawassee. He served as Majority Leader from 1999 to 2000. Rogers wrote legislation creating the Michigan Education Savings Plan, which allows Michigan families to set aside tax-free funds for educating their children when they are ready for college or vocational training.


Question: How much did the owner Yacoub pay to purchase the permanent home for the Cincinnati Kings?

Question: What were the scores of the two wins that the Cincinnati Kings achieved in their first ten games?

Question: By the end of June, what was the Cincinnati Kings' position in terms of playoff contention?

Question: How many years in a row did the Cincinnati Kings' US Open Cup run last only one game?

Question: What was the result of the Cincinnati Kings' US Open Cup game against the Milwaukee Bavarians?

Question: What league did the Milwaukee Bavarians belong to?

Question: What was the name of the team that the Cincinnati Kings defeated in their first win of the season?

Question: What was the name of the team that the Cincinnati Kings defeated in their second win of the season?

Question: Which team did the Cincinnati Kings lose to in their first win of the season?

Question: What was the name of the team that the Cincinnati Kings lost to in their US Open Cup game in the third consecutive year?

Answer: $11.3 million.

Answer: The Cincinnati Kings achieved two wins in their first ten games with scores of 1–0 over Crystal Palace Baltimore and 4–0 over New Hampshire Phantoms.

Answer: By the end of June, the Cincinnati Kings were struggling to remain in contention for the playoffs.

Answer: Three years.

Answer: The Cincinnati Kings lost 1–0 to the Milwaukee Bavarians.

Answer: National Premier Soccer League.

Answer: Crystal Palace Baltimore

Answer: New Hampshire Phantoms

Answer: The Cincinnati Kings did not lose to any team in their first win of the season. They won their first game against Crystal Palace Baltimore.

Answer: Milwaukee Bavarians.

This a document about Cincinnati Kings.
 owner Yacoub purchased as the Kings' permanent home for $11.3 million. On the field, however, the Kings' fortunes were much less favorable. The Kings only managed two wins – 1–0 over Crystal Palace Baltimore and 4–0 over New Hampshire Phantoms – in their first ten games, and by the end of June were already struggling to remain in contention for the playoffs. For the third year in a row the Kings' US Open Cup run lasted just one game, as they lost to a USASA side for the second time – this time a 1–0 defeat to National Premier Soccer League team Milwaukee Bavarians – and


Question: Where was Corrado Paina born?

Question: In which year was Corrado Paina born?

Question: What is Corrado Paina's profession?

Question: In which cities is Corrado Paina associated with?

Question: What are some of the themes that Corrado Paina's writing reflects?

Question: In which countries have Corrado Paina's works been published?

Answer: Corrado Paina was born in Milan.

Answer: 1954

Answer: Corrado Paina is a poet.

Answer: Milan and Toronto.

Answer: Corrado Paina's writing reflects the changes of borders in life, sex, and soul.

Answer: Canada and Italy.

This a document about Corrado Paina.
 Corrado Paina (born in Milan in 1954) is an Italian-born poet based in Toronto. His writing reflects the changes of borders in life, sex and soul. His works have been published in Canada and Italy.


Question: What is the scientific name of the Asian giant hornet mentioned in the document?

Question: Which insect is referred to as the red admiral butterfly in the document?

Question: What type of meat was found in the diet of the Asian giant hornet according to the WSDA?

Question: What is the WSDA's assumption about the source of the meat found in the Asian giant hornet's diet?

Question: Which other insect species, besides the honey bee, are preyed upon by the Asian giant hornet according to the WSDA?

Question: Which dragonfly species are listed as prey for the Asian giant hornet in the document?

Question: What moth species are mentioned as being preyed upon by the Asian giant hornet?

Question: Which wasp species are listed as prey for the Asian giant hornet in the document?

Answer: V. mandarinia

Answer: The red admiral butterfly is referred to as Vanessa atalanta in the document.

Answer: Beef from a hamburger.

Answer: The WSDA assumes the meat to be beef from a hamburger.

Answer: Cluster fly, orange legged drone fly, bristle fly, bronze birch borer beetle, western yellowjacket, German yellowjacket, aerial yellowjacket, bald faced hornet, European paper wasp, golden paper wasp, paddle-tailed darner dragonfly, shadow darner dragonfly, large yellow underwing moth, blinded sphinx moth, and red admiral butterfly.

Answer: Paddle-tailed darner dragonfly and shadow darner dragonfly.

Answer: The moth species mentioned as being preyed upon by the Asian giant hornet are the large yellow underwing moth and the blinded sphinx moth.

Answer: The document lists the European paper wasp and the golden paper wasp as prey for the Asian giant hornet.

This a document about Asian giant hornet.
 The WSDA found V. mandarinia to be preying on cluster fly, orange legged drone fly, bristle fly, bronze birch borer beetle, western honey bee, western yellowjacket, German yellowjacket, aerial yellowjacket, bald faced hornet, European paper wasp, golden paper wasp, paddle-tailed darner dragonfly, shadow darner dragonfly, large yellow underwing moth, blinded sphinx moth, and red admiral butterfly (Vanessa atalanta). They had also eaten cow's meat, but the WSDA assumes this to be beef from a hamburger.


Question: What is the name of the character who has arrived in Delhi to begin a tour of India?

Question: What is the name of the host family that Jasper is drawn into?

Question: What effect does Jasper's presence have on the Bhatia family?

Question: How does the document describe Jasper's initial experience in Delhi?

Question: What does the document suggest about the challenges Jasper faces on the first day of his journey?

Answer: Jasper (Lee Williams)

Answer: Bhatias

Answer: Jasper's presence upsets the natural order of things within the Bhatia family.

Answer: Jasper finds the newness of his surroundings overwhelming and discovers that his presence upsets the natural order of things with his host family, the Bhatias.

Answer: The document suggests that Jasper faces challenges due to the overwhelming newness of his surroundings and his presence disrupting the natural order of the Bhatia family.

This a document about Delhi in a Day.
 Jasper (Lee Williams) has arrived in Delhi to begin a tour of India, where the newness of his surroundings quickly prove overwhelming. As he is drawn into the dynamics of his host family, the Bhatias, he finds that his mere presence has upset the natural order of things. Jasper finds that the first day of his journey is possibly more than he bargained for.


Question: What were the birth and death dates of Emidio Taliani?

Question: What was Emidio Taliani's role in the Roman Catholic Church?

Question: In which year was Emidio Taliani elevated to the cardinalate?

Question: Which country did Emidio Taliani serve as Nuncio to, and during which years?

Answer: Emidio Taliani was born on 19 April 1838 and died on 24 August 1907.

Answer: Emidio Taliani was an Italian Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church. He served as Nuncio to Austria from 1896 to 1903 and was elevated to the cardinalate in 1903.

Answer: 1903

Answer: Emidio Taliani served as Nuncio to Austria from 1896 to 1903.

This a document about Emidio Taliani.
 Emidio Taliani (19 April 1838 – 24 August 1907) was an Italian Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church. He served as Nuncio to Austria from 1896 to 1903, and was elevated to the cardinalate in 1903.


Question: In which year did Bob Fornelli become the head coach of the Fort Hays State Tigers?

Question: What was Bob Fornelli's overall win-loss record during his seven years as head coach of the Fort Hays State Tigers?

Question: In which year did the Fort Hays State Tigers win both the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference regular season and postseason tournament titles under Bob Fornelli's leadership?

Question: How many times did Bob Fornelli lead the Fort Hays State Tigers to the RMAC championship during his seven-year tenure?

Question: In which year did Bob Fornelli lead the Fort Hays State Tigers to the NCAA Division II national championship game?

Question: How many times did Bob Fornelli take the Fort Hays State Tigers to the NCAA regional tournament during his coaching career?

Answer: 1996

Answer: 306–113

Answer: 2003

Answer: Four times.

Answer: 2000

Answer: Six times.

This a document about Bob Fornelli.
 In 1996, Fornelli became head coach of the Fort Hays State Tigers. During his seven years, Fornelli compiled a 306–113 record. In 2003, the Tigers won the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference regular season and postseason tournament titles. Fornelli is the winningest coach in FHSU history and led the Tigers to the RMAC championship four times in his seven years. Fornelli led FHSU to the NCAA Division II national championship game in 2000 and was in the NCAA regional tournament six times.


Question: Who was born on February 1, 1908, and was a Hungarian-born American animator?

Question: Which English actress, born on February 5, 1908, passed away in 1932?

Question: Who was born on February 6, 1908, and later became the 32nd Prime Minister of Italy?

Question: What American screenwriter was born on February 6, 1908, and died in 1981?

Question: Who was born on February 7, 1908, and had a career as both a swimmer and actor in the United States?

Question: What English geologist and explorer was born on February 11, 1908, and died in 1999?

Question: Which Chinese politician was born on February 17, 1908, and died in 2007?

Question: Who was born on February 19, 1908, and was a notable Chinese engineer who died in 2019?

Question: What President of Venezuela was born on February 22, 1908, and passed away in 1981?

Question: Who was the British actor born on February 22, 1908, and died in 2005?

Question: What was the name of the 20th Prime Minister of Australia, born on February 23, 1908, and who died in 1988?

Question: Who was born on February 26, 1908, and was an influential American cartoonist who died in 1980?

Question: What Mexican operatic tenor and bolero vocalist was born on February 26, 1908, and passed away in 1971?

Question: Who was the French racing driver born on February 26, 1908, and died in 1949?

Question: What French painter was born on February 29, 1908, and died in 2001?

Answer: George Pal

Answer: Peg Entwistle

Answer: Amintore Fanfani

Answer: Michael Maltese

Answer: Buster Crabbe

Answer: Vivian Fuchs

Answer: Bo Yibo

Answer: Qin Hanzhang

Answer: Rómulo Betancourt

Answer: John Mills

Answer: William McMahon

Answer: Tex Avery

Answer: Nestor Mesta Chayres

Answer: Jean-Pierre Wimille

Answer: Balthus

This a document about 1908.
February 1 – George Pal, Hungarian-born American animator (died 1980) ; February 5 – Peg Entwistle, English actress (died 1932) ; February 6 ; Amintore Fanfani, 32nd Prime Minister of Italy (died 1999) ; Michael Maltese, American screenwriter (died 1981) ; February 7 – Buster Crabbe, American swimmer, actor (died 1983) ; February 11 – Vivian Fuchs, English geologist, explorer (died 1999) ; February 17 – Bo Yibo, Chinese politician (died 2007) ; February 19 – Qin Hanzhang, Chinese engineer (died 2019) ; February 22 ; Rómulo Betancourt, President of Venezuela (died 1981) ; John Mills, British actor (died 2005) ; February 23 – William McMahon, 20th Prime Minister of Australia (died 1988) ; February 26 ; Tex Avery, American cartoonist (died 1980) ; Nestor Mesta Chayres, Mexican operatic tenor and bolero vocalist (died 1971) ; Jean-Pierre Wimille, French racing driver (died 1949) ; February 29 – Balthus, French painter (died 2001)


Question: Where is Mueller Water Products, Inc. headquartered?

Question: What types of products is Mueller Water Products, Inc. one of the largest manufacturers and distributors of in North America?

Question: How many business units make up Mueller Water Products, Inc.?

Question: What are the names of the two business units that compose Mueller Water Products, Inc.?

Question: How many brands and affiliates do the business units of Mueller Water Products oversee?

Question: What are the names of two brands or affiliates under Mueller Water Products, Inc.?

Answer: Atlanta, Georgia.

Answer: Mueller Water Products, Inc. is one of the largest manufacturers and distributors of fire hydrants, gate valves, and other water infrastructure products in North America.

Answer: Two business units make up Mueller Water Products, Inc.

Answer: Mueller Co. and Mueller Technologies.

Answer: More than a dozen.

Answer: Echologics and Mueller Systems.

This a document about Mueller Water Products.
 Mueller Water Products, Inc. (MWP) is a publicly traded company headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. It is one of the largest manufacturers and distributors of fire hydrants, gate valves, and other water infrastructure products in North America. MWP is made up of two business units—Mueller Co. and Mueller Technologies—that oversee more than a dozen brands and affiliates, including Echologics and Mueller Systems.


Question: What is the main goal of the WP1000 Project Management and Objectives in the WISDOM Project?

Question: What is the overall project objective of the second phase of the WISDOM Project?

Question: What is the name of the system that the WP2000 Water and Knowledge Management aims to implement in Vietnam?

Question: What is one of the main objectives of the WP2000 Water and Knowledge Management work package?

Question: What does the WP2000 Water and Knowledge Management work package aim to complete regarding the water sector?

Question: What is another main objective of the WP2000 Water and Knowledge Management work package besides understanding end-user needs and completing an institutional analysis?

Answer: The main goal of the WP1000 Project Management and Objectives is to facilitate administrative coordination, networking and harmonisation of the German contributions with the Vietnamese partners and to ensure the successful completion of the project.

Answer: The overall project objective of the second phase of the WISDOM Project is to implement the WISDOM Information System in Vietnam.

Answer: WISDOM Information System

Answer: To understand the needs of potential end-users of the Information System.

Answer: Complete the institutional analysis of the water sector.

Answer: To build and sustain knowledge.

This a document about WISDOM Project.
 WP1000 Project Management and Objectives The main goal of the project coordination is to facilitate administrative coordination, networking and harmonisation of the German contributions with the Vietnamese partners and to ensure the successful completion of the project. WP2000 Water and Knowledge Management The research and development activities of WP 2000 "Water and knowledge management" are guided by the overall project objective of the second phase which is to implement the WISDOM Information System in Vietnam. The main objectives of the work package are to understand the needs of potential end-users of the Information System, to complete the institutional analysis of the water sector and to build and sustain knowledge


Question: In what year did Geffen Records begin operations?

Question: Who founded Geffen Records?

Question: What company did David Geffen found in the early 1970s?

Question: In what year did David Geffen leave Asylum Records?

Question: What position was David Geffen given at Warner Bros. Pictures after leaving Asylum Records?

Question: In what year was David Geffen fired from Warner Bros. Pictures?

Question: What prevented David Geffen from working in the music industry after being fired from Warner Bros. Pictures?

Question: Which company did David Geffen return to in 1980 to create Geffen Records?

Question: Which company provided 100 percent of the funding for Geffen Records' start-up and operations?

Question: Which record label distributed Geffen Records' releases in North America?

Question: Which record label handled the distribution of Geffen Records' releases outside of North America?

Answer: 1980

Answer: David Geffen founded Geffen Records.

Answer: Asylum Records.

Answer: 1975

Answer: Vice president

Answer: 1978

Answer: A five-year contract prevented David Geffen from working elsewhere after being fired from Warner Bros. Pictures.

Answer: Warner Records

Answer: Warner Bros. Records.

Answer: Warner Records.

Answer: Epic Records

This a document about Geffen Records.
 Geffen Records began operations in 1980, having been started by music industry businessman David Geffen who, in the early 1970s, had founded Asylum Records. Geffen stepped down from Asylum in 1975, when he crossed over to film and was named a vice president of Warner Bros. Pictures. He was fired from Warner circa 1978, but still remained locked in a five-year contract, which prevented him from working elsewhere. When that deal expired, he returned to work in 1980 and struck a deal with, ironically, Warner Records, the sister company to Warner Bros. Pictures, to create Geffen Records. Warner Bros. Records provided 100 percent of the funding for the label's start-up and operations and Warner distributed its releases in North America, while Epic Records handled distribution in the rest of the


Question: What is one common theory about the origin of the name 'Lewitz'?

Question: What does the word 'lowit' in Slavic mean in relation to the name 'Lewitz'?

Question: What does the Bohemian word 'lowej' mean, and how is it connected to the name 'Lewitz'?

Question: What Old Slavic words are possibly related to the name 'Lewitz'?

Question: What is the meaning of the Russian word 'lyva' or 'liva', and how is it possibly connected to the name 'Lewitz'?

Question: What does the Bulgarian/Serbian word 'livada' mean, and how is it possibly related to the name 'Lewitz'?

Answer: One common theory is that the word Lewitz comes from the Slavic lowit, meaning "gathering", "hunting" or "game-rich region".

Answer: "gathering", "hunting" or "game-rich region"

Answer: The Bohemian word "lowej" means "wood" or "woodland," and it is one possible derivation connected to the name "Lewitz."

Answer: The Old Slavic words possibly related to the name 'Lewitz' are li-, liv-, and lijati.

Answer: The Russian word "lyva" or "liva" means "swamp wood," and it is one of the possible connections to the name "Lewitz."

Answer: The Bulgarian/Serbian word "livada" means "pasture," and it is one of the possible derivations related to the name "Lewitz."

This a document about Lewitz.
 The origin of the name has various theories. One common one is the belief that the word Lewitz comes from the Slavic lowit which means "gathering", "hunting" or "game-rich region". Another possible derivation is lowej (Bohemian for "wood" or "woodland"). It is also possibly related to the Old Slavic li-, liv-, lijati meaning "to water" or "rain", the Russian lyva or liva meaning "swamp wood" or the Bulgarian/Serbian livada meaning "pasture".


Question: What is the title of the first song listed in the document?

Question: What is the duration of the song 'Warum' (Orchestra version)?

Question: Which song listed in the document has a duration of 3:03?

Question: What version of the songs is indicated in parentheses for the listed tracks?

Question: On what date was the Bravo edition of Jetzt Erst Recht released?

Question: What additional content did the Bravo edition of Jetzt Erst Recht include besides the original songs?

Question: What is the title of the fifth song listed in the document?

Question: What is the title of the fourth song listed in the document?

Question: What is the title of the third song listed in the document?

Question: What is the title of the second song listed in the document?

Question: What is the title of the album discussed in the document?

Answer: "Es tut weh"

Answer: 3:57

Answer: "Sterben für dich" (Orchestra version)

Answer: Orchestra version

Answer: November 23, 2007

Answer: Several more songs.

Answer: "Wer bin ich" (Orchestra version)

Answer: "Weg von dir" (Orchestra version)

Answer: Der Regen fällt

Answer: "Warum"

Answer: Jetzt erst recht

This a document about Jetzt erst recht.
1) "Es tut weh" - 4:02 ; 2) "Warum" (Orchestra version) - 3:57 ; 3) "Der Regen fällt" (Orchestra version) - 4:12 ; 4) "Weg von dir" (Orchestra version) - 3:53 ; 5) "Wer bin ich" (Orchestra version) - 4:28 ; 6) "Sterben für dich" (Orchestra version) - 3:03 On November 23, 2007, a Bravo edition of Jetzt Erst Recht was released which contained the original songs in addition to several more.


Question: What geological feature is Stiletto Peak a part of?

Question: What type of topography is characteristic of the North Cascades?

Question: What major geological event contributed to the formation of the North Cascades approximately 50 million years ago?

Question: What tectonic activity led to the formation of the Cascade Mountains during the late Eocene Epoch?

Question: What process involving ice caused the landscape of the North Cascades to be scoured during the Pleistocene period?

Question: What distinctive shape do river valleys in the North Cascades have as a result of glaciation?

Question: What two geological processes have been the dominant forces in creating the tall peaks and deep valleys of the North Cascades?

Question: How have climate differences influenced the area of the North Cascades?

Answer: Stiletto Peak is part of the North Cascades.

Answer: Rugged topography with craggy peaks, ridges, and deep glacial valleys.

Answer: The overriding of the North American Plate over the Pacific Plate and the addition of terranes contributed to the formation of the North Cascades approximately 50 million years ago.

Answer: The North American Plate overriding the Pacific Plate led to the formation of the Cascade Mountains during the late Eocene Epoch.

Answer: Glaciation advancing and retreating repeatedly.

Answer: "U"-shaped cross section.

Answer: Uplift and faulting in combination with glaciation.

Answer: Climate differences in the North Cascades have led to vegetation variety, defining the ecoregions in the area.

This a document about Stiletto Peak.
 The North Cascades features some of the most rugged topography in the Cascade Range with craggy peaks, ridges, and deep glacial valleys. Geological events occurring many years ago created the diverse topography and drastic elevation changes over the Cascade Range leading to the various climate differences. These climate differences lead to vegetation variety defining the ecoregions in this area. The history of the formation of the Cascade Mountains dates back millions of years ago to the late Eocene Epoch. With the North American Plate overriding the Pacific Plate, episodes of volcanic igneous activity persisted. In addition, small fragments of the oceanic and continental lithosphere called terranes created the North Cascades about 50 million years ago. During the Pleistocene period dating back over two million years ago, glaciation advancing and retreating repeatedly scoured the landscape leaving deposits of rock debris. The “U”-shaped cross section of the river valleys are a result of recent glaciation. Uplift and faulting in combination with glaciation have been the dominant processes which have created the tall peaks and deep valleys of the North Cascades.


Question: What is the scientific name of the species that has three recognized varieties?

Question: What is the name of the first variety of Acmaeops marginata mentioned in the document?

Question: What is the name of the second variety of Acmaeops marginata mentioned in the document?

Question: What is the name of the third variety of Acmaeops marginata mentioned in the document?

Question: In what year was the variety Acmaeops marginata var. spadicea described?

Question: Who described the variety Acmaeops marginata var. immarginata?

Question: Who described the variety Acmaeops marginata var. bicoloripes?

Question: Who described the variety Acmaeops marginata var. spadicea?

Answer: Acmaeops marginata

Answer: Acmaeops marginata var. bicoloripes

Answer: Acmaeops marginata var. immarginata

Answer: spadicea

Answer: 1904

Answer: Plavilstshikov

Answer: Pic

Answer: Pic described the variety Acmaeops marginata var. spadicea in 1904.

This a document about Acmaeops marginata.
Acmaeops marginata var. bicoloripes Pic ; Acmaeops marginata var. immarginata Plavilstshikov ; Acmaeops marginata var. spadicea Pic, 1904 There are three varieties in species:


Question: Which movie portrayed the 54th Massachusetts Volunteers?

Question: What was the significance of the 54th Massachusetts Volunteers in U.S. military history?

Question: Which regiment is the document primarily about?

Question: According to The Commercial Bulletin, what role did the 47th Pennsylvania Infantry play in Charleston on July 29?

Question: What did several men from the 47th Pennsylvania help to restore in Charleston?

Question: What was the name of the newspaper in Charleston that reported on the prospects of an early issue and the involvement of the 47th Pennsylvania?

Question: What was the name of the newspaper that reported on the role of the 47th Pennsylvania in maintaining order in Charleston on July 29?

Question: What was the name of the newspaper that reported on the involvement of the 47th Pennsylvania in the prospects of an early issue of Charleston's newspaper?

Question: What city was The Commercial Bulletin based in?

Question: What was the date of the edition of The Commercial Bulletin that reported on the 47th Pennsylvania's role in maintaining order in Charleston?

Answer: Glory

Answer: The 54th Massachusetts Volunteers was the first military unit assembled in the North composed of African American soldiers.

Answer: 47th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment

Answer: The 47th Pennsylvania helped to maintain quiet and order in Charleston on July 29.

Answer: Several men from the 47th Pennsylvania helped to restore a free and functioning press in Charleston.

Answer: The Leader

Answer: The Commercial Bulletin

Answer: The Leader

Answer: Richmond, Virginia.

Answer: August 7, 1865.

This a document about 47th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment.
 the members of the 54th Massachusetts Volunteers. Portrayed in the 1989 Academy Award-winning movie, Glory, the 54th Massachusetts was the first military unit assembled in the North composed of African American soldiers. "Quiet and order continue[d] to prevail in Charleston" on July 29 with the help of the 47th Pennsylvania, according to the August 7, 1865 edition of The Commercial Bulletin, a Richmond, Virginia newspaper. Several men from the 47th Pennsylvania also helped to restore a free and functioning press. The October 7, 1865 edition of Charleston's newspaper, The Leader, reported that: "The prospect of an early issue looked dubious…. It was a streak of good fortune


Question: What instruction did the serpent give to the boy after he entered its belly?

Question: What was the boy told to bring to his sister from inside the serpent's belly?

Question: What types of food did the boy and girl gather and cook after obtaining the fire?

Question: What action did the boy take after he obtained the fire from the serpent?

Question: What did the serpent say to the girl and the boy when they arrived?

Question: What was the boy's initial reaction when the serpent asked him to crawl into its belly?

Question: What did the father tell the boy to do when the serpent asked him to crawl into its belly?

Answer: The serpent told the boy to "Take the fire and bring it out to your sister."

Answer: The boy was told to bring fire to his sister from inside the serpent's belly.

Answer: The boy and girl gathered coco-nuts, yams, taro, and bananas, and cooked them.

Answer: The boy and girl lit a fire with the brand and cooked the food.

Answer: The serpent said, "girl, stay; and you, boy, crawl into my belly."

Answer: The boy was afraid.

Answer: The father told the boy to "Go."

This a document about Melanesian mythology.
 girl, stay; and you, boy, crawl into my belly." And the boy was afraid and said, "What shall I do?" But his father said to him, "Go," and he crept into the serpent's belly. And the serpent said to him, "Take the fire and bring it out to your sister. Come out and gather coco-nuts and yams and taro and bananas." So the boy crept out again, bringing the fire from the belly of the serpent. And then having brought the food, the boy and girl lit a fire with the brand which the boy had secured and cooked the food. And when they had eaten,


Question: What is the title of 98 Degrees' debut album released in 1997?

Question: In what year was the album '98° and Rising' released by 98 Degrees?

Question: What is the title of the Christmas album released by 98 Degrees in 1999?

Question: Which album by 98 Degrees was released in the year 2000?

Question: What is the title of the album released by 98 Degrees in 2013?

Question: In what year did 98 Degrees release the album titled 'Let It Snow'?

Answer: 98°

Answer: 1998

Answer: This Christmas

Answer: Revelation

Answer: 2.0

Answer: 2017

This a document about 98 Degrees.
98° (1997) ; 98° and Rising (1998) ; This Christmas (1999) ; Revelation (2000) ; 2.0 (2013) ; Let It Snow (2017)


Question: Where is Kent RO Systems' manufacturing base located?

Question: What is the annual production capacity of Kent RO Systems' manufacturing base?

Question: Which organization has validated the technology used by Kent RO Systems?

Question: Which certification bodies have certified Kent RO Systems' technology?

Question: Are all products of Kent RO Systems manufactured in India?

Answer: Roorkee (Uttarakhand)

Answer: 1 million units.

Answer: UNESCO

Answer: NSF, WQA, TUV, and ISO.

Answer: No, some are made in China.

This a document about Kent RO Systems.
 Kent has its manufacturing base in Roorkee (Uttarakhand) which is spread across 400,000 sq. ft and has an annual capacity of 1 million units. Its technology is validated by UNESCO and certified by other organizations such as NSF, WQA, TUV and ISO but some are made in China.


Question: What are the two M.A. degree programs offered by the University of Santa Monica?

Question: How often are on-site classes held for the degree programs at the University of Santa Monica?

Question: How many months of on-site classes are required for each academic year in the degree programs at the University of Santa Monica?

Question: What is the duration of the intensive experiential practicum for the degree programs at the University of Santa Monica?

Question: Approximately how many students were enrolled at the University of Santa Monica in 2008?

Question: In what year was the University of Santa Monica approved to grant doctoral degrees in Spiritual Psychology?

Question: What organization approved the University of Santa Monica to grant doctoral degrees in Spiritual Psychology?

Question: What happened to the doctoral degree program in Spiritual Psychology at the University of Santa Monica?

Question: Where are the on-site classes for the degree programs at the University of Santa Monica held?

Question: Why does the weekend, monthly class format allow students to travel to the University of Santa Monica from other cities and countries?

Question: What happened to the BPPVE shortly after the University of Santa Monica was approved to grant doctoral degrees in Spiritual Psychology?

Question: What was the emphasis of the second M.A. degree program offered by the University of Santa Monica?

Question: What was the duration of the degree programs at the University of Santa Monica in terms of academic years?

Answer: The two M.A. degree programs offered by the University of Santa Monica are M.A. in Spiritual Psychology and M.A. in Spiritual Psychology with an emphasis in Consciousness, Health, and Healing.

Answer: Monthly

Answer: Nine months.

Answer: five days

Answer: Approximately 500 students were enrolled at the University of Santa Monica in 2008.

Answer: 2006

Answer: BPPVE

Answer: The University of Santa Monica abandoned the doctoral degree program in Spiritual Psychology after the State of California terminated the BPPVE, without enrolling any students.

Answer: The on-site classes are held at the university campus in Santa Monica.

Answer: The weekend, monthly class format allows students to travel to the University of Santa Monica from other cities and countries because it accommodates their schedules, making it feasible for them to attend classes without needing to relocate.

Answer: The State of California terminated the BPPVE.

Answer: Consciousness, Health, and Healing

Answer: The degree programs at the University of Santa Monica lasted for a two-year period.

This a document about University of Santa Monica.
M.A. in Spiritual Psychology ; M.A. in Spiritual Psychology with an emphasis in Consciousness, Health, and Healing The following degrees are offered by the University of Santa Monica. Courses consist of monthly on-site classes held at the university campus in Santa Monica over a two-year period for nine months of each year, plus a five-day intensive experiential practicum. The weekend, monthly format allows students to travel to the University from other cities and countries. In 2008 there were approximately 500 students enrolled. In 2006, the University was approved by the aforementioned BPPVE to grant doctoral degrees in Spiritual Psychology, but shortly thereafter the State of California terminated the BPPVE altogether. The University subsequently abandoned that degree program without ever enrolling any students.


Question: Which political party has traditionally been the most supported in Sherburne County, Minnesota?

Question: Since 1980, what percentage of national elections has Sherburne County selected the Republican Party candidate?

Answer: Republican Party

Answer: 80%

This a document about Sherburne County, Minnesota.
 Sherburne County has traditionally voted Republican. Since 1980 the county has selected the Republican Party candidate in 80% of national elections (as of 2020).


Question: What is the name of the event held annually by the Higher School of Mining Engineering for high school students?

Question: What is the purpose of the annual science week organized by the Higher School of Mining Engineering?

Question: Which scientific fields do high school students get exposed to during the annual science week?

Question: What educational methods are emphasized during the student learning experience at the science week?

Question: What is the intended outcome of using interactive learning and hands-on activities during the science week?

Answer: The event is called science week.

Answer: The purpose of the annual science week is to provide an opportunity for high school students to observe scientific research activities, expose them to fields such as energy, new materials, and environmental sciences, and encourage them to undertake scientific or technical education through interactive learning and hands-on activities.

Answer: Energy, new materials, and environmental sciences.

Answer: Interactive learning and hands-on activities.

Answer: To spark the interest of younger students and encourage them to undertake scientific or technical education.

This a document about Higher School of Mining Engineering.
 The school runs an annual science week for high school students,  which provides an opportunity for younger students to observe the various scientific research activities of the school. This involves exposing them to fields such as energy, new materials, and environmental sciences. Student learning within the exhibition is divided into units, with a strong focus on interactive learning and hands-on activities. These methods are used to spark the interest of younger students, and encourage them to undertake scientific or technical education.


Question: What is Melky Cabrera's full name?

Question: What nickname is Melky Cabrera known by?

Question: What country is Melky Cabrera from?

Question: What position does Melky Cabrera primarily play in baseball?

Question: Which teams has Melky Cabrera played for in Major League Baseball (MLB)?

Question: With which team did Melky Cabrera make his MLB debut?

Question: In which year did Melky Cabrera make his MLB debut?

Question: Which team did Melky Cabrera get traded to after the 2009 season?

Question: Which team signed Melky Cabrera after he was released by the Braves in 2010?

Question: In which year was Melky Cabrera traded to the Giants?

Question: What award did Melky Cabrera win in the 2012 All-Star Game?

Question: What role did Melky Cabrera play for the Yankees before being traded in 2010?

Question: Which teams did Melky Cabrera play as a center fielder during his career?

Question: How did Melky Cabrera initially join the New York Yankees?

Question: In which year did Melky Cabrera have a strong performance with the Kansas City Royals that led to a trade to the Giants?

Question: Which team did Melky Cabrera join after being released by the Atlanta Braves in 2010?

Question: In which year did Melky Cabrera make his first All-Star Game appearance?

Answer: Melky Cabrera Astacio

Answer: The Melkman.

Answer: Dominican Republic

Answer: Melky Cabrera primarily plays as a left fielder.

Answer: Melky Cabrera has played for the New York Yankees, Atlanta Braves, San Francisco Giants, Toronto Blue Jays, Chicago White Sox, Kansas City Royals, Cleveland Indians, and Pittsburgh Pirates in Major League Baseball (MLB).

Answer: The New York Yankees.

Answer: 2005

Answer: The Braves.

Answer: The Kansas City Royals.

Answer: 2012

Answer: All-Star Game MVP Award.

Answer: fourth outfielder

Answer: The Kansas City Royals and the New York Yankees.

Answer: Melky Cabrera initially joined the New York Yankees by signing with them as an amateur free agent.

Answer: 2011

Answer: Kansas City Royals

Answer: 2012

This a document about Melky Cabrera.
 Melky Cabrera Astacio (born August 11, 1984), nicknamed The Melkman, is a Dominican professional baseball outfielder who is currently a free agent. He has played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the New York Yankees, Atlanta Braves, San Francisco Giants, Toronto Blue Jays, Chicago White Sox, Kansas City Royals, Cleveland Indians, and Pittsburgh Pirates. While primarily a left fielder throughout his career, Cabrera spent a significant amount of his playing time as a center fielder for the Royals and Yankees. Cabrera signed with the Yankees as an amateur free agent. He made his MLB debut for the Yankees in 2005. After playing as a fourth outfielder, the Yankees included him in a trade to the Braves after the 2009 season. Struggling with the Braves in 2010, he was released, and signed by the Royals in 2011. Cabrera had a strong year with the Royals, and was traded to the Giants for the 2012 season. In 2012, Cabrera made his first All-Star Game appearance, winning the All-Star Game MVP Award.


Question: Where did Reid Robison earn his bachelor's degree?

Question: Which university did Reid Robison attend for his dual MD/MBA degree?

Question: What areas of medicine did Reid Robison train in after completing his medical education?

Question: What was the focus of Reid Robison's research at the University of Utah?

Question: What genetic disorder did Reid Robison contribute to the discovery of?

Question: What global health initiatives did Reid Robison lead during his time on faculty in the Department of Psychiatry?

Question: What organization did Reid Robison found to provide mental health services to the uninsured?

Question: In which city is the Polizzi Foundation, founded by Reid Robison, based?

Question: What was the role of Reid Robison at the University of Utah prior to founding the Polizzi Foundation?

Answer: Brigham Young University in Provo, UT.

Answer: University of Utah

Answer: Psychiatry, genetics, and bioinformatics.

Answer: Reid Robison's research at the University of Utah primarily focused on the genetic associations of autism and ADHD, and he contributed to the discovery of Ogden Syndrome.

Answer: Ogden Syndrome

Answer: Reid Robison led global health initiatives and guided trainees during trips to Haiti, Ghana, and refugee camps along the Thai/Burma border.

Answer: Polizzi Foundation

Answer: Salt Lake City.

Answer: Reid Robison held a faculty position at the University of Utah, co-directed the molecular genetics lab, led global health initiatives, and guided trainees during international trips.

This a document about Reid Robison.
 Robison earned a bachelor's degree from Brigham Young University in Provo, UT before attending the University of Utah School of Medicine in Salt Lake City, UT, where he earned a dual MD/MBA. After that he completed psychiatry residency training followed by fellowship training in genetics and bioinformatics at the University of Utah. In his early career he held a faculty position at the University of Utah and co-directed the molecular genetics lab where he focused his research primarily on the genetic associations of autism,   and ADHD,  and also contributed to the discovery of Ogden Syndrome. During his time on faculty within the Department of Psychiatry he also led global health initiatives and guided trainees during trips to Haiti, Ghana and refugee camps along the Thai/Burma border. Robison founded the Polizzi Foundation, a free clinic based in Salt Lake City offering mental health services to the uninsured. He, along


Question: What was the reason for the by-election in Wollondilly on 3 March 1928?

Question: Who was the incumbent before the by-election on 3 March 1928 in Wollondilly?

Question: What position did George Fuller accept that led to the by-election in Wollondilly?

Question: Who won the by-election on 3 March 1928 in Wollondilly?

Question: What was the name of the party that Mark Morton represented in the Wollondilly by-election?

Question: What was the date of the by-election in Wollondilly following the death of James Smith?

Question: What was the name of the party that James Smith represented?

Question: What was the date of the by-election following the death of the Labor representative in 1928?

Question: What was the name of the by-election that occurred on 8 September 1928 in Wollondilly?

Question: What was the reason for the by-election on 8 September 1928 in Wollondilly?

Question: What was the name of the by-election that occurred on 3 March 1928 in Wollondilly?

Question: What was the name of the constituency where the by-elections took place on both 3 March 1928 and 8 September 1928?

Answer: Accepted position as Agent-General in London in February 1928.

Answer: George Fuller

Answer: Agent-General in London.

Answer: Mark Morton won the by-election on 3 March 1928 in Wollondilly.

Answer: Nationalist

Answer: 8 September 1928

Answer: Labor

Answer: 8 September 1928

Answer: The by-election that occurred on 8 September 1928 in Wollondilly was won by James Smith of the Labor Party.

Answer: Death

Answer: Wollondilly

Answer: Wollondilly

This a document about List of New South Wales state by-elections.
 Wollondilly ; George Fuller ; Nationalist ; Accepted position as Agent-General in London in February 1928 ; 3 March 1928 ; Mark Morton ; Nationalist ; colspan=9 | Labor ; Death ; 8 September 1928 ; James Smith ; Labor ; Wollondilly ; George Fuller ; Nationalist ; Accepted position as Agent-General in London in February 1928 ; 3 March 1928 ; Mark Morton ; Nationalist ; colspan=9 | 3 March 1928 ; Mark Morton ; Nationalist ; colspan=9 | colspan=9 | colspan=9 | !By-election !! Incumbent !! colspan=2|Party !! Reason for By-election !! Date of By-election !! Winner of By-election !! colspan=2|Party


Question: When was the USS Bandera laid down under a Maritime Commission contract?

Question: Where was the USS Bandera laid down?

Question: Who sponsored the launching of the USS Bandera?

Question: When did the Navy acquire the USS Bandera?

Question: When was the USS Bandera commissioned?

Question: Where did the USS Bandera conduct shakedown and amphibious training?

Question: Where did the USS Bandera undergo post-shakedown availability?

Question: When did the USS Bandera sail for San Francisco to load cargo and embark passengers?

Question: When did the USS Bandera depart from San Francisco for Hawaii?

Question: Where did the USS Bandera reach on 1 February 1945 after departing from San Francisco?

Answer: 23 July 1944

Answer: Wilmington, California.

Answer: Mrs. Elmer P. Abernethy sponsored the launching of the USS Bandera.

Answer: 5 December 1944

Answer: 6 December 1944

Answer: San Diego.

Answer: Terminal Island, California.

Answer: 28 January 1945

Answer: 1 February 1945.

Answer: Honolulu.

This a document about USS Bandera.
 Bandera was laid down under a Maritime Commission contract (MCV hull 47) on 23 July 1944 at Wilmington, California, by the California Shipbuilding Corporation; launched on 6 October 1944; sponsored by Mrs. Elmer P. Abernethy; acquired by the Navy on 5 December 1944; and commissioned on 6 December 1944. Following shakedown off San Pedro and amphibious training at San Diego, the attack transport underwent post shakedown availability at Terminal Island, California On 28 January 1945, Bandera sailed for San Francisco to load cargo and embark passengers for passage to Hawaii. She stood out to sea on 1 February and reached Honolulu exactly a


Question: What event causes Little Henry to reconsider his trip to Montana?

Question: Where is Little Henry living in 2002?

Question: What article in the Las Vegas Review-Journal reveals information about the ruins of St. Thomas?

Question: What has the drought exposed that was previously underwater for six decades?

Question: What action does Little Henry take in frustration while attempting to open the safe?

Question: What unintended consequence occurs as a result of Little Henry striking the safe with a crowbar?

Question: What is the age of Little Henry in 2002?

Question: What is the name of the person who originally owned the safe that Little Henry tries to open?

Question: What is the name of the newspaper that published the article about the ruins of St. Thomas?

Question: What is the name of the homestead that is mentioned as having an elevated concrete foundation in the article?

Question: What date is mentioned in the document when Little Henry's grandfather dies?

Answer: His grandfather dies of a heart attack.

Answer: Las Vegas.

Answer: An article in the Las Vegas Review-Journal explains that drought has exposed the ruins of St. Thomas.

Answer: The drought has exposed the ruins of St. Thomas, which were underwater for six decades.

Answer: Little Henry strikes the safe with a crowbar.

Answer: Little Henry inadvertently digs a small hole in the silt and knocks over something (the document does not specify what).

Answer: 76 years old.

Answer: Little Henry's father.

Answer: Las Vegas Review-Journal

Answer: Lord homestead

Answer: December 8, 2002

This a document about Lords of St. Thomas.
 grandson in Montana. However, the night before Little Henry's departure, his grandfather dies of a heart attack. It is now December 8, 2002. Little Henry is now a 76-year-old widower residing in Las Vegas. An article in the Las Vegas Review-Journal explains that drought has exposed the ruins of St. Thomas, underwater for six decades. Accompanying the story is a photo of the elevated concrete foundation of the Lord homestead. Little Henry sets off to find his father's safe. Unfortunately, the safe is impossible to open. In frustration, Little Henry strikes the safe with a crowbar, inadvertently digging a small hole in the silt and knocking over


Question: When did the band D&D (band) plan to release their third single?

Question: What happened to the planned third single by D&D in September 1999?

Question: Which girl group did Aya and Chikano join in July 2000?

Question: What television show did the girl group Hipp's perform on?

Question: When did Aya leave the girl group Hipp's?

Question: Under what real name did Chika perform with the group Hipp's?

Question: Who is the Japanese magician that posted about Chika's wedding in his blog in February 2009?

Question: Where did Chika's wedding take place according to Tatsuya Naka's blog post?

Question: What was the name of the debut single by Chika's group Hipp's in 2001?

Answer: September 1999.

Answer: The planned third single by D&D in September 1999 was cancelled.

Answer: Hipp's

Answer: The Night of Hit Parade

Answer: Several months after joining in July 2000.

Answer: Chikano Higa

Answer: Tatsuya Naka

Answer: Chika's wedding took place in Kyoto.

Answer: Go! Go! Girl!

This a document about D&D (band).
 in April 1999. The group intended to release a third single in September 1999, however this was cancelled. In July 2000, Aya and Chikano joined the girl group Hipp's, who performed in the television show The Night of Hit Parade, although Aya left the group several months later. The group, featuring Chika using her real name Chikano Higa (比嘉千賀乃), made their CD debut in 2001 with the song "Go! Go! Girl!" However, after only one single the band disbanded. In February 2009, Japanese magician Tatsuya Naka posted in his personal blog about attending Chika's wedding in Kyoto, to one of his childhood friends.


Question: What is the title of the 1908 German work about Spinoza written by Erhardt, Franz?

Question: What is the title of the 1928 German work about Spinoza written by Erhardt, Franz?

Question: What is the title of the 1995 Spanish work about Spinoza written by Espinosa Rubio, L.?

Question: What is the title of the 1978 Spanish work about Spinoza written by Espinoza, Enrique?

Question: What is the title of the 2010 Italian work about Spinoza written by Evangelista, Roberto?

Question: What is the title of the work by José Ezcurdia about Spinoza's concept of immanence and love in the early modern period?

Question: Which university press published the work titled 'Spinoza: Naturaleza y ecosistema' in 1995?

Question: In which city and country was the work 'Spinoza, águila y paloma' published in 1978?

Question: What is the English translation of the title 'Philosophie des Spinoza im Lichte der Kritik'?

Question: Which university press or institution is mentioned as the publisher of José Ezcurdia's work about Spinoza?

Question: What is the title of the 1908 German work about Spinoza written by the author whose name begins with 'Philosophie des Spinoza im Lichte der Kritik'?

Question: In which city and country was the work 'Die Weltanschauung Spinozas' published in 1928?

Question: In which city and country was the 1908 German work 'Philosophie des Spinoza im Lichte der Kritik' published?

Question: In which city and country was the 2010 Italian work 'Il bagaglio politico degli individui. La dinamica consuetudinaria nella riflessione di Spinoza' published?

Question: What is the title of the 1908 German work about Spinoza written by the author whose name begins with 'Philosophie des Spinoza im Lichte der Kritik'?

Answer: Die Weltanschauung Spinozas.

Answer: Die Weltanschauung Spinozas.

Answer: Spinoza: Naturaleza y ecosistema

Answer: Spinoza, águila y paloma

Answer: Il bagaglio politico degli individui. La dinamica consuetudinaria nella riflessione di Spinoza.

Answer: Spinoza ¿místico o ateo? Inmanencia y amor en la naciente Edad Moderna.

Answer: Publicaciones Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca.

Answer: Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Answer: Philosophy of Spinoza in the Light of Criticism

Answer: Instituto de Investigaciones en Educación, Universidad de Guanajuato.

Answer: Philosophie des Spinoza im Lichte der Kritik

Answer: Stuttgart, Germany.

Answer: Leipzig, Germany.

Answer: Milano, Italy.

Answer: Philosophie des Spinoza im Lichte der Kritik

This a document about List of works about Baruch Spinoza.
 Philosophie des Spinoza im Lichte der Kritik. (Leipzig: O.R. Reisland, 1908) [in German] ; Erhardt, Franz: Die Weltanschauung Spinozas. (Stuttgart: Strecker & Schröder, 1928) [in German] ; Espinosa Rubio, L.: Spinoza: Naturaleza y ecosistema. (Salamanca: Publicaciones Universidad Pontificia de Salamanca, 1995) [in Spanish] ; Espinoza, Enrique: Spinoza, águila y paloma. (Buenos Aires: Babel, 1978) [in Spanish] ; Evangelista, Roberto: Il bagaglio politico degli individui. La dinamica consuetudinaria nella riflessione di Spinoza. (Milano: Mimesis, 2010) [in Italian] ; Ezcurdia, José: Spinoza ¿místico o ateo? Inmanencia y amor en la naciente Edad Moderna. (Guanajuato: Instituto de Investigaciones en Educación, Universidad de


Question: What song was performed in the Group Dance by Kasia Kizior and the guest dancers?

Question: What was the style of the Group Dance performance of 'Flashlight' by Jessie J?

Question: Who choreographed the Group Dance performance of 'Flashlight' by Jessie J?

Question: Which song did Ida Nowakowska (Season 1) perform during the show?

Question: Who performed the song 'Beneath Your Beautiful' during the show?

Question: Who was eliminated in this season of You Can Dance – Po Prostu Tańcz!?

Question: What was the name of the show's season described in the document?

Question: What was the name of the Top 6 Couple dances segment mentioned in the document?

Question: What was the name of the guest dancer who performed with Ida Nowakowska during the song 'Beneath Your Beautiful'?

Question: What was the name of the segment where solo performances were featured in this season?

Question: What was the name of the segment where guest dancers were involved in the Group Dance performance?

Answer: "Flashlight" by Jessie J.

Answer: Jazz

Answer: Kasia Kizior

Answer: Ida Nowakowska (Season 1) performed "Beneath Your Beautiful" by Labrinth & Emeli Sandé.

Answer: Ida Nowakowska performed the song "Beneath Your Beautiful" during the show.

Answer: Klaudia Sadło and Hubert Kozłowski were eliminated in this season of You Can Dance – Po Prostu Tańcz!

Answer: Season 8

Answer: Top 6 Couple dances

Answer: There was no guest dancer mentioned who performed with Ida Nowakowska during the song "Beneath Your Beautiful."

Answer: Top 6 Couple dances: Solos

Answer: The segment where guest dancers were involved in the Group Dance performance is not named in the document.

This a document about You Can Dance – Po Prostu Tańcz! (season 8).
Group Dance: "Flashlight" - Jessie J (Jazz; Choreographer: Kasia Kizior) ; Guest Dancers: ; Ida Nowakowska (Season 1) - Beneath Your Beautiful - Labrinth & Emeli Sandé ; Top 6 Couple dances: Solos: Eliminated: ; Klaudia Sadło ; Hubert Kozłowski


Question: In which year did Ronald Duterte start his political career as a councilor?

Question: Under whose group did Ronald Duterte win the 1963 elections?

Question: How many times was Ronald Duterte re-elected as a councilor after 1963?

Question: How many ordinances did Ronald Duterte author during his time as a councilor?

Question: In what year did Ronald Duterte become the fourth elected vice mayor of Cebu City?

Question: Why did the mayor of Cebu City in 1983 resign from his position?

Question: Who became the mayor of Cebu City after the resignation of Florentino Solon in 1983?

Question: Who became the new vice mayor of Cebu City after Ronald Duterte became mayor in 1983?

Question: Which political party was Ronald Duterte a member of?

Answer: 1963

Answer: Sergio Osmeña Jr.

Answer: 2 times.

Answer: Ronald Duterte authored 44 ordinances during his time as a councilor.

Answer: 1980

Answer: He was appointed by then president Ferdinand Marcos to become Deputy Minister of Health.

Answer: Ronald Duterte became the mayor of Cebu City after the resignation of Florentino Solon in 1983.

Answer: Vicente Kintanar Jr. became the new vice mayor of Cebu City after Ronald Duterte became mayor in 1983.

Answer: Ronald Duterte was a member of Kilusang Bagong Lipunan.

This a document about Ronald Duterte.
 He started his political career as councilor after winning in the 1963 elections under the group of Sergio Osmeña Jr.. He went on to be re-elected in 1967 and in 1971, where he placed first among candidates for councilor. As councilor, Duterte authored 44 ordinances. In 1980, he became the fourth elected vice mayor of Cebu City. Then mayor Florentino Solon had to resign from his position in 1983 after he was appointed by then president Ferdinand Marcos to become Deputy Minister of Health. This led to Duterte's accession into office as mayor with Vicente Kintanar Jr., who was then the city's first-rank councilor, becoming the city's new vice mayor. Duterte was a member of Kilusang Bagong Lipunan.


Question: What was the initial power output of the East Fork Russian River powerhouse in 1908?

Question: In which year was the East Fork Russian River powerhouse upgraded to 9.4 MW?

Question: Why did the powerhouse have to shut down completely in the summer before the completion of Scott Dam?

Question: What type of structure is Scott Dam?

Question: How far upstream from Van Arsdale is Scott Dam located?

Question: What percentage of the Eel River watershed does Scott Dam collect water from?

Question: What was the name of the reservoir created by Scott Dam?

Question: What is the storage capacity of Lake Pillsbury in acre-feet?

Question: What company is associated with the East Fork Russian River powerhouse?

Question: In which year was Scott Dam completed?

Question: In which year did work on Scott Dam begin?

Answer: 4 MW

Answer: 1917

Answer: The powerhouse had to shut down completely in the summer before the completion of Scott Dam due to lack of water.

Answer: Scott Dam is a large concrete ogee gravity structure.

Answer: 12 mi

Answer: 7.3%

Answer: Lake Pillsbury

Answer: 74,993 acre-feet.

Answer: Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E)

Answer: 1922

Answer: 1920

This a document about East Fork Russian River.
 1908 to deliver 4 MW. It was upgraded to 7 MW in 1910, a second penstock was built in 1912, and in 1917 the powerhouse was upgraded to 9.4 MW. At first the powerhouse only ran at full capacity in the winter, and had to shut down completely in summer due to lack of water. In 1920 work started on Scott Dam, a large concrete ogee gravity structure 12 mi upstream from Van Arsdale which collects water from the upper 7.3% of the Eel River watershed. It was completed in 1922 and began to fill Lake Pillsbury, which has a storage capacity of 74993 acre-foot and releases water for the powerhouse throughout the year. The Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E)


Question: What was the impact of Isolationism during the 1920s and 1930s on the development of a formidable Marine Corps unit?

Question: In which conflicts were most Marine forces engaged during the interwar period, according to the document?

Question: What was the name of the book whose second edition included three significant aspects of Naval Reconnaissance after World War I?

Question: What was the new emphasis in the second edition of Williams' Naval Reconnaissance regarding the timing of information gathering?

Question: What shift in mission scope did Williams' second edition describe compared to previous approaches to reconnaissance?

Question: What were the earliest activities related to amphibious reconnaissance, as mentioned in the document?

Answer: Isolationism during the 1920s and 1930s had a negative impact on the development of a formidable Marine Corps unit due to the lack of Marine Corps personnel.

Answer: China and Nicaragua.

Answer: Williams' Naval Reconnaissance

Answer: The new emphasis was on obtaining information long before hostilities.

Answer: Williams' second edition described a shift from obtaining information solely for military operations in progress to a more comprehensive mission that emphasized obtaining information long before hostilities.

Answer: The earliest activities in amphibious reconnaissance.

This a document about United States Marine Air-Ground Task Force Reconnaissance.
 and surveys of various types. Although there was very little effect in creating a formidable unit because the outset of World War I and the Gallipoli Operations due to the lack of Marine Corp personnel by the Isolationism of 1920-1930s. Also drawbacks concurred while most of the Marine forces were engaged in conflicts of China and Nicaragua. After World War I, three significant aspects of the second edition of Williams' Naval Reconnaissance included: It was this latter emphasis on obtaining information long before hostilities that was perhaps of greatest significance. Rather than obtaining information solely for military operations in progress, Williams now enunciated a more comprehensive mission. The earliest activities in amphibious reconnaissance


Question: Which battle is described as having shaped U.S. policy in subsequent years?

Question: What event in 1994 is mentioned as an example of the U.S. failing to intervene, partly due to the influence of the Battle of Mogadishu?

Question: What was the name of the U.S. former deputy special envoy to Somalia who commented on the lasting impact of the Battle of Mogadishu on U.S. policy?

Question: What event during the Iraq War was compared to the Battle of Mogadishu by the American media?

Question: What was the name of the city where the event involving four American contractors occurred during the Iraq War?

Question: What was the consequence of the Battle of Mogadishu according to U.S. former deputy special envoy Walter Clarke?

Question: What was the outcome for the four American contractors during the event in Fallujah during the Iraq War?

Answer: The Battle of Mogadishu (1993)

Answer: Rwandan genocide

Answer: Walter Clarke

Answer: The First Battle of Fallujah.

Answer: Fallujah

Answer: The U.S. failure to intervene in later conflicts, such as the Rwandan genocide of 1994, due to the fear of getting involved in something like a Somalia all over again.

Answer: They were killed, dragged through the streets, and desecrated by an angry mob.

This a document about Battle of Mogadishu (1993).
 shaped U.S. policy in subsequent years, with many commentators identifying the Battle of Mogadishu's graphic consequences as the key reason behind the U.S.'s failure to intervene in later conflicts such as the Rwandan genocide of 1994. According to the U.S.'s former deputy special envoy to Somalia, Walter Clarke: "The ghosts of Somalia continue to haunt US policy. Our lack of response in Rwanda was a fear of getting involved in something like a Somalia all over again." Likewise, during the Iraq War when four American contractors were killed in the city of Fallujah, then dragged through the streets and desecrated by an angry mob, direct comparisons by the American media to the Battle of Mogadishu led to the First Battle of Fallujah.


Question: Where was Colin Raden born?

Question: What is the family background of Colin Raden?

Question: What did Colin Raden's ancestors do that is mentioned in the text?

Question: What did Colin Raden do as a child on the beach?

Question: What recurring element appears in Colin Raden's dreams as a child?

Question: What does Colin Raden begin to see in his dreams as he grows older?

Question: What kind of vessel is Colin Raden in when he sees the distant land in his dreams?

Question: Is Colin Raden ever able to reach the distant land he sees in his dreams?

Question: What is the title of the story being described in the document?

Question: What is the significance of the recurring dream imagery involving the Western seas in Colin Raden's life?

Answer: Colin Raden was born on Scotland's North West coast.

Answer: Colin Raden comes from an ancient family on Scotland's North West coast that has always been fascinated by mystical tales of land far out in the Western seas. Several of his forebears sailed West in search of such land and were never heard of again.

Answer: Colin Raden's ancestors sailed West in search of a land beyond the Western seas, never to be heard of again.

Answer: As a child, Colin Raden spent hours on the beach staring out to sea and imagining what might be out there.

Answer: A dense wall of mist blocking his view to the West.

Answer: Colin Raden begins to see a far land to the West, initially hardly visible but later becoming more distinct with signs of a sandy beach.

Answer: Colin Raden is in a small boat.

Answer: No.

Answer: The Watcher by the Threshold

Answer: The recurring dream imagery involving the Western seas represents Colin Raden's fascination with the mystical lands his ancestors sought, reflecting his deep connection to his family's legacy and his imagination.

This a document about The Watcher by the Threshold, and other tales.
 Born on Scotland's North West coast, Colin Raden comes from an ancient family that had always been fascinated by mystical tales of land far out in the Western seas. Several of his forebears, indeed, had sailed West in search of such land, never to be heard of again. As a child, Colin spends hours on the beach staring out to sea and imagining what might be out there. His imaginings start to populate his dreams, but he always finds his view to the West blocked by a dense wall of mist. As he grows up he continues to have dreams, and gradually over the years the mist clears to disclose a far land, initially hardly visible but later becoming more distinct with signs of a sandy beach. He is in a small boat, never able to approach the shore. When Colin finds


Question: Which theatre company did Darcy Isa perform with in the production of Back?

Question: Which amateur operatics society did Christian Cooke perform with in the youth production of Bugsy Malone?

Question: In which soap opera did Verity Rushworth make her name playing the role of Donna Windsor-Dingle?

Question: Which amateur operatics society did Peter Grant perform with in the production of Oliver?

Question: What was the name of the role Verity Rushworth took over in the UK tour of The Sound of Music?

Question: What is the name of the musical in which Verity Rushworth performed as Penny Pingleton in London?

Question: Which film did Christian Cooke appear in during 2010?

Question: Which musical did Christian Cooke perform in during his time with Horsforth Grove Amateur Operatics Society?

Question: What was the name of the musical in which Peter Grant performed during his time with Rawdon Amateur Operatics Society?

Question: What is the name of the professional play or film in which Christian Cooke appeared, titled 'Demons'?

Answer: Stampede Theatre Company.

Answer: Horsforth Grove Amateur Operatics Society.

Answer: Emmerdale

Answer: Rawdon Amateur Operatics Society.

Answer: Maria

Answer: Hairspray

Answer: Cemetery Junction

Answer: Bugsy Malone

Answer: Oliver.

Answer: Demons

This a document about BrassNeck Theatre.
Christian Cooke – performed with Horsforth Grove Amateur Operatics Society in their youth production of Bugsy Malone. Cooke is now a professional actor, appearing in Demons and the 2010 film Cemetery Junction. ; Verity Rushworth – performed with Horsforth Grove Amateur Operatics Society in their youth production of Bugsy Malone. After making her name on Emmerdale as Donna Windsor-Dingle, Rushworth performed in the London production of the hit musical Hairspray as Penny Pingleton before moving to take over the role of Maria in the UK tour of The Sound of Music. ; Peter Grant – performed with Rawdon Amateur Operatics Society in their production of Oliver. Grant is now a professional singer. ; Darcy Isa – performed with Stampede Theatre Company in their production of Back


Question: In which city and country were the 1999 World Figure Skating Championships held?

Question: During which dates were the 1999 World Figure Skating Championships held?

Question: What disciplines were awarded medals at the 1999 World Figure Skating Championships?

Question: What was new about the 1999 World Figure Skating Championships in terms of scoring for men's and ladies' events?

Question: What percentage of the total score was determined by the qualifying competition in the 1999 World Figure Skating Championships?

Question: What percentage of the total score was determined by the free skating portion in the 1999 World Figure Skating Championships?

Question: What percentage of the total score was determined by the short program in the 1999 World Figure Skating Championships?

Answer: Helsinki, Finland.

Answer: From March 20 through 28.

Answer: Medals were awarded in the disciplines of men's singles, ladies' singles, pair skating, and ice dancing.

Answer: The qualifying competition counted towards the total score for the first time, making up 20% of the total score.

Answer: 20%

Answer: 50%

Answer: 30%

This a document about 1999 World Figure Skating Championships.
 The 1999 World Figure Skating Championships were held in Helsinki, Finland from March 20 through 28. Medals were awarded in the disciplines of men's singles, ladies' singles, pair skating, and ice dancing. 1999 was the first year that the qualifying competition in the men's and ladies' events counted towards the total score. Qualifying was 20% of the total score, the short program 30%, and the free skating 50%.


Question: Which Arab general captured the Byzantine fortress of Babylon in December 640 during the Muslim conquest of Egypt?

Question: How long did the Byzantine fortress of Babylon resist during the Muslim conquest of Egypt?

Question: What is the name of the historical account that describes the Muslim conquest of Egypt and the subsequent Arab rule over the Coptic Christian city?

Question: In which language do the surviving manuscripts of John Bishop of Nikiû's Chronicle exist?

Answer: 'Amr ibn al-'As

Answer: About seven months.

Answer: The Chronicle by John Bishop of Nikiû.

Answer: Ethiopic

This a document about Babylon Fortress.
 During the Muslim conquest of Egypt the Byzantine fortress held out for about seven months before finally falling in December 640 to the Arab general 'Amr ibn al-'As. The history of this conquest, and of the subsequent rule of the then still Coptic Christian city by the Arabs, is told by John Bishop of Nikiû in his Chronicle, which survives now only in Ethiopic manuscripts.