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{ "A": "Lindi Nature Reserve is a nature reserve situated in north-western Estonia, in Lääne County.", "B": "Lindi Nature Reserve is a nature reserve situated in south-eastern Estonia, in Ida-Viru County.", "C": "Lindi Nature Reserve is a nature reserve situated in north-eastern Estonia, in Tartu County.", "D": "Lindi Nature Reserve is a nature reserve situated in south-western Estonia, in Viljandi County.", "E": "Lindi Nature Reserve is a nature reserve situated in south-western Estonia, in Pärnu County." }

{ "A": "The civil war originated from a power struggle between the military and civilian government officials.", "B": "The conflict arose due to the ideological differences and later tribal tensions between two factions of the ruling Yemeni Socialist Party (YSP).", "C": "The civil war was primarily triggered by territorial disputes with neighboring countries.", "D": "The conflict stemmed from economic inequality and resource scarcity in South Yemen.", "E": "The civil war occurred as a result of a failed coup attempt by a separatist group seeking independence." }

{ "A": "Heidi Lück is a medical doctor specializing in cardiology.", "B": "Heidi Lück is a civil engineer specializing in infrastructure projects.", "C": "Heidi Lück is a historian with a research focus on medieval Europe.", "D": "Heidi Lück is an economist with a focus on international trade.", "E": "Heidi Lück is a lawyer with expertise in constitutional law." }

{ "A": "The endeavors of the BYU Cougars football team during their eighth year of competition.", "B": "The 2019 BYU Cougars football team's performance in the NCAA Division I FBS football season.", "C": "The duration of BYU's participation as an NCAA Division I FBS independent.", "D": "The career history of fourth-year head coach Kalani Sitake.", "E": "The location where the BYU Cougars played their home games in 2019." }

{ "A": "Carmen Carbonell Nonell's contributions to Spanish theater and film were not significant enough to be recognized with any awards.", "B": "Carmen Carbonell Nonell received the National Theater Award only once, in 1950.", "C": "Carmen Carbonell Nonell received the National Theater Award posthumously for her contributions to Spanish theater and film.", "D": "Carmen Carbonell Nonell was the first Spanish actress to receive the National Theater Award twice, in 1950 and 1980.", "E": "Carmen Carbonell Nonell had a successful career in both stage and film, but did not receive any awards." }

{ "A": "The mushrooms are up to 18 cm (7.1 in) wide.", "B": "The stem of the mushroom is up to 9 cm (3.5 in) long by 3.5 cm (1.4 in) thick.", "C": "The mushrooms have convex to flattened drab lilac-colored caps.", "D": "The mushrooms have cream-colored gills that extend slightly down the length of the stem.", "E": "The fungus produces an off-white latex when injured that stains the mushroom tissue brownish." }

{ "A": "The BAF aims to promote the Same Sex Marriage Prohibition Act 2013 (SSMPA) and its enforcement in Nigeria.", "B": "The BAF was established to support and protect individuals who identify as LGBTQ+ in Nigeria, particularly after the enactment of the Same Sex Marriage Prohibition Act 2013 (SSMPA).", "C": "The BAF works to protect and promote religious freedom and diversity in Nigeria, in response to the Same Sex Marriage Prohibition Act 2013 (SSMPA).", "D": "The BAF operates primarily in England and Wales to advocate for equal treatment of individuals regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.", "E": "The BAF's primary mission is to provide legal and financial assistance to Nigerian citizens facing discrimination based on their sexual orientation." }

{ "A": "East 4th Street", "B": "Kenilworth Avenue", "C": "Little Sugar Creek", "D": "John Belk Freeway", "E": "Queens Road" }

{ "A": "Ghosts 'n Goblins revolutionized the arcade gaming industry by introducing realistic graphics and immersive gameplay mechanics.", "B": "Ghosts 'n Goblins was the first video game to utilize advanced artificial intelligence, making the enemies in the game unpredictable and challenging.", "C": "Ghosts 'n Goblins is considered the first platform video game developed by Capcom, paving the way for the entire genre.", "D": "Ghosts 'n Goblins was the first video game to incorporate multiplayer functionality, allowing players to compete or cooperate with each other.", "E": "Ghosts 'n Goblins set a new standard for storytelling in video games, featuring a complex narrative and compelling characters." }

{ "A": "It is a location where Nobel Prize-winning scientific experiments have been conducted.", "B": "It is a site where ancient pottery making techniques were developed.", "C": "It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its exceptional preservation of human remains and artifacts.", "D": "It is a popular tourist attraction known for its stunning natural landscapes.", "E": "It is a renowned research center for understanding the region's prehistoric civilizations." }

{ "A": "From January 1, 2022 to February 28, 2022, on Mondays to Fridays at 20:00 for 24 episodes.", "B": "From April 1, 2022 to May 1, 2022, on Mondays to Fridays at 19:00 for 24 episodes.", "C": "From December 30, 2021 to February 1, 2022, on Mondays to Fridays at 19:00 for 24 episodes.", "D": "From March 1, 2022 to April 30, 2022, on Saturdays and Sundays at 20:00 for 24 episodes.", "E": "From November 1, 2021 to December 29, 2021, on Saturdays and Sundays at 21:00 for 24 episodes." }

{ "A": "Russian", "B": "Ukrainian", "C": "Brazilian", "D": "Italian", "E": "Polish" }

{ "A": "Kinshasa Symphony is a French 2010 documentary film.", "B": "Kinshasa Symphony is a British 2010 documentary film.", "C": "Kinshasa Symphony is an American 2010 documentary film.", "D": "Kinshasa Symphony is a Japanese 2010 documentary film.", "E": "Kinshasa Symphony is a German 2010 documentary film." }

{ "A": "Henry Selva, Travis Richter", "B": "Nocturne, Midheaven", "C": "Hopeless Records, eOne Music", "D": "Dean Herrera, A.J. Minette, Brett Powell", "E": "Los Angeles, California" }

{ "A": "314", "B": "200", "C": "500", "D": "410", "E": "275" }

{ "A": "William Parks was the first colonial publisher and proprietor of The Virginia Gazette newspaper and established four new newspapers in the colonies.", "B": "William Parks was the first printer in Maryland authorized as the official printer for the colonial government and published the first official collection of the authentic 1733 set of Virginia's laws.", "C": "William Parks was the first printer in Maryland authorized as the official printer for the colonial government and published the first newspaper in the Southern American colonies.", "D": "William Parks was the first printer in Virginia authorized as the official printer for the colonial government and published the first official collection of the authentic 1733 set of Virginia's laws.", "E": "William Parks was the first printer in Virginia authorized as the official printer for the colonial government and published the first newspaper in the Southern American colonies." }

{ "A": "Dendroconus is a subgenus of sea snails, marine gastropod mollusks in the genus Conus, family Conidae, the cone snails and their allies.", "B": "Dendroconus is a subgenus of cone snails, marine gastropod mollusks in the family Conidae, their allies.", "C": "Dendroconus is a genus of sea snails, marine gastropod mollusks in the Conidae family, the cone snails and their allies.", "D": "Dendroconus is a genus of sea snails, marine gastropod mollusks in the family Conidae, the cone snails and their allies.", "E": "Dendroconus is a subgenus of sea snails, marine gastropod mollusks in the family Conidae, the cone snails and their allies." }

{ "A": "The film primarily highlights the societal stigmas associated with schizophrenia and its impact on familial relationships.", "B": "The film primarily delves into the life of an adoptive mother and her struggles in raising a child with schizophrenia.", "C": "The film primarily explores the challenges of a man with chronic schizophrenia in his efforts to regain custody of his daughter.", "D": "The film primarily investigates the psychological impact of adoption on a child with schizophrenia.", "E": "The film primarily examines the legal battles faced by a man with schizophrenia in his quest for justice for his daughter." }

{ "A": "Quincy Jones, Babyface, Timbaland, Pharrell Williams, Calvin Harris, Diplo, and Max Martin.", "B": "Brian Eno, Mark Ronson, Rick Rubin, David Guetta, Skrillex, Calvin Harris, and Diplo.", "C": "Dr. Dre, Kanye West, Pharrell Williams, Timbaland, Rick Rubin, David Foster, and Max Martin.", "D": "Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, Timbaland, Rick Rubin, Max Martin, Dr. Dre, and David Foster.", "E": "Leon Sylvers III, Teneen Ali, Ron \"Have Mercy\" Kersey, Alex Brown, Wah Wah Watson, Evan Rogers, and Carl Sturken." }

{ "A": "\"Alvin for President\" received mixed reviews on the Billboard Pop Singles Chart, with some critics praising its catchy melody.", "B": "\"Alvin for President\" was a moderate success on the Billboard Pop Singles Chart, peaking within the top 40.", "C": "\"Alvin for President\" was a top-charting hit on the Billboard Pop Singles Chart, earning the group widespread fame.", "D": "\"Alvin for President\" failed to chart on the Billboard Pop Singles Chart, resulting in limited commercial success for the group.", "E": "\"Alvin for President\" reached the top 10 on the Billboard Pop Singles Chart, establishing the group as a major musical act." }

{ "A": "The New York Islanders were the first NHL team to have a player score 50 goals in a season.", "B": "The New York Islanders hold the record for the most Stanley Cup wins in NHL history.", "C": "The New York Islanders are known for their fierce rivalry with the New Jersey Devils.", "D": "The New York Islanders are the only NHL team with their home arena located on Long Island.", "E": "The New York Islanders were the first NHL team to introduce a mascot." }

{ "A": "Aditya Chopra wrote the screenplay for the series.", "B": "Aditya Chopra was the executive producer of the series.", "C": "Aditya Chopra composed the soundtrack for the series.", "D": "Aditya Chopra played one of the lead roles in the series.", "E": "Aditya Chopra directed all the episodes of the series." }

{ "A": "Approximately 45 kilometres (28 mi) north", "B": "Approximately 85 kilometres (53 mi) west", "C": "Approximately 60 kilometres (37 mi) east", "D": "Approximately 30 kilometres (19 mi) northwest", "E": "Approximately 120 kilometres (75 mi) south" }

{ "A": "Aspley Guise is a village that is positioned 6 miles east southeast of London and 1 mile south of the M25 junction 13. It is renowned for its world-famous theme park.", "B": "Aspley Guise is a village that is conveniently located near the coast of the English Channel and 1 mile south of the M1 junction 13. It is renowned for its beautiful beaches and picturesque landscapes.", "C": "Aspley Guise is a village that is positioned 6 miles east southeast of Central Milton Keynes and 1 mile south of the M1 junction 13. It is renowned for having 29 listed buildings in its historic centre.", "D": "Aspley Guise is a village that is conveniently located within the City of Milton Keynes in Buckinghamshire. It is renowned for its vibrant nightlife and entertainment.", "E": "Aspley Guise is a village that is positioned 6 miles west northwest of Central Bedfordshire and 1 mile north of the M1 junction 13. It is renowned for playing a pivotal role in the industrial revolution." }

{ "A": "Trumpet", "B": "Guitar", "C": "Drums", "D": "Saxophone", "E": "Piano" }

{ "A": "The canal was authorised by Parliament in 1827 and opened in 1834.", "B": "The canal was not authorised by Parliament and never opened for operation.", "C": "The canal was authorised by Parliament in 1827 and opened in 1854.", "D": "The canal was authorised by Parliament in 1854 and opened in 1834.", "E": "The canal was authorised by Parliament in 1834 and opened in 1854." }

{ "A": "A spicy curry made with finger millet grains, commonly eaten in Bhutan, Nepal, and Northeast India.", "B": "A traditional Indian dessert made from finger millet, often served during festivals and special occasions in regions like Kolar, Mandya, Hassan, Mysore, Tumkur, and Rayalaseema.", "C": "A type of rice dish popular in Western Tamil Nadu, made with finger millet and commonly known as ragi kali.", "D": "A fermented beverage made from finger millet, enjoyed as a traditional drink in certain communities of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh.", "E": "A type of bread made from finger millet, commonly consumed as a staple food in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh, as well as in certain regions of Tamil Nadu and Northeast India." }

{ "A": "William Edward Jones played as an all-rounder for Glamorgan.", "B": "William Edward Jones played as a wicket-keeper for Glamorgan.", "C": "William Edward Jones played as a batsman for Glamorgan.", "D": "William Edward Jones played as a bowler for Glamorgan.", "E": "William Edward Jones played as a coach for Glamorgan." }

{ "A": "Itapema is renowned for its tourism industry, attracting visitors from both within Brazil and from around the world.", "B": "Itapema is famous for its mining industry, particularly for its production of gold and gemstones.", "C": "Itapema is primarily known for its fishing industry, with a significant portion of the population engaged in fishing activities.", "D": "Itapema has a thriving manufacturing sector with factories producing a wide range of products.", "E": "Itapema is known for its extensive agriculture, with a focus on cultivating crops such as sugarcane and soybeans." }

{ "A": "Rissoa membranacea belongs to the family Rissoidae, a marine gastropod mollusc family known for including minute sea snails.", "B": "Rissoa membranacea belongs to the family Buccinidae, a marine gastropod mollusc family known for including large predatory sea snails commonly found in cold and temperate waters.", "C": "Rissoa membranacea belongs to the family Littorinidae, a marine gastropod mollusc family known for including intertidal snails commonly found on rocky shores.", "D": "Rissoa membranacea belongs to the family Muricidae, a marine gastropod mollusc family known for including predatory snails commonly found in tropical and subtropical seas.", "E": "Rissoa membranacea belongs to the family Naticidae, a marine gastropod mollusc family known for including moon snails that are capable of drilling holes in shells of other mollusks." }

{ "A": "Deep vein thrombosis", "B": "Von Willebrand disease", "C": "Thrombocytopenia", "D": "Quebec platelet disorder", "E": "Hemophilia A" }

{ "A": "NEEMO is dedicated to creating sustainable underwater habitats through the testing and development of advanced infrastructure technologies.", "B": "NEEMO sends groups of astronauts, engineers, and scientists to live in the Aquarius underwater laboratory to prepare for future space exploration.", "C": "NEEMO aims to simulate the effects of microgravity on human physiology in order to develop countermeasures for astronauts.", "D": "NEEMO is designed to study the behavior of aquatic organisms in extreme environments to benefit marine biology research.", "E": "NEEMO focuses on studying the chemical composition and geological aspects of the ocean floor for potential resource extraction." }

{ "A": "Jordan Bell was named the conference's Offensive Player of the Year.", "B": "Jordan Bell was named the conference's Rookie of the Year.", "C": "Jordan Bell was named the Pac-12's Most Valuable Player.", "D": "Jordan Bell was named an All-American player.", "E": "Jordan Bell was named the conference's Defensive Player of the Year." }

{ "A": "The Buenos Aires Central Railway (BACR) operated a 1,435 mm standard gauge railway line from Buenos Aires to the city of 4 de Febrero in Santa Fe.", "B": "The Buenos Aires Central Railway (BACR) operated a 1,435 mm standard gauge railway line from Buenos Aires to various cities in Santa Fe.", "C": "The Buenos Aires Central Railway (BACR) operated a 1,000 mm narrow gauge railway line from Buenos Aires to various cities in Santa Fe.", "D": "The Buenos Aires Central Railway (BACR) operated a 1,520 mm broad gauge railway line from Buenos Aires to the city of 4 de Febrero in Santa Fe.", "E": "The Buenos Aires Central Railway (BACR) operated a 1,676 mm broad gauge railway line from Buenos Aires to the city of 4 de Febrero in Santa Fe." }

{ "A": "\"Heifetz's debut was so impressive that it made other violinists feel inadequate. We may as well give up playing.\"", "B": "\"Heifetz's debut was widely criticized by the audience and received poor reviews from music critics.\"", "C": "\"Kreisler considered Heifetz's performance to be lacking in emotion and technical precision.\"", "D": "\"Heifetz's performance was flawless and indescribably powerful. He truly is a master of the violin.\"", "E": "\"Kreisler believed that Heifetz's performance was heavily influenced by other renowned violinists of the time.\"" }

{ "A": "She was best known for her nominations for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series.", "B": "She was best known for her regular cast member roles in sitcoms.", "C": "She was best known for her nominations for the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series.", "D": "She was best known for her role as Berta the housekeeper in Two and a Half Men.", "E": "She was best known for her performance in L.A. Law." }

{ "A": "Triassic and Jurassic periods", "B": "Ordovician and Carboniferous periods", "C": "Cambrian and Permian periods", "D": "Cretaceous and Paleogene periods", "E": "Silurian and Devonian periods" }

{ "A": "COSCO Shipping Development is a multinational conglomerate with its core business in the technology sector.", "B": "COSCO Shipping Development is a financial services company based in Shanghai, China.", "C": "COSCO Shipping Development is a leading provider of renewable energy solutions.", "D": "COSCO Shipping Development specializes in manufacturing and logistics solutions for the automotive industry.", "E": "COSCO Shipping Development primarily operates as a global telecommunications provider." }

{ "A": "South Harting", "B": "Nyewood", "C": "Chichester", "D": "Rogate", "E": "West Sussex" }

{ "A": "Cleveland Browns", "B": "Cleveland Cavaliers", "C": "Cleveland Rocks", "D": "Cleveland Indians", "E": "Cleveland Monsters" }

{ "A": "Libertarian", "B": "Republican", "C": "Independent", "D": "Democratic", "E": "Green Party" }

{ "A": "Velise River is the smallest river in Estonia, measuring only 50 meters in length.", "B": "Velise River is a tributary of the Pärnu River in Estonia.", "C": "Velise River is the longest river in Estonia, measuring 82.9 km in length.", "D": "Velise River is the source of the Vigala River in Estonia.", "E": "Velise River is the largest river in Estonia, with a basin size of 867.8 km2." }

{ "A": "The song reached the top spot on the Billboard Hot Alternative Songs chart.", "B": "The song was featured in a popular movie soundtrack.", "C": "The song went viral on TikTok, being used for more than 1.6 million videos.", "D": "The song received a Grammy nomination in a major category.", "E": "The song received critical acclaim from music critics." }

{ "A": "Philadelphia Phillies", "B": "Chicago Cubs", "C": "Oakland Athletics", "D": "Cincinnati Reds", "E": "Cleveland Indians" }

{ "A": "Engineering and technology", "B": "Social sciences and political science", "C": "Fine arts and performing arts", "D": "Humanities and basic sciences", "E": "Business and management studies" }

{ "A": "Salvador Dali", "B": "Giovanni Bellini", "C": "Francisco Goya", "D": "Vincent van Gogh", "E": "Michelangelo" }

{ "A": "Lorraine (D657) is a type of artillery weapon used by the French Army, known for its high accuracy and long-range capabilities.", "B": "Lorraine (D657) is a nuclear power plant located in the northeast region of France, supplying energy to the surrounding cities.", "C": "Lorraine (D657) is a submarine in the French Navy's fleet, designed for underwater surveillance and reconnaissance operations.", "D": "Lorraine (D657) is a type of armored vehicle used by the French Army, equipped with advanced weaponry and defensive systems.", "E": "Lorraine (D657) is an Aquitaine-class frigate of the French Navy, developed through the FREMM multipurpose frigate program, specifically an air-defense variant." }

{ "A": "1 October 2023", "B": "1 October 2022", "C": "Nicola Benedetti has never been the Festival Director of the Edinburgh International Festival.", "D": "1 October 2021", "E": "1 October 2020" }

{ "A": "Drupa speciosa is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Volutidae, the volutes.", "B": "Drupa speciosa is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Naticidae, the moon snails.", "C": "Drupa speciosa is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Buccinidae, the true whelks.", "D": "Drupa speciosa is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Trochidae, the top snails.", "E": "Drupa speciosa is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Muricidae, the murex snails or rock snails." }

{ "A": "The majority of immigrants in South Africa originate from countries in North Africa, such as Egypt, Libya, and Morocco.", "B": "Majority of immigrants in South Africa come from countries in Sub-Saharan Africa and have been pushed south due to various factors.", "C": "The majority of immigrants in South Africa come from diverse regions around the world, including both Sub-Saharan Africa and non-African countries.", "D": "The majority of immigrants in South Africa are from European countries such as the United Kingdom, Germany, and France.", "E": "The majority of immigrants in South Africa are refugees who have fled their home countries due to political unrest and conflict." }

{ "A": "Suwon KT Sonicboom and Suwon Samsung Thunders", "B": "Suwon KT Sonicboom, Changwon LG Sakers, and the South Korean national team", "C": "Suwon KT Sonicboom and the South Korean national team", "D": "Changwon LG Sakers and the South Korean national team", "E": "Suwon KT Sonicboom and Changwon LG Sakers" }

{ "A": "The medal was awarded to members of the British Navy for their service at sea during the war.", "B": "The medal was awarded to mariners of the British Mercantile Marine for their service at sea during the war.", "C": "The medal was awarded to all soldiers who fought on the frontlines during the war.", "D": "The medal was awarded to civilians who provided support services to the military during the war.", "E": "The medal was awarded to pilots and aircrew members for their service in the air during the war." }

{ "A": "The Rhythm Architects", "B": "The Ologist Productions", "C": "The Trackezoids", "D": "The Beat Masters", "E": "The Hip-Hop Connection" }

{ "A": "Just Enough! is the first solo album released by Donnie Vie, marking his venture into a solo career after being part of a band.", "B": "Just Enough! is the only album released by Donnie Vie as a collaboration with other artists.", "C": "Just Enough! is the last album released by Donnie Vie, marking the end of his music career.", "D": "Just Enough! is the first album released by Donnie Vie, establishing him as a prominent figure in the music industry.", "E": "Just Enough! is the first album released by Donnie Vie, which received critical acclaim and commercial success." }

{ "A": "Sokolov", "B": "Van Gogh", "C": "Da Vinci", "D": "Monet", "E": "Rembrandt" }

{ "A": "The Admiralty Research Laboratory (ARL) was located in Teddington, London, England from 1850 to 1900.", "B": "The Admiralty Research Laboratory (ARL) was located in Teddington, London, England from 1921 to 1977.", "C": "The Admiralty Research Laboratory (ARL) was located in Plymouth, England from 1901 to 1920.", "D": "The Admiralty Research Laboratory (ARL) was located in Southampton, England from 1950 to 1990.", "E": "The Admiralty Research Laboratory (ARL) was located in Portsmouth, England from 1921 to 1977." }

{ "A": "A large, mountainous island located deep within Van Mijenfjorden, inaccessible to humans due to treacherous cliffs and rough waters. The island was discovered by Aksel Thordsen, who named it after himself during an expedition in 1864.", "B": "A small, round island located in the middle of Bellsund, connected to the mainland by a narrow bridge. The island got its name from Aksel Thordsen, a renowned explorer who discovered it during an expedition in 1864.", "C": "Akseløya is not an actual island but a term used to describe a group of coral reefs located in the Svalbard Archipelago. It was named after Aksel Thordsen, a renowned marine biologist, who extensively studied the unique marine life in the area during his expedition in 1864.", "D": "A small, uninhabited island known for its beautiful sandy beaches and crystal clear waters. Aksel Thordsen, a famous botanist, named the island after himself as it was home to unique and rare plant species that he discovered during his expedition in 1864.", "E": "A long, narrow island at the mouth of Van Mijenfjorden, separating Van Mijenfjorden from Bellsund. It is separated from the mainland by Akselsundet to the north, and another narrow strait to the south. The islands are named after the schooner Aksel Thordsen, which was chartered by Adolf Erik Nordenskiöld for an expedition to Svalbard in 1864." }

{ "A": "His expertise in ancient civilizations of Asia.", "B": "His studies on the geology of the Scottish Highlands.", "C": "His discoveries of ancient Mayan artifacts in Central America.", "D": "His extensive research on the prehistoric barrows of southern England.", "E": "His contributions to the field of marine archaeology." }

{ "A": "2,000", "B": "1,700", "C": "1,300", "D": "1,900", "E": "1,522" }

{ "A": "It denotes a 15-year period (1969-1984) when sexually explicit films experienced a positive attention from mainstream cinemas, movie critics, and the general public, prior to the legalization of pornography in Denmark.", "B": "It refers to a period of 15 years (1969-1984) when sexually explicit films were widely criticized by mainstream cinemas, movie critics, and the general public.", "C": "It represents a time when sexually explicit films achieved a positive reception from mainstream cinemas, movie critics, and the general public for 15 years (1969-1984).", "D": "It signifies a period starting in 1969, when the film Blue Movie directed by Andy Warhol was shown in theaters, and it had a significant impact on the making of Last Tango in Paris.", "E": "It symbolizes the era when adult erotic films with explicit sex scenes first received wide theatrical release in the United States, starting with the film Blue Movie and subsequent films influenced by it." }

{ "A": "210", "B": "89", "C": "95", "D": "127", "E": "150" }

{ "A": "Adarsh Kumar Goel is a former judge of the Gauhati High Court.", "B": "Adarsh Kumar Goel is a former judge of the Orissa High Court.", "C": "Adarsh Kumar Goel is a former judge of the Supreme Court of India.", "D": "Adarsh Kumar Goel is a former judge of the Mumbai High Court.", "E": "Adarsh Kumar Goel is a former judge of the Punjab and Haryana High Court." }

{ "A": "The European Challenge Cup was renamed as the EPCR Challenge Cup in 2014.", "B": "The European Challenge Cup has not been renamed as the EPCR Challenge Cup.", "C": "The European Challenge Cup was renamed as the EPCR Challenge Cup in 2015.", "D": "The European Challenge Cup was renamed as the EPCR Challenge Cup in 2016.", "E": "The European Challenge Cup was renamed as the EPCR Challenge Cup in 2017." }

{ "A": "The cricket board decided to have an odd number of Tests in the series.", "B": "The fans demanded an additional Test match between England and Australia.", "C": "Rain caused the abandonment of the Third Test, so an extra one was added to compensate.", "D": "The teams wanted to extend the series and play more matches.", "E": "The two sides had extra time available in their schedule." }

{ "A": "\"Glorious\" is a tribute to Johnson's favorite childhood band.", "B": "\"Glorious\" is considered an influential song in the Swedish pop music genre.", "C": "\"Glorious\" is an instrumental piece without any lyrics.", "D": "\"Glorious\" was released as a single in 1999 from Johnson's second album Liebling.", "E": "\"Glorious\" reached number one on the charts in Italy and the United Kingdom." }

{ "A": "\"Ammoru\" is a romantic film that narrates a love story between a mortal and a goddess. It delves into the challenges faced by the couple due to their differing natures.", "B": "\"Ammoru\" is a comedy film that presents the humorous interactions between a mischievous goddess and her devotees. It explores the lighter aspects of divine intervention.", "C": "\"Ammoru\" is a Telugu-language biographical film about a renowned deity. The film portrays the life of a Hindu goddess and her influence on society.", "D": "\"Ammoru\" is a thriller film that follows the investigations of a detective as he tries to uncover the truth behind a series of mysterious events linked to a central deity.", "E": "\"Ammoru\" is a fantasy film that revolves around the adventures of a goddess and her fight against evil forces. It showcases the devotion and protection of the lead character towards her devotee." }

{ "A": "Amittuq is a political party representing the district in the Legislative Assembly of Nunavut.", "B": "Amittuq is a committee within the Legislative Assembly of Nunavut, Canada, tasked with reviewing electoral districts.", "C": "Amittuq is a borough in Nunavut, Canada, that holds regular elections to select representatives for the Legislative Assembly.", "D": "Amittuq is a government office responsible for overseeing the Nunavut Legislative Assembly in Canada.", "E": "Amittuq is a district that covers the Amittuq region in Nunavut, Canada." }

{ "A": "The main purpose of Eurythmics' \"Peace Tour\" was to raise awareness about human rights violations and environmental issues.", "B": "The main purpose of Eurythmics' \"Peace Tour\" was to raise money for their band's future projects.", "C": "The main purpose of Eurythmics' \"Peace Tour\" was to celebrate the duo's anniversary in the music industry.", "D": "The main purpose of Eurythmics' \"Peace Tour\" was to promote their latest album and increase their fan base.", "E": "The main purpose of Eurythmics' \"Peace Tour\" was to showcase their new lineup and musical style." }

{ "A": "Radiative behavior factor", "B": "Transcription factor E1", "C": "Grey body evaluation factor", "D": "General transcription factor IIH subunit 1", "E": "Stefan-Boltzmann factor" }

{ "A": "Charlotte Le Bon", "B": "Jalil Lespert", "C": "Romain Duris", "D": "There is no information available about the director", "E": "Lespert himself" }

{ "A": "Minase, Shimamoto-cho, Mishima District, Osaka.", "B": "Higashinari-ku, Osaka.", "C": "Fujinomiya, Shizuoka.", "D": "Chuo-ku, Osaka, Japan.", "E": "None of the above." }

{ "A": "Outfielder", "B": "Pitcher", "C": "Catcher", "D": "Third baseman", "E": "Shortstop" }

{ "A": "A series of steam locomotives used by Nederlandse Spoorwegen.", "B": "A series of electric locomotives used by Maatschappij tot Exploitatie van Staatsspoorwegen.", "C": "A series of express steam locomotives used by Nederlandse Spoorwegen.", "D": "A series of express steam locomotives used by Maatschappij tot Exploitatie van Staatsspoorwegen.", "E": "A series of diesel locomotives used by Nederlandse Spoorwegen." }

{ "A": "Buccinidae", "B": "Muricidae", "C": "Raphitomidae", "D": "Turbinellidae", "E": "Conidae" }

{ "A": "Hip-hop", "B": "Classical", "C": "Electronic", "D": "Rock", "E": "Jazz" }

{ "A": "Eldorado High School is located in Sunrise Manor, Nevada.", "B": "Eldorado High School is located in Clark County, Nevada.", "C": "Eldorado High School is located in Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada.", "D": "Eldorado High School is located in Henderson, Nevada.", "E": "Eldorado High School is located in Las Vegas, Nevada." }

{ "A": "Herbert Brenon was primarily known as a prolific writer of screenplays, penning numerous scripts for silent films.", "B": "Herbert Brenon was primarily known as a pioneer in sound technology, revolutionizing the film industry with his advancements in audio recording.", "C": "Herbert Brenon was primarily known as a versatile film director, helming both silent films and movies in the sound era.", "D": "Herbert Brenon was primarily known as a highly acclaimed actor, starring in several successful films during the silent film era.", "E": "Herbert Brenon was primarily known as an influential film producer, financing and overseeing the production of numerous movies." }

{ "A": "Alcoyà", "B": "Marina Alta", "C": "Comtat", "D": "Horta", "E": "Marina Baixa" }

{ "A": "Winning the prestigious Sir Richard Hadlee Trophy for his exceptional bowling performance.", "B": "Being the first cricketer of Caribbean descent to represent New Zealand internationally.", "C": "Holding the record for the fastest century in international matches.", "D": "Introducing a new batting technique that revolutionized the game.", "E": "Being the highest run-scorer in New Zealand's T20I history." }

{ "A": "Tayyab Ali Dogar HI(M) SI(M) SBt TI(M) was the founder of the Pakistan Navy.", "B": "Tayyab Ali Dogar HI(M) SI(M) SBt TI(M) played a crucial role in the development of naval aviation in Pakistan.", "C": "Tayyab Ali Dogar HI(M) SI(M) SBt TI(M) served as the Chief of Naval Staff in the Pakistan Navy.", "D": "Tayyab Ali Dogar HI(M) SI(M) SBt TI(M) was the first Pakistani vice admiral in the Pakistan Navy.", "E": "Tayyab Ali Dogar HI(M) SI(M) SBt TI(M) was honored with the highest military decoration for gallantry in the Pakistan Navy." }

{ "A": "Bir Lehlou is the cultural and economic capital of Western Sahara, housing government institutions and commercial activities.", "B": "Bir Lehlou is a popular tourist destination known for its beautiful oasis and historical landmarks.", "C": "Bir Lehlou is a major trading center connecting Western Sahara with neighboring countries.", "D": "Bir Lehlou is a strategically located town that serves as the head of the 5th military region of the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic.", "E": "Bir Lehlou is a small town with limited infrastructure, primarily providing basic services such as a pharmacy, school, and mosque." }

{ "A": "The flowers of the native New Zealand flax plant Phormium tenax.", "B": "The branches of the iconic New Zealand silver fern Cyathea dealbata.", "C": "The leaves of the leather-leaf fern Pyrrosia eleagnifolia.", "D": "The fruits of the native New Zealand tree, the kahikatea Dacrycarpus dacrydioides.", "E": "The bark of the traditional New Zealand medicinal tree kawakawa Macropiper excelsum." }

{ "A": "To evaluate visual acuity and eye movement.", "B": "To measure muscle strength and detect abnormalities in the central or peripheral nervous system.", "C": "To test joint flexibility and range of motion.", "D": "To assess cardiovascular function and blood pressure.", "E": "To examine respiratory function and lung capacity." }

{ "A": "Derrière les murs is a French supernatural-thriller film.", "B": "Derrière les murs is a French romantic comedy film.", "C": "Derrière les murs is a French historical drama film.", "D": "Derrière les murs is a French science fiction film.", "E": "Derrière les murs is a French action-adventure film." }

{ "A": "Cultivator No. 6 was originally developed as a military trench-digging machine.", "B": "Cultivator No. 6 was designed to serve as an armored vehicle for combat.", "C": "Cultivator No. 6 was developed to camouflage military supplies and equipment underground.", "D": "Cultivator No. 6 was created to transport troops and tanks across enemy lines.", "E": "Cultivator No. 6 was designed to breach enemy fortifications with its advanced digging capabilities." }

{ "A": "Professional racing cyclist.", "B": "Chess grandmaster.", "C": "Opera singer.", "D": "Baseball player.", "E": "Quantum physics researcher." }

{ "A": "Kharosa village is home to an ancient temple, dedicated to the Hindu deity Lord Shiva, attracting pilgrims from all over India.", "B": "Kharosa village is renowned for its hills and valleys, providing breathtaking natural landscapes for tourists.", "C": "Kharosa village is famous for its traditional festivals and cultural events, showcasing the rich heritage of Maharashtra.", "D": "Kharosa village is a center for agricultural research and development, promoting sustainable farming practices in the region.", "E": "Kharosa village is known for its caves, built around the 6th century, containing beautiful sculptures and carved panels depicting mythological stories." }

{ "A": "Nouakchott is known for its beautiful beaches and coastal attractions.", "B": "Nouakchott is known for its vibrant nightlife and entertainment options.", "C": "Nouakchott is known for its rich cultural heritage and diverse culinary scene.", "D": "Nouakchott is known for its historical significance as a major trading hub.", "E": "Nouakchott is known for its status as the capital and largest city of Mauritania." }

{ "A": "It is a museum dedicated to the history of military aviation in Ukraine.", "B": "It is a museum that focuses on strategic aviation technologies and advancements.", "C": "It is a museum located in Poltava that showcases aviation equipment related to Long-Range Aviation.", "D": "It is a museum that exhibits aircraft used in long-range missions during World War II.", "E": "It is a museum that displays various types of aircraft used for air defense purposes." }

{ "A": "Ole Danbolt Mjøs was known worldwide as a prominent politician within the Norwegian Christian Democratic Party.", "B": "Ole Danbolt Mjøs was known worldwide as a renowned physician in the field of cardiology.", "C": "Ole Danbolt Mjøs was known worldwide as a pioneering researcher in the field of stem cell biology.", "D": "Ole Danbolt Mjøs was known worldwide as the leader of the Norwegian Nobel Committee from 2003 to 2008.", "E": "Ole Danbolt Mjøs was known worldwide as a respected professor and former rector at the University of Tromsø." }

{ "A": "Richard Feynman and Julian Schwinger", "B": "Peter Higgs and Francois Englert", "C": "Murray Gell-Mann and George Zweig", "D": "Makoto Kobayashi and Toshihide Maskawa", "E": "Steven Weinberg and Sheldon Glashow" }

{ "A": "Best Screenplay", "B": "Most Promising Newcomer", "C": "Most Convincing Director", "D": "Best Supporting Actor", "E": "Best Cinematography" }

{ "A": "New Zealand retro Maori group JGeek and the Geeks.", "B": "American Rock Band and the Guys.", "C": "Australian Pop Group and the Boys.", "D": "British Punk Band and the Dudes.", "E": "Irish Boy Band and the Lads." }

{ "A": "A glacial environment", "B": "A desert environment", "C": "A marine environment", "D": "A volcanic environment", "E": "A fluvial to lacustrine environment" }

{ "A": "Sappho", "B": "Aeschylus", "C": "Pindar", "D": "Hesiod", "E": "Homer" }

{ "A": "River Taff", "B": "River Rhymney", "C": "River Usk", "D": "River Teifi", "E": "River Severn" }

{ "A": "Gothic Revival and Colonial Revival", "B": "Tudor and Art Deco", "C": "Craftsman and Prairie", "D": "Italianate and Greek Revival", "E": "Victorian and Federal" }

{ "A": "Constitutional law", "B": "International law", "C": "Environmental law", "D": "Criminal law", "E": "Corporate law" }

{ "A": "Victorian", "B": "Romanesque", "C": "Modernist", "D": "Art Deco", "E": "Gothic" }

{ "A": "Brian Abbot was best known for his role as a detective in a popular crime television series.", "B": "Brian Abbot was best known for his musical talent and successful career as a singer-songwriter.", "C": "Brian Abbot was best known for his activism and work as a human rights advocate.", "D": "Brian Abbot was best known for playing the male lead in Orphan of the Wilderness (1936) and the circumstances of his death.", "E": "Brian Abbot was best known for his achievements as an Olympic athlete in track and field." }