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This document consists of 5 trivia questions about various topics including venomous species, mythical creatures, and Greek mythology. Correct answers are worth +15 points while wrong answers are -5 points. The questions cover topics like small but poisonous animals, intelligent giants in fiction, and depictions of the Chimera in movies.
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