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The document contains a 10 question quiz about inventions, discoveries, and historical events. It tests knowledge about who founded Microsoft, wrote the song "Candle in the Wind", founded the BBC, invented cinema and television, discovered penicillin, discovered America, wrote the novel David Copperfield, who won the 1966 World Cup, and who bought The Times newspaper. The answers provided identify Bill Gates, Elton John, Lord Reith, the city of Lyon France, Alexander Fleming, Christopher Columbus, Charles Dickens, England, John Logie Baird, and Rupert Murdoch respectively.
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- 1. PASSIVE QUIZ GROUP: Luis EnriqueVedia Pritpal Singh Kaur
- 2. 1. Microsoft was: a) Invented in Lyon, France. b) Founded by Bill Gates. c) Bought by Rupert Murdoch. d) Written by Elton John.
- 3. 2. Candle In The Wind was: a)invented by John Logie Baird. b)discovered by Alexander Fleming c)written by Elton John. d)founded by Lord Reith.
- 4. 3.The BBC was: a)invented in Lyon, France. b)founded by Lord Reith. c)bought by Rupert Murdoch. d)written by Elton John.
- 5. 4. The cinema was: a)written by Elton John. b)written by Charles Dickens. c)won by England. d)invented in Lyon, France.
- 6. 5. Penicillin was: a)discovered by Alexander Fleming b)written by Charles Dickens. c)bought by Rupert Murdoch. d)founded by Lord Reith.
- 7. 6. America was: a)invented in Lyon, France. b)written by Charles Dickens. c)won by England. d)discovered by Christopher Columbus.
- 8. 7. David Copperfield was: a)written by Elton John. b)written by Charles Dickens. c)won by England. d)discovered by Christopher Columbus.
- 9. 8. The 1966 World Cup was: a)written by Elton John. b)discovered by Alexander Fleming c)won by England. d)founded by Lord Reith.
- 10. 9. Television was: a)invented in Lyon, France. b)written by Charles Dickens. c)won by England. d)invented by John Logie Baird.
- 11. 10. The Times was: a)bought by Rupert Murdoch. b)written by Charles Dickens. c)won by England. d)written by Elton John.
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