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This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about various topics including world events, inventions, companies, films, and music. The questions cover subjects such as who won the 2010 World Cup, who invented the computer, who founded Apple, who first stepped on the moon, who directed the film Titanic, when and by whom the newspaper El Pais was founded, and other related details about films, songs, and their creators or time periods.
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- 1. THE PASSIVE Judith López Alex Heredia
- 2. 1. The 2010 World Cup was Bought by Obama Won by Spain Won by Holland Made by Messi
- 3. 2. Computer was Invented by John Vincent Atanassoff Founded by Mark Zuckerberg Discovered by Newton Made by Google
- 4. 3. Apple was Bought by Android Invented in 2009 Founded by Steve Jobs Made by Windows
- 5. 4. The moon was Distroyed by God Discovered by Galileo Bought in 1903 First stepped by Neil Armstrong
- 6. 5. The film Titanic was Directed by James Cameron Written by Di Caprio Made in 1999 Stolen by Woody Allen
- 7. 6. ‘’El pais’’ was Written in English Founded in 1976 Discovered by PRISA Bought by Franco
- 8. 7. ‘’Los hombres de paco’’ was Directed by Almodóvar Made in 1995 Producted by Globomedia Bought by Telecinco
- 9. 8. ‘’Tu eres mi canción’’ was Sung by Imane Aoulad Danced by Shakira Written by Stephani Meyer Made by LMFAO
- 10. 9. Braveheart was Directed by Pedro Almodóvar Written by William Wallace Directed by Mel Gibson Made in 2003
- 11. 10.''We no speak americano'' was Sung by Pitbull and Messi Danced by Beyonce Sung by Yolanda Be Cool Made by Berlusconi