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Who were the movies 'Titanic' and 'Avatar' directed by: James Cameron, Steven Spielberg, or Ridley Scott?
James cameron
What type of car was driven by the mad scientist Doc Brown in the 'Back to the Future' movies: a Lamborghini, a Ferrari, or a DeLorean?
A DeLorean
Who were the sunflower pictures painted by: Vincent Van Gogh, Henry Matisse, or Salvador Dali?
Vincent Van Gogh
In 2011, one of Marilyn Monroe´s dresses was sold at an auction. How much was it sold for: $1.3M, $3.2M, or $4.6M?
$4.6M
When was the first Sherlock Holmes story published: in 1810, in 1887, or in 1935?
In 1887
What famous items of clothing were worn by Harrison Ford in the 'Indiana Jones' movies: a hat and a raincoat, a hat and a leather jacket, or a baseball jacket and a cap?
A hat and a leather jacket
Who were the songs 'Umbrella' and 'Diamonds' sung by: Beyoncé, Rihanna, or Lady Gaga?
Rihanna
Who was the movie 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' directed by: Steven Spielberg, J.J Abrams, or George Lucas?
J.J. Abrams
Who was the picture 'Guernica' painted by: Andy Warhol, Salvador Dali, or Pablo Picasso?
Pablo Picasso
In 2015, some drums that belonged to Ringo Starr from The Beatles were sold at an auction. How much were they sold for: $1.7M, $5.5M, or $800.000?
$1.7M
When was the first Superman comic published: in 1901, in 1938, or in 1959?
In 1938
Which famous item of clothing was worn by Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz: a pair of blue boots, a green hat, or a pair of red shoes?
A pair of red shoes
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