Question 175: Entertainment & Food -- Minor Classic
What is the nickname of Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 2 in C minor?a) Resurrection
b) Song of the Night
c) Titan
d) Tragic
Question 176: History & Government -- Training Grounds
What country had the first steam-powered railroad?a) France
b) Germany
c) U.K.
d) U.S.
Question 177: Math & Science -- Elementary, My Dear
What English chemist first identified boron, barium, calcium, potassium, sodium, and strontium in 1807 and 1808?a) Arthur Harden
b) Ernest Rutherford
c) Humphry Davy
d) William Ramsay
Question 178: Geography & Nature -- State Officials
What is the U.S. state whose official tree is the white oak, flower is the native violet, and bird is the northern cardinal?a) Illinois
b) Indiana
c) Missouri
d) Ohio
Question 179: Literature & Arts -- Play Doctor
What Russian author wrote The Cherry Orchard and The Three Sisters and used the pen name "The Doctor Without Patients"?a) Anton Chekhov
b) Feodor Dostoyevsky
c) Leo Tolstoy
d) Vladimir Nabokov
Question 180: Sports & Games -- Funny Money
In the game of Life, whose portrait appears on the $500 bill?a) Basil O. Cash
b) Cyrus Bonanza
c) Hesperia Mint
d) Ransom A. Treasure
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