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A) Hyundai B) Adidas C) Nike D) FIFA
A) Foreshore Freeway Bridge, Cape Town B) Durban Waterfront C) Johannesburg Stadium D) Pretoria City Center
A) City authorities were concerned about its volume B) The mechanism was too expensive to operate C) It was broken during construction D) It was too heavy to mount
A) Netflix B) HBO C) BBC D) Hulu
A) Earplugs B) Headsets C) Hand sanitizer D) Face masks
A) 500 Hz B) 113 Hz C) 465 Hz D) 235 Hz
A) Sub-woofer integration B) High-pass filtering C) Notch filtering D) Digital amplification
A) Brazilian supporters B) French supporters C) Russian supporters D) Iranian supporters
A) Bacterial skin infections B) Flu and cold germs C) Allergies D) Chronic asthma
A) 125 dB(A) B) 95 dB(A) C) 100 dB(A) D) 113 dB(A)
A) 1 hour per day B) 45 seconds per day C) 10 minutes per day D) 15 minutes per day
A) 15 minutes per day B) 45 seconds per day C) 5 minutes per day D) 1 hour per day
A) 10 dB B) 30 dB C) 5 dB D) 20 dB
A) It is silent B) It is at 235 Hz C) It is filtered out naturally D) It is at 465 Hz
A) It blocked the view of the pitch B) It hindered rest and communication C) It caused physical burns D) It was too heavy to carry
A) 80 centimetres B) 65 centimetres C) 1 metre D) 50 centimetres
A) Wood B) Aluminium C) Injection-moulded plastic D) Brass
A) B♭ 3 B) G 2 C) A 4 D) C 3
A) 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup B) 2010 FIFA World Cup C) 1998 FIFA World Cup D) 2006 FIFA World Cup
A) Eardrum rupture B) Vertigo C) Permanent hearing loss D) Respiratory infection
A) Stadium Horn B) Ukuvuvuzela C) Lepatata D) Corneta
A) Jon Qwelane B) Freddie "Saddam" Maake C) Xabi Alonso D) Sepp Blatter
A) South African Horns Co. B) Masincedane Sport C) Zulu Plastics D) FIFA Sports
A) The World Football Federation B) Nazareth Baptist Church C) The Zulu Heritage Council D) South African Football Association
A) An instrument from hell B) A symbol of African unity C) A musical masterpiece D) A annoying plastic toy
A) Farayi Mungazi B) Sepp Blatter C) Bert van Marwijk D) Xabi Alonso
A) He did not want to Europeanise an African World Cup B) He wanted a total ban C) He suggested they only be used during goals D) He thought they were too quiet
A) The Dinner Horn B) The Zulu Horn C) The South African Match D) The Stadium Scene
A) Change the material B) Lower production costs C) Facilitate storage D) Improve sound quality
A) Easier cleaning B) Different colour options C) Pitch variation D) Enhanced durability
A) Spanish B) English C) Zulu D) French
A) 2012 B) 1987 C) 2010 D) 2000
A) The Big Red Freakout! B) The Stanley Cup Finals C) The Frozen Four D) The Winter Classic
A) Fulham B) Arsenal C) Liverpool D) Manchester United
A) World Cup B) Olympic Games C) Ligue 1 D) FIBA World Championship
A) Otakon B) Dragon Con C) Comic-Con D) Anime Expo
A) Policy against musical instruments B) Lack of popularity C) Crowd control issues D) Health and safety reasons
A) Yankee Stadium B) Wembley Stadium C) Lord's Cricket Ground D) Eden Park
A) 3. Liga B) Regionalliga C) DFB-Pokal D) Bundesliga
A) The Gabba B) Yankee Stadium C) Melbourne Cricket Ground D) Lancaster Park
A) Shopping centres B) Airports C) University campuses D) Public libraries
A) UFC B) The Evolution Championship Series C) Anime Expo D) Otakon
A) 21 October 2010 B) March 2012 C) 13 July 2010 D) 19 December 2010
A) Protesting the Deepwater Horizon oil spill B) Protesting a new law C) Supporting environmental regulations D) Demanding higher wages
A) Nick Nice B) Scott Walker C) Timo Kiiskinen D) Michael Jackson
A) The 2010 World Cup B) A musical concert C) Großer Zapfenstreich D) The Wisconsin protests
A) Timo Kiiskinen B) Christian Wulff C) Michael Jackson D) Scott Walker
A) Christian Wulff B) Scott Walker C) Nick Nice D) Timo Kiiskinen
A) Pro Puu gallery B) BP headquarters C) Wisconsin capitol D) Sibelius Academy
A) Vuvuzela Pro B) Michael Jackson: The Experience C) Nintendo Music Master D) The Experience 2012
A) BP Orchestra B) The Sibelius Ensemble C) Wisconsin Protesters D) Los Piojos
A) Lack of sheet music B) Difficulty to tune C) It is too expensive D) Noise regulations
A) 2012 B) 2010 C) 2011 D) 1999
A) Berlin B) Lahti C) London D) Helsinki
A) Young children B) University music students C) Professional symphony orchestras D) Music theory professors |