* Game 7, Round 4 - Science - Gynecology
3. <answer 2>s are used during Pap tests, invented by a Greek
doctor named Georgios Papanikolaou. A simplified version of this
screening method was introduced in 1957 by Canadian obstetrician
Anna Marion Hilliard. Pap tests were invented and are still
primarily used to detect what disease? Be sufficiently specific.
* Game 7, Round 6 - Geography - Do They Know It's Halloween?
Around the world, October 31 is celebrated as Halloween, except
for places where it is not celebrated as Halloween. Here are 10
questions about *those* places.
1. In this southwestern English ceremonial county, October 31 is
Allantide, or the Feast of St. Allan, the fourth Bishop of
Quimper, who may not have actually existed. Still, he gets a
feast here. What's the county?
2. Samhain is celebrated throughout the Celtic parts of the British
Isles on October 31 (and other days), but one specific part of
the Isles celebrates Hop-to-Naa ["HOP-too-NAY"], a variation on
Samhain where traditional songs in their traditional language
are song with the refrain "Hop-to-Naa." Where do they sing this?
4. In one southeast Asian country, October 31 is celebrated as
King Father's Day -- because it is the birthday of the previous
king, Norodom Sihanouk ["NOR-oh-domm SAY-zhah-nook"], who died
in 2012, having managed the rare feat of remaining king while
the country was controlled by Communists. His son, Norodom
Sihamoni ["SAY-zhah-money"] is now the king. What country are
we talking about?
5. Reformation Day is celebrated on October 31 in Slovenia and
most of Germany and the Low Countries, as well in Protestant
churches around the world. However, a recent Pope chose to
formally recognize Reformation Day, and since then Catholic
priests frequently attend Reformation Day services as a sign
of ecumenical spirit. Which Pope recognized Reformation Day?
6. Saci ["SAH-si"] Day was invented in a South American country
in the early 2000s as a formal, government-endorsed attempt
to promote the country's culture and, quietly, to prevent the
spread of Halloween (considered an American holiday). The Saci
is a michevious spirit in Guarani folklore. Saci Day hasn't
quite managed to erode the popularity of Halloween, though.
What country celebrates Saci Day?
7. Another South American country -- the westernmost country in
mainland South America -- celebrates D�a de la Canci�n Criollo
["DEE-a day la CAN-see-own CREE-oh-zhoh"] on October 31.
It's a celebration of that country's Criollo culture -- meaning
of the Hispanic people who chose to emigrate to the country.
What country is this?
9. October 31 is National Unity Day in this country, a
recently-established holiday created by its often-controversial
Prime Minister, celebrating the life and accomplishments
of the man who created that country's civil service system.
This country also dedicated the world's tallest statue to the
same man in 2018. Name the country.
* Game 7, Round 4 - Science - Gynecology
1. The inner lining of the human uterus has a basal layer and
a functional layer. The basal layer contains stem cells which
regenerate the functional layer. The functional layer thickens
and then is shed during menstruation. What is the name of
this lining?
2. The medical tool designed to investigate bodily orifices such as
the vagina is named from the Latin for "mirror". What is
that name? Hint: The most common one used today for vaginal
examinations is a self-retaining bivalved version with a jaw
that opens up like a duck'z bill.
3. <answer 2>s are used during Pap tests, invented by a Greek
doctor named Georgios Papanikolaou. A simplified version of this
screening method was introduced in 1957 by Canadian obstetrician
Anna Marion Hilliard. Pap tests were invented and are still
primarily used to detect what disease? Be sufficiently specific.
6. The term for the onset of a female human's first period or
menstrual cycle comes from the ancient Greek for "month" and
"beginning". What is that term?
7. IUDs are T-shaped contraceptive devices placed in the uterus.
One type of IUD is wrapped in copper and can remain in the
uterus preventing pregnancy for as long as 10 years. A second
type gives off small amounts of progesterone and must be removed
after 1 year. But what does IUD stand for?
10. The most common endocrine disorder in gynecology is named after
cysts which form on the ovaries of some women with this
condition. This disorder presents with irregular menstrual
periods, heavy periods, excess hair, acne, pelvic pain, and
difficulty getting pregnant, among others. Name this disorder --
either the acronym or the full name.
* Game 7, Round 5 - Canadiana Audio - Big Shiny Tunes
3. "One Week" from "Big Shiny Tunes 3", 1998.
* Game 7, Round 6 - Geography - Do They Know It's Halloween?
1. In this southwestern English ceremonial county, October 31 is
Allantide, or the Feast of St. Allan, the fourth Bishop of
Quimper, who may not have actually existed. Still, he gets a
feast here. What's the county?
2. Samhain is celebrated throughout the Celtic parts of the British
Isles on October 31 (and other days), but one specific part of
the Isles celebrates Hop-to-Naa ["HOP-too-NAY"], a variation on
Samhain where traditional songs in their traditional language
are song with the refrain "Hop-to-Naa." Where do they sing this?
3. Samhain is celebrated on October 31 among Gaelic cultures in the
Northern Hemisphere, because Samhain is the fall festival
that takes place in between the summer and winter solstices.
However, Gaelic cultures in the *Southern Hemisphere*, on
October 31, celebrate the Celtic spring festival that is the
calendar-opposite of Samhain. What's that festival called?
4. In one southeast Asian country, October 31 is celebrated as
King Father's Day -- because it is the birthday of the previous
king, Norodom Sihanouk ["NOR-oh-domm SAY-zhah-nook"], who died
in 2012, having managed the rare feat of remaining king while
the country was controlled by Communists. His son, Norodom
Sihamoni ["SAY-zhah-money"] is now the king. What country are
we talking about?
5. Reformation Day is celebrated on October 31 in Slovenia and
most of Germany and the Low Countries, as well in Protestant
churches around the world. However, a recent Pope chose to
formally recognize Reformation Day, and since then Catholic
priests frequently attend Reformation Day services as a sign
of ecumenical spirit. Which Pope recognized Reformation Day?
6. Saci ["SAH-si"] Day was invented in a South American country
in the early 2000s as a formal, government-endorsed attempt
to promote the country's culture and, quietly, to prevent the
spread of Halloween (considered an American holiday). The Saci
is a michevious spirit in Guarani folklore. Saci Day hasn't
quite managed to erode the popularity of Halloween, though.
What country celebrates Saci Day?
7. Another South American country -- the westernmost country in
mainland South America -- celebrates D?a de la Canci?n Criollo
["DEE-a day la CAN-see-own CREE-oh-zhoh"] on October 31.
It's a celebration of that country's Criollo culture -- meaning
of the Hispanic people who chose to emigrate to the country.
What country is this?
8. October 31 is the birthday of Juliette Gordon Low. Accordingly,
in addition to being Halloween, in the United States October 31
is also Founder's Day for what organization, which Low founded
in 1913?
9. October 31 is National Unity Day in this country, a
recently-established holiday created by its often-controversial
Prime Minister, celebrating the life and accomplishments
of the man who created that country's civil service system.
This country also dedicated the world's tallest statue to the
same man in 2018. Name the country.
10. Finally, October 31 is the first day of what Mexican traditional
holiday?
* Game 7, Round 4 - Science - Gynecology
Let's see who's sponge-worthy. Here are 10 questions about
gynecology.
1. The inner lining of the human uterus has a basal layer and
a functional layer. The basal layer contains stem cells which
regenerate the functional layer. The functional layer thickens
and then is shed during menstruation. What is the name of
this lining?
2. The medical tool designed to investigate bodily orifices such as
the vagina is named from the Latin for "mirror". What is
that name? Hint: The most common one used today for vaginal
examinations is a self-retaining bivalved version with a jaw
that opens up like a duck'z bill.
3. <answer 2>s are used during Pap tests, invented by a Greek
doctor named Georgios Papanikolaou. A simplified version of this
screening method was introduced in 1957 by Canadian obstetrician
Anna Marion Hilliard. Pap tests were invented and are still
primarily used to detect what disease? Be sufficiently specific.
4. If an abnormal Pap test result is received, a family doctor
or gynecologist may order the patient to undergo this procedure.
It provides a magnified and illuminated view of the cervix,
allowing the doctor to visually distinguish normal from
abnormal-appearing tissue. A vinegar-based solution is applied
to the cervix which highlights suspicious cells. During this
procedure the doctor can take biopsies for further pathological
examination. Name the procedure.
5. The menstrual cycle consists of four distinct phases: menses,
follicular phase, ovulation, and finally a fourth phase, which
typically lasts about 14 days. This last phase is characterized
by changes in hormone levels -- an increase in progesterone
and estrogen, a decrease in gonadotropins. The sncreased
progesterone during this phase may cause PMS symptoms to occur.
Name the phase.
6. The term for the onset of a female human's first period or
menstrual cycle comes from the ancient Greek for "month" and
"beginning". What is that term?
7. IUDs are T-shaped contraceptive devices placed in the uterus.
One type of IUD is wrapped in copper and can remain in the
uterus preventing pregnancy for as long as 10 years. A second
type gives off small amounts of progesterone and must be removed
after 1 year. But what does IUD stand for?
8. One IUD, marketed by the A.H. Robins Co., was taken off the
US market in 1974 after it was found to cause severe injury
to a disproportionately large percentage of women. This led
to numerous lawsuits, in which juries awarded millions in
compensatory and punitive damages. It also led to the FDA
requiring testing and approval of not just medications but
medical devices. What was the name of this discredited IUD?
9. Leiomyomas are uterine growths made of muscle and tissue that
form in or on the wall of the uterus. They are usually benign
and are the most common noncancerous gynecological tumor.
They can cause painful or heavy periods; if large enough, they
can push on the bladder, and cause pain during penetrative
sexual intercourse, lower back pain. What is the common name
for these growths?
10. The most common endocrine disorder in gynecology is named after
cysts which form on the ovaries of some women with this
condition. This disorder presents with irregular menstrual
periods, heavy periods, excess hair, acne, pelvic pain, and
difficulty getting pregnant, among others. Name this disorder --
either the acronym or the full name.
* Game 7, Round 5 - Canadiana Audio - Big Shiny Tunes
We wanted to have a Halloween audio round, of course, but we were
having trouble coming up with one, until we realized that many of
you would be scared if asked to identify popular music from the
1990s and 2000s!
MuchMusic's "Big Shiny Tunes" remains the best-selling album series
in Canadian history, with more than 5,000,000 CDs sold. In the
original game you would have been played a song from those albums
and given you the year it came out and which "Big Shiny Tunes"
album it was; and you would have to identify the Canadian singer
or band. In this format I'll tell you the song title instead.
1. "Fat Lip" from "Big Shiny Tunes 6", 2001.
2. "Too Bad" from "Big Shiny Tunes 7", 2002.
3. "One Week" from "Big Shiny Tunes 3", 1998.
4. "Temptation" from "Big Shiny Tunes 2", 1997.
5. "Apparitions" from "Big Shiny Tunes 3", 1998.
6. "American Psycho" from "Big Shiny Tunes 5", 2000.
7. "Poster of a Girl" from "Big Shiny Tunes 11", 2006.
8. "One More Astronaut" from "Big Shiny Tunes 1", 1996.
9. "Money City Maniacs" from "Big Shiny Tunes 3", 1998.
10. "Silver" from "Big Shiny 90s", song released in 1995.
* Game 7, Round 6 - Geography - Do They Know It's Halloween?
Around the world, October 31 is celebrated as Halloween, except
for places where it is not celebrated as Halloween. Here are 10
questions about *those* places.
1. In this southwestern English ceremonial county, October 31 is
Allantide, or the Feast of St. Allan, the fourth Bishop of
Quimper, who may not have actually existed. Still, he gets a
feast here. What's the county?
2. Samhain is celebrated throughout the Celtic parts of the British
Isles on October 31 (and other days), but one specific part of
the Isles celebrates Hop-to-Naa ["HOP-too-NAY"], a variation on
Samhain where traditional songs in their traditional language
are song with the refrain "Hop-to-Naa." Where do they sing this?
3. Samhain is celebrated on October 31 among Gaelic cultures in the
Northern Hemisphere, because Samhain is the fall festival
that takes place in between the summer and winter solstices.
However, Gaelic cultures in the *Southern Hemisphere*, on
October 31, celebrate the Celtic spring festival that is the
calendar-opposite of Samhain. What's that festival called?
4. In one southeast Asian country, October 31 is celebrated as
King Father's Day -- because it is the birthday of the previous
king, Norodom Sihanouk ["NOR-oh-domm SAY-zhah-nook"], who died
in 2012, having managed the rare feat of remaining king while
the country was controlled by Communists. His son, Norodom
Sihamoni ["SAY-zhah-money"] is now the king. What country are
we talking about?
5. Reformation Day is celebrated on October 31 in Slovenia and
most of Germany and the Low Countries, as well in Protestant
churches around the world. However, a recent Pope chose to
formally recognize Reformation Day, and since then Catholic
priests frequently attend Reformation Day services as a sign
of ecumenical spirit. Which Pope recognized Reformation Day?
6. Saci ["SAH-si"] Day was invented in a South American country
in the early 2000s as a formal, government-endorsed attempt
to promote the country's culture and, quietly, to prevent the
spread of Halloween (considered an American holiday). The Saci
is a michevious spirit in Guarani folklore. Saci Day hasn't
quite managed to erode the popularity of Halloween, though.
What country celebrates Saci Day?
7. Another South American country -- the westernmost country in
mainland South America -- celebrates Día de la Canción Criollo
["DEE-a day la CAN-see-own CREE-oh-zhoh"] on October 31.
It's a celebration of that country's Criollo culture -- meaning
of the Hispanic people who chose to emigrate to the country.
What country is this?
8. October 31 is the birthday of Juliette Gordon Low. Accordingly,
in addition to being Halloween, in the United States October 31
is also Founder's Day for what organization, which Low founded
in 1913?
9. October 31 is National Unity Day in this country, a
recently-established holiday created by its often-controversial
Prime Minister, celebrating the life and accomplishments
of the man who created that country's civil service system.
This country also dedicated the world's tallest statue to the
same man in 2018. Name the country.
10. Finally, October 31 is the first day of what Mexican traditional
holiday?
* Game 7, Round 4 - Science - Gynecology
Let's see who's sponge-worthy. Here are 10 questions about
gynecology.
2. The medical tool designed to investigate bodily orifices such as
the vagina is named from the Latin for "mirror". What is
that name? Hint: The most common one used today for vaginal
examinations is a self-retaining bivalved version with a jaw
that opens up like a duck'z bill.
7. IUDs are T-shaped contraceptive devices placed in the uterus.
One type of IUD is wrapped in copper and can remain in the
uterus preventing pregnancy for as long as 10 years. A second
type gives off small amounts of progesterone and must be removed
after 1 year. But what does IUD stand for?
10. The most common endocrine disorder in gynecology is named after
cysts which form on the ovaries of some women with this
condition. This disorder presents with irregular menstrual
periods, heavy periods, excess hair, acne, pelvic pain, and
difficulty getting pregnant, among others. Name this disorder --
either the acronym or the full name.
* Game 7, Round 5 - Canadiana Audio - Big Shiny Tunes
MuchMusic's "Big Shiny Tunes" remains the best-selling album series
in Canadian history, with more than 5,000,000 CDs sold. In the
original game you would have been played a song from those albums
and given you the year it came out and which "Big Shiny Tunes"
album it was; and you would have to identify the Canadian singer
or band. In this format I'll tell you the song title instead.
3. "One Week" from "Big Shiny Tunes 3", 1998.
* Game 7, Round 6 - Geography - Do They Know It's Halloween?
Around the world, October 31 is celebrated as Halloween, except
for places where it is not celebrated as Halloween. Here are 10
questions about *those* places.
1. In this southwestern English ceremonial county, October 31 is
Allantide, or the Feast of St. Allan, the fourth Bishop of
Quimper, who may not have actually existed. Still, he gets a
feast here. What's the county?
2. Samhain is celebrated throughout the Celtic parts of the British
Isles on October 31 (and other days), but one specific part of
the Isles celebrates Hop-to-Naa ["HOP-too-NAY"], a variation on
Samhain where traditional songs in their traditional language
are song with the refrain "Hop-to-Naa." Where do they sing this?
4. In one southeast Asian country, October 31 is celebrated as
King Father's Day -- because it is the birthday of the previous
king, Norodom Sihanouk ["NOR-oh-domm SAY-zhah-nook"], who died
in 2012, having managed the rare feat of remaining king while
the country was controlled by Communists. His son, Norodom
Sihamoni ["SAY-zhah-money"] is now the king. What country are
we talking about?
5. Reformation Day is celebrated on October 31 in Slovenia and
most of Germany and the Low Countries, as well in Protestant
churches around the world. However, a recent Pope chose to
formally recognize Reformation Day, and since then Catholic
priests frequently attend Reformation Day services as a sign
of ecumenical spirit. Which Pope recognized Reformation Day?
6. Saci ["SAH-si"] Day was invented in a South American country
in the early 2000s as a formal, government-endorsed attempt
to promote the country's culture and, quietly, to prevent the
spread of Halloween (considered an American holiday). The Saci
is a michevious spirit in Guarani folklore. Saci Day hasn't
quite managed to erode the popularity of Halloween, though.
What country celebrates Saci Day?
7. Another South American country -- the westernmost country in
mainland South America -- celebrates Día de la Canción Criollo
["DEE-a day la CAN-see-own CREE-oh-zhoh"] on October 31.
It's a celebration of that country's Criollo culture -- meaning
of the Hispanic people who chose to emigrate to the country.
What country is this?
8. October 31 is the birthday of Juliette Gordon Low. Accordingly,
in addition to being Halloween, in the United States October 31
is also Founder's Day for what organization, which Low founded
in 1913?
9. October 31 is National Unity Day in this country, a
recently-established holiday created by its often-controversial
Prime Minister, celebrating the life and accomplishments
of the man who created that country's civil service system.
This country also dedicated the world's tallest statue to the
same man in 2018. Name the country.
10. Finally, October 31 is the first day of what Mexican traditional
holiday?
These questions were written to be asked in Toronto on 2024-10-28,
and should be interpreted accordingly... For further information
please see my 2024-08-30 companion posting on "Questions from the
Canadian Inquisition (QFTCI*)".
* Game 7, Round 4 - Science - Gynecology
Let's see who's sponge-worthy. Here are 10 questions about
gynecology.
1. The inner lining of the human uterus has a basal layer and
a functional layer. The basal layer contains stem cells which
regenerate the functional layer. The functional layer thickens
and then is shed during menstruation. What is the name of
this lining?
2. The medical tool designed to investigate bodily orifices such as
the vagina is named from the Latin for "mirror". What is
that name? Hint: The most common one used today for vaginal
examinations is a self-retaining bivalved version with a jaw
that opens up like a duck'z bill.
3. <answer 2>s are used during Pap tests, invented by a Greek
doctor named Georgios Papanikolaou. A simplified version of this
screening method was introduced in 1957 by Canadian obstetrician
Anna Marion Hilliard. Pap tests were invented and are still
primarily used to detect what disease? Be sufficiently specific.
4. If an abnormal Pap test result is received, a family doctor
or gynecologist may order the patient to undergo this procedure.
It provides a magnified and illuminated view of the cervix,
allowing the doctor to visually distinguish normal from
abnormal-appearing tissue. A vinegar-based solution is applied
to the cervix which highlights suspicious cells. During this
procedure the doctor can take biopsies for further pathological
examination. Name the procedure.
5. The menstrual cycle consists of four distinct phases: menses,
follicular phase, ovulation, and finally a fourth phase, which
typically lasts about 14 days. This last phase is characterized
by changes in hormone levels -- an increase in progesterone
and estrogen, a decrease in gonadotropins. The sncreased
progesterone during this phase may cause PMS symptoms to occur.
Name the phase.
6. The term for the onset of a female human's first period or
menstrual cycle comes from the ancient Greek for "month" and
"beginning". What is that term?
7. IUDs are T-shaped contraceptive devices placed in the uterus.
One type of IUD is wrapped in copper and can remain in the
uterus preventing pregnancy for as long as 10 years. A second
type gives off small amounts of progesterone and must be removed
after 1 year. But what does IUD stand for?
8. One IUD, marketed by the A.H. Robins Co., was taken off the
US market in 1974 after it was found to cause severe injury
to a disproportionately large percentage of women. This led
to numerous lawsuits, in which juries awarded millions in
compensatory and punitive damages. It also led to the FDA
requiring testing and approval of not just medications but
medical devices. What was the name of this discredited IUD?
9. Leiomyomas are uterine growths made of muscle and tissue that
form in or on the wall of the uterus. They are usually benign
and are the most common noncancerous gynecological tumor.
They can cause painful or heavy periods; if large enough, they
can push on the bladder, and cause pain during penetrative
sexual intercourse, lower back pain. What is the common name
for these growths?
10. The most common endocrine disorder in gynecology is named after
cysts which form on the ovaries of some women with this
condition. This disorder presents with irregular menstrual
periods, heavy periods, excess hair, acne, pelvic pain, and
difficulty getting pregnant, among others. Name this disorder --
either the acronym or the full name.
* Game 7, Round 5 - Canadiana Audio - Big Shiny Tunes
We wanted to have a Halloween audio round, of course, but we were
having trouble coming up with one, until we realized that many of
you would be scared if asked to identify popular music from the
1990s and 2000s!
MuchMusic's "Big Shiny Tunes" remains the best-selling album series
in Canadian history, with more than 5,000,000 CDs sold. In the
original game you would have been played a song from those albums
and given you the year it came out and which "Big Shiny Tunes"
album it was; and you would have to identify the Canadian singer
or band. In this format I'll tell you the song title instead.
1. "Fat Lip" from "Big Shiny Tunes 6", 2001.
2. "Too Bad" from "Big Shiny Tunes 7", 2002.
3. "One Week" from "Big Shiny Tunes 3", 1998.
4. "Temptation" from "Big Shiny Tunes 2", 1997.
5. "Apparitions" from "Big Shiny Tunes 3", 1998.
6. "American Psycho" from "Big Shiny Tunes 5", 2000.
7. "Poster of a Girl" from "Big Shiny Tunes 11", 2006.
8. "One More Astronaut" from "Big Shiny Tunes 1", 1996.
9. "Money City Maniacs" from "Big Shiny Tunes 3", 1998.
10. "Silver" from "Big Shiny 90s", song released in 1995.
* Game 7, Round 6 - Geography - Do They Know It's Halloween?
Around the world, October 31 is celebrated as Halloween, except
for places where it is not celebrated as Halloween. Here are 10
questions about *those* places.
1. In this southwestern English ceremonial county, October 31 is
Allantide, or the Feast of St. Allan, the fourth Bishop of
Quimper, who may not have actually existed. Still, he gets a
feast here. What's the county?
2. Samhain is celebrated throughout the Celtic parts of the British
Isles on October 31 (and other days), but one specific part of
the Isles celebrates Hop-to-Naa ["HOP-too-NAY"], a variation on
Samhain where traditional songs in their traditional language
are song with the refrain "Hop-to-Naa." Where do they sing this?
3. Samhain is celebrated on October 31 among Gaelic cultures in the
Northern Hemisphere, because Samhain is the fall festival
that takes place in between the summer and winter solstices.
However, Gaelic cultures in the *Southern Hemisphere*, on
October 31, celebrate the Celtic spring festival that is the
calendar-opposite of Samhain. What's that festival called?
4. In one southeast Asian country, October 31 is celebrated as
King Father's Day -- because it is the birthday of the previous
king, Norodom Sihanouk ["NOR-oh-domm SAY-zhah-nook"], who died
in 2012, having managed the rare feat of remaining king while
the country was controlled by Communists. His son, Norodom
Sihamoni ["SAY-zhah-money"] is now the king. What country are
we talking about?
5. Reformation Day is celebrated on October 31 in Slovenia and
most of Germany and the Low Countries, as well in Protestant
churches around the world. However, a recent Pope chose to
formally recognize Reformation Day, and since then Catholic
priests frequently attend Reformation Day services as a sign
of ecumenical spirit. Which Pope recognized Reformation Day?
6. Saci ["SAH-si"] Day was invented in a South American country
in the early 2000s as a formal, government-endorsed attempt
to promote the country's culture and, quietly, to prevent the
spread of Halloween (considered an American holiday). The Saci
is a michevious spirit in Guarani folklore. Saci Day hasn't
quite managed to erode the popularity of Halloween, though.
What country celebrates Saci Day?
7. Another South American country -- the westernmost country in
mainland South America -- celebrates D�a de la Canci�n Criollo
["DEE-a day la CAN-see-own CREE-oh-zhoh"] on October 31.
It's a celebration of that country's Criollo culture -- meaning
of the Hispanic people who chose to emigrate to the country.
What country is this?
8. October 31 is the birthday of Juliette Gordon Low. Accordingly,
in addition to being Halloween, in the United States October 31
is also Founder's Day for what organization, which Low founded
in 1913?
9. October 31 is National Unity Day in this country, a
recently-established holiday created by its often-controversial
Prime Minister, celebrating the life and accomplishments
of the man who created that country's civil service system.
This country also dedicated the world's tallest statue to the
same man in 2018. Name the country.
10. Finally, October 31 is the first day of what Mexican traditional
holiday?
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