How Well Do You Know Atlanta?
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What city park is home to Buckhead Baseball—and a historic African American cemetery?
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What is the original name of the historic estate in Druid Hills now known as Cator Woolford Gardens at the Frazer Center?
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The original name of the historic estate in Druid Hills, now known as Cator Woolford Gardens at the Frazer Center, is Jacqueland.Rate this question:
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At what restaurant can you find a private table called "the Grog Shop," through an unmarked freezer door and down a dark corridor?
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Muss & Turner's is the restaurant where you can find a private table called "the Grog Shop" by going through an unmarked freezer door and down a dark corridor.Rate this question:
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Where was Joseph Jacob's drugstore, where Coca-Cola history was made? A neon sign still marks the spot.
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Joseph Jacob's drugstore, where Coca-Cola history was made, was located downtown at the corner of Peachtree and Marietta streets. There is a neon sign that still marks the spot.Rate this question:
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What Atlanta museum requires a vehicle inspection upon entry?
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The correct answer is the CDC museum. The CDC museum in Atlanta requires a vehicle inspection upon entry. This is likely due to security measures in place to ensure the safety of visitors and the facility. Vehicle inspections can help prevent any potential threats or unauthorized items from entering the premises, thus maintaining a secure environment for everyone inside the museum.Rate this question:
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Where can you find Georgia's famous two-headed calf?
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The Georgia Capitol Museum is the place where Georgia's famous two-headed calf can be found. It is mentioned twice in the answer options, indicating that the museum is the correct location.Rate this question:
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The Federal Reserve Bank holds enough greenbacks to supply
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23 banks
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230 banks
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2,300 banks
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23,000 banks
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A. 2,300 banksExplanation
The Federal Reserve Bank holds enough greenbacks to supply 2,300 banks. This means that the Federal Reserve Bank has a sufficient amount of money to meet the needs of a large number of banks. It indicates that the bank has a significant reserve of funds to support the banking system and ensure its stability.Rate this question:
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A time capsule at Oglethorpe University known as the "Crypt of Civilization" is scheduled to be opened in the year
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2050
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2877
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3001
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8113
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A. 8113Explanation
The correct answer is 8113 because the time capsule known as the "Crypt of Civilization" is scheduled to be opened in the year it was sealed, which was 1940. Since the time capsule was sealed with the intention of being opened after 6,177 years, adding this to the year it was sealed gives us the year 8113.Rate this question:
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Right out of its factory, House of Fleming sells
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Exotic leather goods
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Bespoke suits
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Custom-made guitars
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Locally made custard
Correct Answer
A. Exotic leather goodsExplanation
The given answer, "exotic leather goods," is correct because it is the first item mentioned in the list of products that House of Fleming sells. The other options, such as bespoke suits, custom-made guitars, and locally made custard, are mentioned after exotic leather goods, indicating that they are additional products offered by House of Fleming.Rate this question:
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True or false: The historic Midtown mansion known as "the Castle" was recently restored to become a wing of the Woodruff Arts Center.
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True
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False.
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A. False.Explanation
It was restored and turned into two swanky bars and a private club.Rate this question:
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