1. The official state song of Florida, commonly called “Swanee River,” is actually named for what fondly remembered people “at home”?
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2. In Roman myth, what powerful god received epithets like Caelestis (“heavenly”) and Tonans (“thunderer”)?
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3. In the first line of “Big Yellow Taxi,” Joni Mitchell laments the fact that “they paved paradise and put up” what?
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4. “Chicken Foot” and “Mexican Train” are table games played with what pieces?
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5. Africa’s iconic panthers are actually a recessive, black-furred variety of what great cats?
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