Trivia
APCs Insider, May 8, 2015
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How long is a standard bowling lane from the foul line to the head pin?
a. 45 feet
b. 60 feet
c. 60 feet, 6 inches
d. 90 feet
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Last week’s question
Richard II was the first British monarch to demand this title, which comes from the Latin for "greatest."
a. Exalted
b. Grace
c. Lord
d. Majesty
The answer is D. Richard II demanded the title of Majesty, while previous monarchs had been addressed as Lord.
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