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Angela Helen
Angela HelenBegginer
Asked: January 29, 2022In:

What is China famous for?

  1. Jennifer Smith Begginer
    What is China famous for?

    China is known for its architectural wonders such as the Great Wall and Forbidden City, its staggering variety of delicious food, its martial arts, and its long history of invention. More than just tea and temples, China is a fast-changing mix of the ultra-modern and the very ancient.

    China is known for its architectural wonders such as the Great Wall and Forbidden City, its staggering variety of delicious food, its martial arts, and its long history of invention. More than just tea and temples, China is a fast-changing mix of the ultra-modern and the very ancient.

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Angela Helen
Angela HelenBegginer
Asked: January 27, 2022In:

Which block is best for construction?

  1. Jennifer Smith Begginer
    Which block is best for construction?

    Solid concrete blocks are commonly used, which are heavy in weight and manufactured from dense aggregate. They are very strong and provides good stability to the structures. So for large work of masonry like for load bearing walls these solid blocks are preferable.

    Solid concrete blocks are commonly used, which are heavy in weight and manufactured from dense aggregate. They are very strong and provides good stability to the structures. So for large work of masonry like for load bearing walls these solid blocks are preferable.

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Angela Helen
Angela HelenBegginer
Asked: January 20, 2022In: ,

What year did the first McDonald’s store open?

  1. Jennifer Smith Begginer
    What year did the first McDonald’s store open?

    McDonald's   Founded   April 15, 1955, San Bernardino, California, United States    

    McDonald’s

     

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    April 15, 1955, San Bernardino, California, United States

     

     

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Jennifer Smith
Jennifer SmithBegginer
Asked: January 18, 2022In:

Who built and paid for the Eiffel Tower?

  1. Angela Helen Begginer
    Who built and paid for the Eiffel Tower?

    Gustave Eiffel   Conceived with his two main collaborators, Maurice Koechlin and Émile Nouguier, as well as with the collaboration of the architect Steven Sauvestre, that incredible project was created to mark the opening of the 1889 World's Fair and was financed by Gustave Eiffel himself for 8Read more

    Gustave Eiffel

     

    Conceived with his two main collaborators, Maurice Koechlin and Émile Nouguier, as well as with the collaboration of the architect Steven Sauvestre, that incredible project was created to mark the opening of the 1889 World’s Fair and was financed by Gustave Eiffel himself for 80% of the costs, in exchange of an initial …

     

     

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Marry Johns
Marry JohnsBegginer
Asked: January 18, 2022In: ,

What is the world’s largest gold producer?

Which country is the world’s largest gold producer?
  1. Alesa Harry Begginer
    Which country is the world’s largest gold producer?

    For many years, China has been the world's top gold producer, accounting for 11% of global production. Australia (at Rank 2) and Russia (at Rank 3) are the next two countries on the list (the third-largest producer).

    For many years, China has been the world’s top gold producer, accounting for 11% of global production. Australia (at Rank 2) and Russia (at Rank 3) are the next two countries on the list (the third-largest producer).

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Mitchell Smith
Mitchell SmithBegginer
Asked: January 18, 2022In:

Which metal is most soft in the world?

Which one the softest metal?
  1. Johnson Begginer

    Sodium is the softest metal in the periodic table. It is enough soft can be cut with a knife.

    Sodium is the softest metal in the periodic table.

    It is enough soft can be cut with a knife.

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Angela Helen
Angela HelenBegginer
Asked: January 16, 2022In:

When was UNICEF established in India?

  1. Jennifer Smith Begginer
    When was UNICEF established in India?

    1949   The organisation began its work in India in 1949 with three staff members and established an office in Delhi three years later.    

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    The organisation began its work in India in 1949 with three staff members and established an office in Delhi three years later.

     

     

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Jennifer Smith
Jennifer SmithBegginer
Asked: January 16, 2022In:

What is a shared economy company?

  1. Angela Helen Begginer
    What is a shared economy company?

    A Sharing Economy involves a business model where assets or resources are rotated, reused, and shared between different individuals and businesses. The concept is growing rapidly as more and more consumers are looking for more cost-effective ways to find, fund, and purchase assets or resources.

    A Sharing Economy involves a business model where assets or resources are rotated, reused, and shared between different individuals and businesses. The concept is growing rapidly as more and more consumers are looking for more cost-effective ways to find, fund, and purchase assets or resources.

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Mitchell Smith
Mitchell SmithBegginer
Asked: January 6, 2022In:

Which one is the capital city of China?

Which city is the capital of China?
  1. Johnson Begginer

    Beijing   It used to be in Tian'anmen Square on October 1st, 1949, that Chairman Mao Zedong proclaimed the institution of the People's Republic of China, with Beijing as its capital.    

    Beijing

     

    It used to be in Tian’anmen Square on October 1st, 1949, that Chairman Mao Zedong proclaimed the institution of the People’s Republic of China, with Beijing as its capital.

     

     

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Kim Angelina
Kim AngelinaBegginer
Asked: December 30, 2021In:

What year was the first toothbrush invented?

In which year toothbrush was invented?
  1. James Williams Begginer

    1780 The first mass-produced toothbrush was invented by William Addis of England. He bored small holes in a bovine bone while in prison, then tied swine fibres (from wild pigs) in bunches, ran them through the holes, and cemented them.

    1780

    The first mass-produced toothbrush was invented by William Addis of England. He bored small holes in a bovine bone while in prison, then tied swine fibres (from wild pigs) in bunches, ran them through the holes, and cemented them.

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