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Question 1 of 7
Name a dating app
Historical apps may appear in the reported list. A recorded answer is not a recommendation to download a working app today.
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Look beyond the best-known swipe-based services.
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One matched people through shared dislikes; another serves gay, bi, trans and queer users.
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Hater
Reported 100 pts
Reported tier: krillion
Hater was a dating app built around things users disliked. This is a historical service reference; current availability has not been verified.
Input note: Historical app; do not rely on it being available today.
Choose a person known for stand-up performance, not merely any actor who has appeared in a comedy film.
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Both older live performers and contemporary touring comedians can fit.
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One was known for stylised spoken monologues; the other hosts This Past Weekend.
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Lord Buckley
Reported 100 pts
Reported tier: krillion
Lord Buckley was an American comedian and monologist known for distinctive spoken performances. The name refers to a performer, not a hereditary title alone.
Name a kind of live stage show (like a magic show)
The answer should describe a live performance or programme. Some reported entries refer to historical forms of public entertainment.
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A programme can mix education and entertainment, or be created in the moment.
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One is an American public-assembly tradition; another builds scenes without a fixed script.
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Chautauqua
Reported 100 pts
Reported tier: krillion
Chautauqua programmes historically brought live lectures, music and other performances to public audiences. It is a programme tradition rather than a single modern stage genre.
Input note: Historical programme form; the report lists it as a stage-show answer.
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