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1. What was so unique about a baby boy born in April 2016 in Mexico, that involved Mitochondrial donation, first of its kind in the medical world?
2. The documentary ‘Nuclear Cattle’ is about the plight of the cows who have suffered as a result of a 2011 disaster. Which Japanese city is the focus of the documentary?
3. What do you call a person or group of people expert at making espressos? It is also the name of a very famous coffee franchise.
4. In Louisiana and Alaska, the political and geographic subdivision of a state are called, respectively, parishes and boroughs. How is it known in the other 48 U.S. states?
5. In 1969, Jackson 5 released their first single for Motown Records that topped the Billboard in January 1970 – replacing the Beatles’ final single, ‘Let It Be’. What song? (PICTURE)
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ANSWERS
1. What was so unique about a baby boy born in April 2016 in Mexico, that involved Mitochondrial donation, first of its kind in the medical world? First three-parent baby (Curious, read more about it here)
2. The documentary ‘Nuclear Cattle’ is about the plight of the cows who have suffered as a result of a 2011 disaster. Which Japanese city is the focus of the documentary? Fukushima
3. What do you call a person or group of people expert at making espressos? It is also the name of a very famous coffee franchise. Barista
4. In Louisiana and Alaska, the political and geographic subdivision of a state are called, respectively, parishes and boroughs. How is it known in the other 48 U.S. states? County
5. In 1969, Jackson 5 released their first single for Motown Records that topped the Billboard in January 1970 – replacing the Beatles’ final single, ‘Let It Be’. What song? (PICTURE) I Want You Back