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What covered the Colosseum's wooden floor?
Answer: Sand
Why: Harena, the Latin word for sand, is where the word 'arena' comes from.
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Who is Mount Everest named after?
Answer: A British surveyor
Why: Until it got its English name in 1865, the British survey called the mountain Peak XV.
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Where was stone quarried for most Moai statues?
Answer: Rano Raraku
Why: Nearly four hundred moai still sit unfinished or abandoned around the inner and outer slopes of Rano Raraku.
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Who was the Parthenon built to honor?
Answer: Athena
Why: Its inner hall held a statue of the goddess about 11.5 m tall, made of gold and ivory.
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Which metal is the Eiffel Tower made of?
Answer: Wrought iron
Why: Its puddled iron was refined from cast iron by stirring out most of the carbon, leaving almost pure iron.
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Who owns the top of Mount Fuji?
Answer: A Shinto shrine
Why: No border between Shizuoka and Yamanashi has been fixed across the summit, so the shrine cannot register the land.
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