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1. In 2013, this star of "Pitch Perfect" hit No. 6 on the Billboard Hot 100 with the song "Cups."
The song "Cups" was originally a folk song titled "When I'm Gone," written by A.P. Carter and recorded by the Carter Family. It was featured in the film "Pitch Perfect" as Anna Kendrick's character's audition for the Barden Bellas.
- Multiple Choice
2. It's the number of cards in each suit of the minor arcana in a tarot deck.
Each of the four suits in a tarot deck -- cups, wands, swords and pentacles -- contains fourteen cards: ace through ten, page, jack, queen, and king.
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3. At a medal ceremony for a 2012 shooting competition, organizers accidentally played the "Borat" parody of this country's anthem rather than the real one.
An athlete from Kazakhstan won the gold medal at an international shooting competition held in Kuwait in 2012 and, unfortunately, the organizers accidentally played the parody anthem from 2006's "Borat." The organizers apologized and redid the ceremony, this time with the correct anthem.
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4. Appearing to predict the smartphone era, this California-based company introduced the first popular handheld computers in 1996.
Palm, Inc. released the PalmPilot 1000 in 1996 and led the growing market for portable computing devices where previous attempts, such as Apple's Newton, had failed.
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5. Calling it "the stupidest song" he'd ever heard, this country singer had his only Top 20 pop hit with the novelty tune "Red Solo Cup."
Written by two pairs of songwriting brothers, "Red Solo Cup" was the only song on Toby Keith's album "Clancy's Tavern" that Keith did not write or co-write. In an interview with CMT, Keith said that it was "the stupidest song that I have ever heard in my life," but added that it was also "freakin' awesome."
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