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The Rolling Stones recorded their first single in 1963,
 
  a. a song written for them by Brill Building writers.
  b. a cover of Chuck Berry's Come On..
  c. a skiffle tune called Rock Island Line..
  d. I Can't Get No Satisfaction..

Question 2

In which city did Mozart compose Symphony no. 40 in G Minor?
 
  a. London, England
  b. Vienna, Austria
  c. Paris, France
  d. New York, United States



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

B



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