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Question Number: 1
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Question: Who wrote The Elements - a thirteen-book series on Geometry?
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Question Number: 2
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Question: Nothing is really known about this secretive mathematician's work, except for one special triangular theorem, which bears his name:
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Question Number: 3
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Question: This very prolific mathematician is the mathematical world's equivalent of Kevin Bacon. He published around 1500 papers before his death in 1996.
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Question Number: 4
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Question: This man introduced Arabic numerals, but is better known for a sequence of numbers that describe the offspring of a pair of bunny rabbits.
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Question Number: 5
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Question: A mathematician best known for a moment of bathtub inspiration.
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Question Number: 6
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Question: A female mathematician, known as a pioneer of computer programming
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Question Number: 7
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Question: Oh, what a Beautiful Mind he had.
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Question Number: 8
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Question: This woman taught herself mathematics in the 1700's
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Question Number: 9
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Question: This smartass schoolboy added the numbers between 1 and 100 lickety split.
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Question Number: 10
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Question: This man's last theorem drove mathematicians nuts for years and may be a good example of why not to write in the margins of books.
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