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Question 1: Roger Federer announced his retirement from professional tennis in 2022. How old was he at the time?

Rodger Federer in a blue shirt and white shorts leaning forward with racket in hand to take a shot on the tennis court
Image: AP Photo/Kin Cheung

Question 4: What's the name of Jackie Chan's big Hollywood breakthrough film released in 1998?

Jackie Chan on the red carpet in a suit, holding up two stuffed panda toys and smiling
Image: AP/Jordan Strauss

Question 10: Britain and the British Empire adopted the Gregorian calendar, used today, on September 14, 1752. What calendar was used before this?

A close up of a page in a monthly calendar with post-it note on it reading "Tax return due!"
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