FLQL chrome extension sample format (WITH IMAGE SUPPORT)

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2	Round 1 Player 1	Question 1	Glam rock pioneer Marc Bolan of T-Rex died in 1977 when his car struck what tree? This isn't the most well known example of such a tree though - on May 17th 1792, it was under a tree of this species that an agreement to found the New York Stock Exchange was signed.	https://legallegacy.files.wordpress.com/2020/02/loc-buttonwood-2.jpg	Buttonwood <br/> <img src="https://www.westhawaiitoday.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/4687679_web1_2-silver-buttonwood-by-starr-1-copy-1280x720.jpg" alt="image of a buttonwood tree" width="500px"/>	You can input HTML instead of markdown if you know what you are doing. It might get tricky setting image sizes with just markdown.
3	Round 1 Player 1	Question 2	This is the first question in a quad on dentists. Ex-dentist Gurbanguly Berdimuhammedow was the president of what Caspian Sea nation from 2007 to March 2022?	https://djwp.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/16102540/Document-Journal_TP_THUMB_VERTICAL.jpg	Turkmenistan
4	Round 1 Player 2	Question 1	What Toyota sports car model had to be renamed the Celica Sports Package in January 2005, for PR reasons? The answer begins with two consecutive consonants.		Tsunami
5	Round 1 Player 2	Question 2	What hobby uses the Yoshizawa-Randlett diagramming system? Apart from representations of the expected result, the diagrams have curvilinear arrows, thick lines, and dashed lines.		Origami instructions <br/> <img src="https://origami-art.us/images/origami/animals/rabbits/Rabbit_Akira_Yoshizawa/1.jpg" alt="origami diagram" width="500px" />
6	Round 1 Player 3	Question 1	Whose life work was inspired by a dream in which a man named Victoricus appeared, holding a letter titled “The Voice of the Irish”?		<span style="color:#08a04b;">St. Patrick</span>
7	Round 1 Player 3	Question 2	What number one–ranked tennis player of the 1990s was named for a number one–ranked player of the 1980s?		Martina Hingis (for Martina Navratilova)
8	Round 1 Player 4	Question 1	Of the eleven U.S. federal holidays, which holiday is observed only by D.C.-area federal employees?		Inauguration Day
9	Round 1 Player 4	Question 2	What Coldplay song was inspired by the phone book sitting next to Chris Martin as he wrote its lyrics?		Yellow	You can not have <audio src="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Coldplay_-_Yellow.ogg" /> because Chrome does not give permissions
10	Round 2 Player 1	Question 1	In 1954, artist Jasper Johns’s career was changed forever when he dreamed that he was painting a large version of what?		The US flag
11	Round 2 Player 1	Question 2	What respectively are known as “Nochebuena” and “Nochevieja,” or “Good Night” and “Old Night,” in the Spanish-speaking world?		Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve
12	Round 2 Player 2	Question 1	Singer Sonny Bono met an unfortunate end in 1999 when he crashed into a pine tree. Which ex-wife of his, with whom he had a very successful musical and television career as a R&B duo, performed at his funeral?	https://images.findagrave.com/photos250/photos/2009/304/2312_125705630864.jpg	Cher (of Sonny and Cher fame)
13	Round 2 Player 2	Question 2	Retired Seattle dentist Barney Clark make headlines for receiving the Jarvik-7 on December 2, 1982 and responding positively to it. What kind of device was the Jarvik-7?		An artificial heart
14	Round 2 Player 3	Question 1	What ethnic group began a wave of immigration to the U.S.—specifically the Minneapolis and Fresno areas—after the 1975 Communist takeover of Laos? The term which starts with two consonants became briefly popular after the gymnastics events of the 2020 Summer Olympics.	https://hips.hearstapps.com/hmg-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/images/sunisa-lee-of-the-united-states-on-the-podium-with-her-gold-news-photo-1627568866.jpg	Hmong
15	Round 2 Player 3	Question 2	What takes its name from the Japanese for “whimsical pictures”?		Manga
16	Round 2 Player 4	Question 1	Who claimed that an 1853 dream of drowning, during an afternoon nap in La Spezia, Italy, inspired the prelude to Das Rheingold?		Richard Wagner	An iframe Youtube link will not work if you want to reference the video
17	Round 2 Player 4	Question 2	Evonne Goolagong called her occasional lapses of concentration "going _________”, referencing a a rite of passage rituals among the natives of her country. FITB	http://quickfound.net/images/sports/wta_large/goolagong_300x414_wimbledon_07_02_1971_court_backhand.jpg	walkabout
18	Round 3 Player 1	Question 1	During an exceptionally long tennis rally in 1987, what flew off Chris Evert? That specific design worn by Evert became hugely popular and are now known as "tennis _________".		A diamond bracelet
19	Round 3 Player 1	Question 2	What did 11-year-old Frank Epperson invent in 1905 when he left a glass of homemade soda he was stirring out on his back porch overnight? An 8-lettered trademark name please.		Popsicle
20	Round 3 Player 2	Question 1	Unity, Self-Determination, Collective Work and Responsibility, Cooperative Economics, Purpose, Creativity, and Faith are the 7 virtues associated with what American celebration?		Kwanzaa
21	Round 3 Player 2	Question 2	What 1977 bestseller was inspired by the author’s stay in room 217 of the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado?		The Shining
22	Round 3 Player 3	Question 1	Who died when his car crashed against a plane tree in January 1960 and not due a plague, a stranger, a fall, or a rebel? Even for someone with so much existential angst, it's tragic.		Albert Camus
23	Round 3 Player 3	Question 2	What did George Harrison’s dentist, John Riley, give the Beatles in April 1965 that changed them and the face of rock?		Gave the Beatles LSD
24	Round 3 Player 4	Question 1	What translucent, multilayer painting technique gives the Mona Lisa’s smile its famously enigmatic appearance? The word begins with two consonants.		Sfumato
25	Round 3 Player 4	Question 2	The critical clue in what 1974 movie turns out to be a Japanese gardener complaining that salt water is “bad for glass”?		Chinatown
26	Round 4 Player 1	Question 1	What’s now the more common nickname for Africa’s Belgian-owned resort Hotel des Mille Collines? The second word begins with two consonants.		Hotel Rwanda
27	Round 4 Player 1	Question 2	in 1812, the Mongol’s invasion of Japan fails when, for a second time, a typhoon destroys their fleet. The Japanese will come to call these fortuitous storm what?		Kamikaze (divine wind)
28	Round 4 Player 2	Question 1	What did Elias Howe invent in 1845 after dreaming of a tribe of cannibals pounding spears that had holes drilled in their tips?		The sewing machine
29	Round 4 Player 2	Question 2	The Elton John hit "Philadelphia Freedom" was a tribute to which woman part of the Philadelphia Freedoms team?		Billie Jean King
30	Round 4 Player 3	Question 1	The “Juneteenth” holiday celebrates the last US state to, in effect, abolish slavery. Which state?		Texas
31	Round 4 Player 3	Question 2	What song did John Lennon write after reading two newspaper stories—one about the death of Guinness heir Tara Browne and one about a pothole problem?		A Day in the Life
32	Round 4 Player 4	Question 1	Which painter arguably created the last of his drip paintings with his own blood? Rather than on a canvas that would later be sold for millions like his other works, this was on the asphalt of a street, after a car crash into an oak tree that cost his life in 1956.		Jackson Pollock
33	Round 4 Player 4	Question 2	In her only book, who gave the unflattering nickname “Dr. Dussel,” meaning “nitwit,” to Amsterdam dentist Fritz Pfeffer?		Anne Frank
34	Round 5 Player 1	Question 1	What’s the only NBA team to have a sword in its logo? The team is a member of the NBA league's Eastern Conference Central Division.		Cleveland Cavaliers
35	Round 5 Player 1	Question 2	There are only 2 countries named after patriarchs of the Old Testament. Name either.		Israel, The Solomon Islands
36	Round 5 Player 2	Question 1	The city of Liverpool stalled plans to rename streets historically linked to the slave trade when it realized that what famous street was on the list?		Penny Lane
37	Round 5 Player 2	Question 2	The “Dandelion” crater on the moon is named in honor of what American author who died in 2012 aged 91? The letters of his first name are present in the same order in his surname, albeit not consecutively.		Ray Bradbury
38	Round 5 Player 3	Question 1	What kind of sword probably takes its name from a Persian word for “lion’s tail,” because of its curved shape?		The scimitar
39	Round 5 Player 3	Question 2	In the King James Bible, all but three books of the New Testament end with what 4-letter word?		Amen
40	Round 5 Player 4	Question 1	What road, which names a 2002 film that stars Eminem, divides Wayne County from affluent Oakland and Maycomb Counties?		8 mile road
41	Round 5 Player 4	Question 2	Because her father is a friend of the Dalai Lama’s and a leading American scholar of Buddhism, which woman is named for an Indian deity? The letters of her first name are present in her surname in the same order (but not consecutively).		Uma Thurman
42	Round 6 Player 1	Question 1	What American street is best known for its eight switchbacks between Hyde and Leavenworth?		Lombard street
43	Round 6 Player 1	Question 2	Who plays Angel Eyes, the “Bad” in The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly? The first name that he went by is found in his surname.		Lee van Cleef
44	Round 6 Player 2	Question 1	Of whom did Dustin Hoffman say “He has no genitalia and he’s holding a sword”?		The Oscar
45	Round 6 Player 2	Question 2	Who is Naomi's daughter-in-law in the Book of Ruth in the Hebrew Bible? A TV personality born in 1954 was named after her, but a misspelling of the name by swapping the second and third letters is how she is known by.		Orpah
46	Round 6 Player 3	Question 1	In 1950, Erle Stanley Gardner published the short story "The Case of the Suspect Sweethearts" under what pseudonym? This character is depicted as a lesbian in a 2020 HBO adaptation.		Della Street
47	Round 6 Player 3	Question 2	What title character’s story demonstrates that “every happy family is unhappy in its own way”? The letters of her first name are present in her surname in the same order, though not consecutively.		Anna Karenina
48	Round 6 Player 4	Question 1	The Kastane is a short traditional ceremonial/decorative single-edged sword with elaborate hilts inspired by motifs in Buddhism. The Sendai City Museum displays the oldest surviving kastane 'Lion' hilt which belonged to daimyō Hasekura Tsunenaga dating from circa 1600 AD. Outside of museums and ceremonial uniforms, where else would one see a Kastane sword held aloft?		The Sri Lankan flag
49	Round 6 Player 4	Question 2	In the shortest verse in the Bible, “Jesus wept” (John 11:35), who is Jesus weeping for?		Lazarus
50	Round 7 Player 1	Question 1	When Mirza Fath-ul-Mulk Fakhru succumbed to the cholera pandemic in 1856, predeceasing his father by 6 years, he died as the last crown prince of which empire?		Mughal
51	Round 7 Player 1	Question 2	In the 2nd century AD, following the death of a significant number of soldiers due to the Antonine Plague, apart from slaves and bandits, which group of people did emperor Marcus Aurelius recruit for the army, a decision that was not popular in an entertainment-starved Rome?		Gladiators
52	Round 7 Player 2	Question 1	In France, the Bubonic Plague was known as “le charbon” because of the semblance of the lumpy buboes to what rock?		Coal
53	Round 7 Player 2	Question 2	In 14th century plague-struck Florence, every church had deep trenches that people would dump bodies into in the night and dirt piled on during day to create layers of corpses. What edible substance did these pits remind chronicler Marchionne di Coppo Stefani of?		Lasagna
54	Round 7 Player 3	Question 1	Which 16th century apothecarist, largely responsible for preventing bubonic plague outbreaks in Aix-en-Provence and Lyon, is believed to have used bibliomancy (taking cues by selecting a random page in a book) for his most famous work? One verse from this book that became popular among conspiracy-theorists earlier this century quite likely references the capture of Naples by the Normans in 1139, a year the nearby Mount Vesuvius had a notable eruption.		Nostradamus
55	Round 7 Player 3	Question 2	Those from Strasbourg afflicted in the 1518 dancing plague were sent to the St. Vitus shrine in Hellensteg where priests would hand those dancing manically a small cross and a pair of what item of clothing? This practice was the inspiration for a Hans Christian Andersen story that in turn inspired the 1948 movie this image is from.		Red Shoes
56	Round 7 Player 4	Question 1	Which scientist’s artist brother painted this portrait of Blossom, the cow that played an important role in a 1796 public demonstration?		Edward Jenner
57	Round 7 Player 4	Question 2	Tenochtitlan, a capital that was decimated by a smallpox epidemic before its siege, forms the historic center of which Olympic city?		Mexico city
58	Round 8 Player 1	Question 1	In the 1976 paper titled Ergotism: The Satan Loosed In _____, Linnda R. Caporael claims that based on the symptoms described by the daughter of a preacher, it must have been ergot (a fungus growing on moldy bread which when ingested causes a person to convulse, choke, and hallucinate) that was the main cause of an outbreak that led to what series of events in an American town in the 17th century?		Salem witch trials
59	Round 8 Player 1	Question 2	In the mid-late 1490s, the Italians called syphilis "the French disease", the French called it "the Italian disease", the Russians called it "the Polish disease", the Polish called it "the Turkish disease“ and the Turkish called it "the Christian disease". But after whom should the disease have been named since it was his men who most likely brought it to Europe?		Christopher Columbus
60	Round 8 Player 2	Question 1	Which 19th century German, once the youngest person ever to hold the Chair of Classical Philology at his university, was, during the latter period of his life, paraded around in medical lectures as a case study of what syphilis could do to the brain of a person? While he wrote books like Ecce Homo in this time, he’d also gesticulate excessively, scream manically, and drink his own urine.		Friedrich Nietzsche
61	Round 8 Player 2	Question 2	Fill in the blanks in the 16th century saying with two neighbours: “a night with _____, a lifetime with _______”, referring to how it was so easy to catch syphilis but hard to cure even after several treatments with Cinnabar and other harmful orange-looking compounds.		Venus, Mercury
62	Round 8 Player 3	Question 1	Because of how syphilis would cause the nose to rot, sufferers would often wear wooden or metallic noses. What other accessory became trendy because it not only eased another part of the body that became sensitive because of the disease, but also helped holding these fake noses in place?		Sunglasses
63	Round 8 Player 3	Question 2	Thomas Mann’s The Magic Mountain, Edgar Allan Poe’s Metzengerstein, Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina, and Victor Hugo's Les Miserables all have a character dying from consumption, a disease that’s also known by what name?		Tuberculosis
64	Round 8 Player 4	Question 1	Which 2001 movie is partially inspired by the 1853 Verdi opera La Traviata with both productions revolving around the life of a courtesan who hides her tuberculosis and love from her male lover in whose hands she’d eventually die in a teary scene?		Moulin Rouge
65	Round 8 Player 4	Question 2	Which artist painted this scene of the death of his sister due to tuberculosis in 1877 in the work titled Det syke barn (‘the sick child’ in Norwegian)?		Edvard Munch
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