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    Question 1: The car in which John Kennedy was riding when he was killed had a bubble top that was not used.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 2: By what name did Marco Polo call the capital of China, present-day Beijing?
    A. Canton
    B. Cambaluc
    C. Peijing
    D. Nahnjing
    Question 3: Why was Battery D, Harry Truman’s unit in World War I, so devoted to their Captain Harry?
    A. None of the men died because of a battle.
    B. All of these.
    C. Truman always kept his mens safety as primary goal.
    D. Truman never asked them to do anything he wont do.
    Question 4: Who was the first pitcher in major league baseball history to strike out over 3000 batters but to have less than 1000 bases on balls?
    A. Ferguson Jenkins
    B. Don Newcombe
    C. Sandy Koufax
    D. Nolan Ryan
    Question 5: Who was the first host of the popular late-night show Saturday Night (later called Saturday Night Live)?
    A. Steve Martin
    B. George Carlin
    C. Richard Pryor
    D. John Goodman
    Question 6: Let me in! Im so cold, pleads the ghost of Catherine Earnshaw. In what 1847 novel will you find the story of the doomed lovers Catherine Earnshaw and the wild gypsy Heathcliff?
    A. Lorna Doone
    B. Wuthering Heights
    C. Jane Eyre
    D. Agnes Gray
    Question 7: You know these lovers were fated to meet because Of all the gin joints, in all of the towns, in all of the world, she walks into mine. Rick remembers all the little details - The Germans wore gray, you wore blue. These star crossed lovers even had their song. What song did Sam play when Ilisa asked, Play it, Sam.?
    A. My Heart Will go On
    B. Time in a Bottle
    C. As Time Goes By
    D. Time after Time
    Question 8: What famous Frenchmans dying words were France. Armee. Josephine!?
    A. Louis Philippe
    B. Richelieu
    C. Napoleon
    D. Louis XIV
    Question 9: Television beamed their fairytale wedding to over 270 million viewers on July 29, 1981. Sadly, on August 28, 1996 a divorce was granted to the Peoples Princess and her once Prince Charming. Who was the Princess referring to when she stated in an interview on the BBC, There were three of us in the marriage, so, it was a bit crowded.?
    A. Wallis Warfield Simpson
    B. Camilla Parker Bowles
    C. Tiggy Legge-Bourke
    D. Alice Keppel
    Question 10: Look for me by moonlight
    A. l come to thee by moonlight, though hell should bar the way.
    B. at is the title of the poem that tells of the ill-fated love of Bess the landlords daughter and her lover who lay in his blood on the highway, with a bunch of lace at his throat.?
    C. The Highwayman
    D. Danny Deever
    Question 11: What color is the sweat of the Hippopotamus?
    A. Red
    B. Clear
    C. Pink
    D. Blue
    Question 12: What is the strongest muscle in the body in relation to its size?
    A. Deltoids
    B. Tongue
    C. Gluteus Maximus
    D. Masseter
    Question 13: Which of these presidents had a pet alligator?
    A. Roosevelt
    B. John Quincy Adams
    C. George Bush
    D. Thomas Jefferson
    Question 14: On the Canadian 2 dollar bill, what flag flies over the parliament building?
    A. US flag
    B. British Flag
    C. UN flag
    D. French Flag
    Question 15: The US Postal Service issued a series of stamps honoring these movies: Beau Geste, Gone With the Wind, The Wizard of Oz, and Stagecoach. What do these films have in common?
    A. They were all released by Warner Brothers.
    B. They all starred Clark Gable.
    C. They all had their premiers in California.
    D. All were all released in the same year.