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    Question 1: Where is the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art?
    A. Denmark
    B. New Orleans, Louisiana
    C. Batob Rouge, Louisiana
    D. Shreveport , Louisiana
    Question 2: This became the longest running Broadway play on 9 January, 2006 .
    A. Phantom of the Opera
    B. The Fantasticks
    C. Les Miserables
    D. Mouse Trap
    Question 3: William Moulton Marston was the psychologist who invented the polygraph or lie detector. What else did he create?
    A. The Thematic Apperception test
    B. Wonder Woman
    C. The IQ Test
    D. Behavior Therapy
    Question 4: Ketchikan, Alaska holds what distinction?
    A. the highest ratio of males to females of any American city
    B. the highest amount of snow fall in an American city
    C. the highest number of days of precipitation for any American city
    D. the highest zip code for an American city
    Question 5: Where is the only Christopher Wren building in the Western Hemisphere?
    A. in Charleston, South Carolina
    B. in Philadelphia
    C. in The College of William and Mary
    D. in Harvard University
    Question 6: The Muppet Show was banned in Saudi Arabia.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 7: Bernard Webb was a pseudonym used by which famous musician and songwriter?
    A. Paul McCartney
    B. John Lennon
    C. Peter Asher
    D. none of these three answers is correct
    Question 8: Can you name the singer who had a big music hit with Mr. Bojangles.
    A. none of these answers
    B. Ronald Clyde Crosby
    C. Tom Waites
    D. Willie Nelson
    Question 9: For what is Scottish Sir James Dewar famous?
    A. Writng the screenplay to The 39 Steps.
    B. Standardizing the method to produce Scotch whiskey.
    C. Exporting the first Scotch whiskey to the USA.
    D. Inventing the vacuum flask.
    Question 10: Which of the following was not a member of the band Lynryd Skynyrd?
    A. Gary Rossington
    B. Jimmy Farrar
    C. Allen Collins
    D. Rickey Medlocke
    Question 11: The town of Juarez, Mexico is located next to what U.S. city?
    A. San Diego, CA
    B. Laredo, TX
    C. El Paso, TX
    D. Sierra Vista, AZ
    Question 12: In 1975 Archie Griffin became the first two-time Heisman Trophy Winner.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 13: Michelangelos statue of David is housed in what city?
    A. Florence
    B. Turin
    C. Rome
    D. Vienna
    Question 14: In which TV series did American rapper Ice-T make his television debut?
    A. Law Order SVU
    B. The District
    C. Thieves
    D. Players
    Question 15: Where did Chicago Bears defensive lineman, William Fridge Perry, play college football?
    A. South Carolina AT
    B. Georgia
    C. Eastern Carolina
    D. Clemson