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    Question 1: This great American literary work was intended to be both a novella and a play. It has been made into a full-length movie at least three times. It hits on themes of mental illness, prejudice, loneliness and brutality. It revolves around two friends named George and Lennie. What is its title?
    A. Of Mice and Men
    B. To Kill a Mockingbird
    C. In Cold Blood
    D. The Grapes of Wrath
    Question 2: In 1995 this person addressed the UN General Assembly in English, French, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese and Russian.
    A. Mother Teresa
    B. Yuri Andropov
    C. Fidel Castro
    D. Pope John Paul II
    Question 3: Audrey Hepburn, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Django Reinhardt, Toots Thielemans, and Adolphe Sax were all born in this country.
    A. Luxembourg
    B. Belgium
    C. France
    D. The Netherlands
    Question 4: In what year did the first brown supermarket grocery bag appear?
    A. 1903
    B. 1915
    C. 1911
    D. 1871
    Question 5: This astronaut claimed he was the first man to wet his pants on the moon.
    A. Buzz Aldrin
    B. Gus Grissom
    C. Neil Armstrong
    D. Chuck Rollands
    Question 6: Which of these was invented by O. Mumford Scott?
    A. Disposable razors
    B. The electric car
    C. Vaseline
    D. Inexpensive weed-free grass seed
    Question 7: When was the first stick antiperspirant patented?
    A. 1942
    B. 1919
    C. 1951
    D. 1888
    Question 8: The first painting to sell for more than $100,000,00 was painted by this artist.
    A. Degas
    B. Picasso
    C. Velasquez
    D. Van Gough
    Question 9: Which one of these people was nicknamed The Iron Butterfly?
    A. Indira Gandhi
    B. Margaret Thatcher
    C. Imelda Marcos
    D. Bella Abzug
    Question 10: Which of these women was nicknamed The Iron Lady?
    A. Margaret Thatcher
    B. Indira Gandhi
    C. Imelda Marcos
    D. Mother Teresa
    Question 11: She was called The Swedish Nightingale.
    A. Ingrid Bergmann
    B. Jenny Lind
    C. Bjork
    D. Agnetha Faltskog
    Question 12: Which of these magazines came first?
    A. Highlights for Children
    B. Playboy
    C. Discover
    D. Boys Life
    Question 13: What was MKULTRA?
    A. The code name for a secret CIA mind control project
    B. The code name for Germanys invasion of Poland, setting off World War II
    C. The code name for the secret USA/British coding/decoding device used in Operation Overlord
    D. The code name for the first American action in Operation Iraqi Freedom
    Question 14: This novel told the story of two families, the Hamiltons and the Trasks, living in the Salinas Valley in California. It is loosely based on Biblical stories.
    A. East of Eden
    B. My Brothers Keeper
    C. The Tree of Life
    D. The Caine Mutiny
    Question 15: William McCord has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. He appeared in the movie The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai and the soap opera Days of Our Lives. With which singing group did he have his biggest hit?
    A. Billy Vera and the Beaters
    B. The Remains
    C. Dion and the Belmonts
    D. The Hollies