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    Question 1: What was the first childrens book to be number one on the New York Times Best Seller list?
    A. Madeline
    B. Green Eggs and Ham
    C. Goodnight Moon
    D. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
    Question 2: My source of income is from an inheritance and the Defense industry. Im worth $6.5 billion and first appeared in comic books in 1939.
    A. Bruce Wayne
    B. Lex Luther
    C. Tony Starks
    D. Peter Parker
    Question 3: Coming in at #7 on the Forbes List, worth an estimated $7.2 billion, this 70-year-old fictional character got his money from an inheritance and invested it in media and steel. One of his children is married to the hapless Peter Griffin.
    A. Steven Jobs
    B. Carter Pewterschmidt
    C. Ted Turner
    D. Montgomery Burns
    Question 4: This unit of length, used mostly for maritime and aviation purposes, measures exactly 1.852 km (1.150779 miles).
    A. Furlong
    B. Parsec
    C. Angstrom
    D. Nautical mile
    Question 5: What do these five countries have in common: Nicaragua, the Philippines, Bolivia, Liechtenstein, Saudi Arabia?
    A. They are all located at an altitude above 1400 km.
    B. They are the only producers of zirconium
    C. They are all named after historic personalities
    D. They all use the US dollar as their unit of currency
    Question 6: This American writer and teacher became the first woman US Senator, although she occupied the position for only one day.
    A. Jeanne Rankin
    B. Hatie Caraway
    C. Rebecca Latimer Felton
    D. Nellie Taylor Rose
    Question 7: Which collective noun denotes a group of storks?
    A. a rafter
    B. a mustering
    C. a smack
    D. a flight
    Question 8: This is an uncommon English word deriving from the Yiddish word for to drag and means to move something from one place to another with difficulties.
    A. Kibbitz
    B. Glitch
    C. Schlep
    D. Maven
    Question 9: What is the next number in the following sequence, having in mind that it is related to positive integers: 1, 0.5, 0.333, 0.25, 0.2, 0.166, 0.142?
    A. 0.190
    B. 0.125
    C. 0.314
    D. 0.100
    Question 10: The English language has quite a variety of words for the babies of different animals. What is the proper word for a baby swan?
    A. Weaner
    B. Keet
    C. Sygnet
    D. Chick
    Question 11: Which of these characters created by French writer Alexandre Dumas is not correctly matched with the novel?
    A. GĂ©rard de Villefort - Twenty Years After
    B. Milady de Winter - The Three Musketeers
    C. DArtagnan - Twenty Years After
    D. La Mole - Queen Margot
    Question 12: Alexander Graham Bell, known as the inventor of the telephone, is also credited with the invention of this device, which was first used after the assassination of President James Garfield.
    A. metal detector
    B. phonograph
    C. audiometer
    D. air conditioning
    Question 13: Which statement is not true about political philosopher and economist Alexander Hamilton.
    A. He died in a duel.
    B. He served in the American Revolutionary War.
    C. He was United States Secretary of the Treasury under Abraham Lincoln.
    D. He was one of the Founding Fathers.
    Question 14: Fashion designer Alexander McQueen, known as the hooligan of English fashion, succeeded John Galliano as head designer at this French fashion house.
    A. Chanel
    B. Christian Lacroix
    C. Dolce Gabbana
    D. Givenchy
    Question 15: What famous Greek philosopher tutored Alexander the Great and stimulated his interest in science, medicine, philosophy and literature?
    A. Plato
    B. Socrates
    C. Aristotle
    D. Epicurus