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    Question 1: Which of these characters portrayed by actor Alec Baldwin was not a real life person?
    A. Jimmy Swaggart (Great Balls of Fire!)
    B. James Doolittle (Pearl Harbor)
    C. Juan Trippe (The Aviator)
    D. Jack Ryan (The Hunt for Red October)
    Question 2: In 1986, Sir Alex Ferguson became manager of this English Premier League soccer club, nicknamed The Red Devils.
    A. Chelsea
    B. Aston Villa
    C. Manchester United
    D. Blackburn Rovers
    Question 3: What author is not correctly matched with the literary work he created?
    A. Alexander Pushkin - Eugene Onegin
    B. Alan Alexander Milne - The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
    C. Alexander Pope - The Rape of the Lock
    D. Alexandre Dumas, père - The Count of Monte Cristo
    Question 4: For which of these achievements did Sir Alexander Flemming win the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1945?
    A. the discovery of penicillin
    B. the discovery of the enzyme lysozyme
    C. the introduction of the smallpox vaccine
    D. developing a process which slows microbial growth in foods
    Question 5: Baseball player Alexander Rodriguez, who became the youngest player ever to hit 500 home runs, started his professional career with this team.
    A. Seattle Mariners
    B. New York Yankees
    C. Detroit Tigers
    D. Texas Rangers
    Question 6: In the context of construction, how long is a 2d nail?
    A. 1 foot
    B. 20 cm
    C. 1 cm
    D. 1 inch
    Question 7: Which statement below, concerning even numbers, is true?
    A. There are no even irrational numbers
    B. There are no even cardinal numbers
    C. There are no even prime numbers
    D. There are no even perfect numbers
    Question 8: What do we call a horizontal beam used usually for support and walling over a window?
    A. Purlin
    B. Lintel
    C. Screed
    D. Kerf
    Question 9: Who did Time magazine name as “Person of the Year for 2006?
    A. Nancy Pelosi
    B. Jong Il Kim
    C. Bill Gates
    D. The Internet user
    Question 10: His brother was boxing heavyweight champ. He fought Tyson for the heavyweight title, but lost in an early round KO. Who was he?
    A. Michal Spinks
    B. Steve Norton
    C. Johnny Fullmer
    D. Danny Lewis
    Question 11: This President was accused of fathering a child in a cloak room of the White House.
    A. Harding
    B. Grant
    C. Jefferson
    D. Van Buren
    Question 12: Which of these words means someone who believes the self is the most important thing ?
    A. Egoist
    B. Narcissist
    C. A person with OCD
    D. Egotist
    Question 13: This composer hired cliquers to boo his sons early works at their premier. Eventually, the popularity of his sons works overcame the insults of the father and his stooges. Name the father.
    A. Johann Strauss
    B. Johannes Brahms
    C. Johan Sebastian Bach
    D. Franz Lizst
    Question 14: What is the street in New York City, famous for jewels and jewelry?
    A. Madison Avenue
    B. 47th street
    C. 51st street
    D. Park Avenue
    Question 15: In the world of design and construction, what is Zodiaq?
    A. A material for improving safety glass
    B. An underlayer for granite
    C. A product for wall insulation
    D. A material used for countertops