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    Question 1: Where does about 90 % of volcanic activity on Earth occur?
    A. Near the equator
    B. Alaska
    C. Under the oceans
    D. Japan
    Question 2: Where would you find the highest tides on Earth?
    A. Bay of Fundy
    B. Hawaii
    C. Cape of Good Hope
    D. Cape Horn
    Question 3: Who wrote The Murders in the Rue Morgue, the book considered the first detective story?
    A. Charles Lennox
    B. Edgar Allan Poe
    C. Jules Verne
    D. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
    Question 4: In 1987 he became the first football coach to have Gatorade splashed on his head.
    A. Barry Switzer
    B. Bill Cowher
    C. Bud Grant
    D. Bill Parcells
    Question 5: In the original version of Layla by Derek and the Dominoes, the guitar riffs were played by these two men.
    A. Eric Clapton and George Harrison
    B. Eric Clapton and Carl Radle
    C. Eric Clapton and Bobby Whitlock
    D. Eric Clapton and Duane Allman
    Question 6: Where was the first museum in the USA located?
    A. Charleston, S.C.
    B. Philadelphia, PA.
    C. Boston, MA.
    D. Augusta, Maine
    Question 7: What part of the Earths water is fresh water?
    A. between 13% and 20%
    B. between 5% and 11%
    C. between 20% and 22.4%
    D. less than 5%
    Question 8: In 1962 John Steinbeck published Travels with Charley: In Search of America. Who was Charley?
    A. Steinbecks pet poodle
    B. Steinbecks son from his marriage to Edith Wharton
    C. Steinbecks wife, Charlotta Pierce
    D. Steinbecks best friend, Charles Kuralt
    Question 9: Although the first paperback books were published in Germany, it was in England that the paperback book first became very popular. This is considered the first paperback novel.
    A. Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe
    B. A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
    C. Pelham by Edward Bulwer-Lytton
    D. The Adventures of Tom Thumb by Brigham Wise-Dunne
    Question 10: What discovery did Dr. Caspar Wistar make near his house in Gloucester County, New Jersey in 1787?
    A. The first dinosaur bones ever found in the USA.
    B. A note containing a plot by France to conquer the newly formed USA.
    C. The correct formula for methane gas.
    D. The use of ether to anesthetize dental patients.
    Question 11: Which of the following was not a result of the War of the Roses?
    A. The end of the feudal powers of British nobles
    B. Henry VII took power in England.
    C. The defeat of the Spanish Armada
    D. A strong central government in England
    Question 12: Where was the worlds first modern electrically air-conditioned building located?
    A. San Antonio, Texas
    B. Rome, Italy
    C. New York, New York
    D. Barcelona, Spain
    Question 13: If x is positive, then x^2 x.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 14: What does querulous mean?
    A. Always mystical
    B. Always complaining
    C. Always dishonest
    D. Always asking questions
    Question 15: Who was the first US President to have vetoed over 600 pieces of legislation?
    A. Andrew Johnson
    B. Richard M. Nixon
    C. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
    D. Andrew Jackson