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    Question 1: What character from the famous American sitcom Friends has the last name of Green?
    A. Rachel
    B. Janice
    C. Chandler
    D. Ross and Monica
    Question 2: One angstrom unit equal what length in meters?
    A. 0.000001 meters
    B. 1,000,000,000 meters
    C. 0.0000000001 meters
    D. 0.001 meters
    Question 3: Which of these languages does not belong to the Germanic language family?
    A. Finnish
    B. Icelandic
    C. Swedish
    D. Norwegian
    Question 4: This composer, who lived 1865-1957, was born to a Swedish speaking family in a Russian-owned part of Finland. His compositions include: Valse Triste, The Swan of Tuonela, and seven fine symphonies. What is the last name of this composer?
    A. Prokofiev
    B. Bull
    C. Grieg
    D. Sibelius
    Question 5: Who was the first Chinese writer to win the Nobel Prize for Literature?
    A. Xia Zhinian
    B. Choi Chi Fung
    C. Gao Xingjian
    D. Cai Zhifeng
    Question 6: This former Prime Minister of India was born in India to a Brahmin family. For a while this leader was a professor of Political Science at the Takshashila University and was one of the first to envision the concept of a unified India.
    A. Chanakya
    B. J. Nehru
    C. M. Gandhi
    D. Indira Gandhi
    Question 7: How many men held the title King of England in 1936?
    A. 1 - George V
    B. 3 - George V, Edward VIII, and George VI
    C. 2 - Albert II and George VI
    D. 0 - There was a queen
    Question 8: From which language do we get the word tattoo?
    A. Tahitian
    B. Tongan
    C. Maori
    D. Marshallese
    Question 9: What does the Hebrew word gaon mean?
    A. Circumcisor
    B. The Old Testament
    C. Genius
    D. Cantor
    Question 10: Iron makes up 35.1 % of Earth. 28.2 % is oxygen. What is the third leading element of Earths composition?
    A. silicon
    B. magnesium
    C. nickel
    D. calcium
    Question 11: The Mississippi is the longest North American river. The Missouri is the second. What is the third longest?
    A. Arkansas
    B. Rio Grande
    C. Colorado
    D. Hudson
    Question 12: In physics, what does Avogadros law state?
    A. At the same mass and pressure, equal volumes of gases contain the same number of molecules.
    B. Volumes of gases containing the same number of molecules have equal pressures.
    C. Volumes of gases containing the same number of molecules have equal pressures and masses.
    D. At the same temperature and pressure, equal volumes of gases contain the same number of molecules.
    Question 13: Which is greater: the circumference of Earth from pole to pole or the circumference of Earth around the equator?
    A. The polar circumference
    B. The equatorial circumference
    C. None of these
    D. They are equal
    Question 14: Which country has Bratislava as its capital city, and the koruna as its unit of currency?
    A. Slovenia
    B. Slovakia
    C. Macedonia
    D. Latvia
    Question 15: A specimen from which of these species was listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the longest bony fish alive?
    A. Whale shark
    B. Bluefin tuna
    C. Oarfish
    D. Blue whale