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    Question 1: The first product to have a bar code was this.
    A. Gum
    B. Oil
    C. Flour
    D. Wine
    Question 2: All US Presidents have worn glasses.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 3: Ernest Vincent Wright wrote a book, called Gadsby, which consisted of 50,000 words, none of which contained this letter.
    A. O
    B. I
    C. E
    D. A
    Question 4: Neil Armstrong stepped on the moon with his right foot on first.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 5: On average, a 4-year-old child asks approximately this number of questions a day.
    A. 126
    B. 371
    C. 74
    D. 437
    Question 6: Benito Mussolini, Napoleon Bonaparte, Alexander the Great, and Julius Caesar were all afraid of these animals.
    A. Dogs
    B. Horses
    C. Cats
    D. Mice
    Question 7: The third largest landowner in New York City.
    A. Donald Trump
    B. City Council
    C. New York University
    D. NYPD
    Question 8: By US law, employees do not have to wash hands after sneezing.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 9: This talk show host and entertainer began his career as a member of Freddy Martins orchestra, but became popular with nightclub audiences as a solo act. His song, Ive Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts became a number one hit.
    A. Fred Cordova
    B. Merv Griffin
    C. David Geffen
    D. Jerry Lewis
    Question 10: This group was formed in Detroit, Michigan and its original members were Otis Williams, Melvin Franklin, Paul Williams, Elbridge Al Bryant, and Eddie Kendricks.
    A. The Drifters
    B. The Coasters
    C. The Juve Five
    D. The Temptations
    Question 11: The term hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia means abnormal fear of what?
    A. River animals
    B. Long words
    C. Large animals
    D. Pachyderms
    Question 12: New York Alki was a settlement which became part of which US city?
    A. Atlanta
    B. Orono
    C. Seattle
    D. Savannah
    Question 13: This US city, whose original name was Terminus, is the county seat of Fulton County.
    A. Atlanta
    B. Omaha
    C. Savannah
    D. Orono
    Question 14: What is the meaning of the word albedo, which comes from Latin?
    A. A bright region on the suns chromosphere
    B. A value for the reflectivity of an object
    C. A disease afflicting canines in which the fur around the tail falls out
    D. An adjustment to a projectiles flight using retro-rockets
    Question 15: The town of Pilsen, famous for the production of beer, is situated in western Bohemia, in the Czech Republic. It became a town in 1295 when it received its civic charter from which ruler?
    A. Jan Hus
    B. Napoleon
    C. King Wenceslaus II
    D. Rudolf II