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    Question 1: On the show Law and Order, Detective Lenny Briscoe was a New York City policeman for over 30 years. In that time, how many times did he shoot a person?
    A. 76
    B. 0
    C. 1
    D. 13
    Question 2: Exactly half of the US states have an even number of letters in their name.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 3: Who created the first billion dollar company?
    A. Andrew Carnegie
    B. Alexander Farkas
    C. Samuel Walton
    D. J.P. Morgan
    Question 4: What do these people have in common: Star Jones, Randy Jackson, President Dwight David Eisenhower, Carnie Wilson, Diego Maradona?
    A. They have all had gastric bypass surgery.
    B. They have all appeared on the long running BBC show Leaders of Our Times.
    C. They have all been cited by the UN for their work with UNICEF.
    D. They have all received he Legiondaire Grand Award.
    Question 5: Nabisco makes animal crackers in a plant located in this state.
    A. Utah
    B. Ohio
    C. Massachusetts
    D. New Jersey
    Question 6: What was the first American city to fluoridate its water system?
    A. Grand Rapids, Michigan
    B. San Miguel, California
    C. Yonkers, New York
    D. Colorado Springs, Colorado
    Question 7: Which of these was the name of a London street which housed a prison?
    A. Clink
    B. Brailey
    C. Gow
    D. Gaol
    Question 8: What was the first European nation to grant women the right to vote?
    A. Finland
    B. Norway
    C. Austria
    D. Ireland
    Question 9: What was the Dionysia?
    A. The ancient Athenian celebration in honor of Dionysus
    B. The ancient Greek name for what we call The Parthenon
    C. A classical Greek drama that was rewritten by Shakespeare as A Midsummers Nights Dream
    D. The ancient Spartan creed of the warrior
    Question 10: Which term would best describe all the people on this list: Lincoln Steffens, Ida Tarbell, Jack Anderson, Jack Newfield, Ray Stannard Baker, Wayne Barret, Richard Behar?
    A. Spoonerists
    B. Positivists
    C. Playwrights
    D. Muckrakers
    Question 11: The first transcontinental car trip, S.F. to NYC, was made in 1906. How long did it take?
    A. 52 days
    B. 5 weeks
    C. 2 weeks
    D. 52 hours
    Question 12: Select the year in which these vents took place: Petroleum production began in the Middle East, the Cubs beat the Tigers in the World Series, and the Montreal Wanderers won the Stanley Cup.
    A. 1924
    B. 1916
    C. 1932
    D. 1908
    Question 13: Which 1955 movie won four Academy Awards?
    A. Marty
    B. Forrest Gump
    C. Crash
    D. The Wizard of Oz
    Question 14: What disease do the following famous people share: Menachem Begin, Halle Berry, Carol Channing, Miles Davis, Ella Fitzgerald, Ray Kroc, Arthur Ashe, and Ty Cobb?
    A. Rheumatic fever
    B. Irritated bowel syndrome
    C. Dyslexia
    D. Diabetes
    Question 15: Which two of these musicians were born in Lafayette, Indiana?
    A. Axl Rose and Shannon Hoon
    B. Michael Stipe and Curt Cobain
    C. Kurt Cobain and Shannon Hoon
    D. Axl Rose and Michael Stipe