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    Question 1: Which famous painter, a representative of the romantic period, delivered the following words: Artists who seek perfection in everything are those who cannot attain it in anything.
    A. Picasso
    B. Modigliani
    C. Renoir
    D. Delacroix
    Question 2: In 1927 Austrian baker and confectioner, Eduard Haas invented what?
    A. The electric mixer
    B. AM radio
    C. The CAT scan
    D. PEZ candy
    Question 3: This word refers to the ancient art of aerodynamically stabilizing arrows from materials, such as feathers or modern plastics.
    A. Feathereting
    B. Fletching
    C. Cooperring
    D. Chancelloring
    Question 4: This 7-year-old pilot trainee died in her attempt to become the youngest person to fly a plane across the United States.
    A. Lisa Blair Hathaway
    B. Lisa Dubroff
    C. Jessica Dubroff
    D. Jane Hathaway
    Question 5: What award was given to President George W. Bush in 2004?
    A. The Stillman Award for Leadership
    B. The Raspberry Award for worst leading actor
    C. The Hendley Award for Great Americans
    D. The Thurbridge Award for Freedom
    Question 6: This island, which is a French territory, is located in the Indian Ocean, east of Madagascar, about 200 km southwest of Mauritius.
    A. Saint Denis
    B. Cilaos
    C. Reunion
    D. San Guadalupe
    Question 7: This movie, directed by Bo Welch, won the 2003 Raspberry award in the category, Worst Excuse for an Actual Movie.
    A. Charlies Angels:Full Throttle
    B. Gigli
    C. Cat in the Hat
    D. From Justin to Kelly
    Question 8: This Chinese city, the capital of Hubei province, lies at the confluence of the Yangtze River and Han River.
    A. Xia Jong
    B. Fujian
    C. Wuhan
    D. Shanghai
    Question 9: This prion disease is also known as laughing sickness due to the outbursts of laughter that mark its second phase.
    A. Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease
    B. Kuru
    C. Scrapie
    D. None of these
    Question 10: This US President granted a posthumous pardon to Robert Edward Lee, a general of the Confederate forces during the American Civil War.
    A. Richard Nixon
    B. John Kennedy
    C. Gerald Ford
    D. Lyndon Johnson
    Question 11: This 1968 song, recorded by the Beatles, was written by Paul McCartney, who wanted to cheer up Lennons son, Julian.
    A. Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds
    B. While My Guitar Gently Weeps
    C. Hey Jude
    D. Happy Birthday
    Question 12: What city, nicknamed The Mile-High City, is located on the plains east of the Rocky Mountains?
    A. Aurora, Colorado
    B. Aspen, Colorado
    C. Phoenix, Arizona
    D. Denver, Colorado
    Question 13: The Warren Commission, was established on November 29, 1963 by Lyndon B. Johnson to investigate what?
    A. The war crimes in Vietnam
    B. The shooting at Kensington University
    C. The assassination of John F. Kennedy
    D. The Watergate Scandal
    Question 14: In what year did President Franklin Roosevelt give the approval for dropping the first atom bomb on Japan?
    A. He never did
    B. 1946
    C. 1945
    D. 1944
    Question 15: In 2004, this famous show business family became the second clan to have three generations of Oscar winners.
    A. The Douglases
    B. The Coppolas
    C. The Howards
    D. The Weavers