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    Question 1: During the Spanish-American War, what US general commanded a division that led the main attack on San Juan Hill?
    A. Jacob Kent
    B. Harry Truman
    C. Stephen Decatur
    D. Teddy Roosevelt
    Question 2: How many teams in the National Football League (NFL) are named for animals?
    A. 16
    B. 14
    C. 12
    D. 9
    Question 3: When was the 27the amendment to the U.S. Constitution ratified?
    A. 1971
    B. 1920
    C. 1992
    D. 1865
    Question 4: Name the original drummer for the Beatles.
    A. Pete Best
    B. Brian Epstein
    C. Richard Starkey
    D. Stu Sutcliffe
    Question 5: Richard Steven Valenzuela, Jiles Perry Richardson, and Charles Hardin Holley are all better known by different professional names. What else do they have in common?
    A. They were all, at different times, married to the same woman.
    B. They died together in a plane crash.
    C. They have all won Academy Awards.
    D. They are all best-selling novelists.
    Question 6: Which state was the first to ratify the Constitution of the United States in 1787?
    A. Massachusetts
    B. Rhode Island
    C. Delaware
    D. Pennsylvania
    Question 7: In 1997 the Atlanta Braves baseball team started playing its home games at Turner Field. What was Turner Field used for before it was a baseball stadium?
    A. Track and Field
    B. Lacrosse
    C. Soccer
    D. Football
    Question 8: Which country gave the Statue of Liberty to the United States as a centennial gift?
    A. Spain
    B. France
    C. Canada
    D. England
    Question 9: Leonardo da Vinci is well known as the artist who painted the Mona Lisa, but he was also an inventor. Which modern-day machine is based on one of his concepts?
    A. helicopter
    B. radio
    C. chain saw
    D. blender
    Question 10: In the 1970s television sitcom All in the Family, what was the nickname by which Archie called Gloria?
    A. Meathead
    B. Dingbat
    C. Pinko
    D. Little Girl
    Question 11: Who was the 39th President of the United States?
    A. Ronald Reagan
    B. Bill Clinton
    C. Jimmy Carter
    D. Richard Nixon
    Question 12: What is the name of Toyotas first widely available gas-electric hybrid car?
    A. Celica
    B. Camry
    C. Insight
    D. Prius
    Question 13: What rock musicians real name is Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner?
    A. Bonos
    B. Stings
    C. Kid Rocks
    D. Dave Matthews
    Question 14: In the United States Navy, what is the next rank above Ensign?
    A. 2nd Lieutenant
    B. Chief Petty Officer
    C. Lieutenant (junior grade)
    D. Captain
    Question 15: What is the official name of Rhode Island, the 13th US state?
    A. The State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
    B. The Commonwealth of Rhode Island and Narragansett Bay
    C. The Commonwealth of Rhode Island
    D. The State of Rhode Island and Narragansett Bay