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    Question 1: In the 1994-2004 television sitcom Friends, which two characters were siblings?
    A. Rachel and Monica
    B. Ross and Chandler
    C. Monica and Ross
    D. Ross and Rachel
    Question 2: Which late-night television host is famous for his amusing Top Ten lists?
    A. Conan OBrien
    B. Craig Ferguson
    C. Jay Leno
    D. David Letterman
    Question 3: In computer jargon, what is FTP?
    A. a programming language
    B. a popular Internet service provider
    C. a way to transfer files
    D. a type of e-mail
    Question 4: Which of the following astronauts was not among the first human beings to orbit the moon?
    A. James Lovell
    B. John Young
    C. Frank Borman
    D. William Anders
    Question 5: Which is the only state whose legal system is not based upon English Common Law?
    A. Hawaii
    B. Alaska
    C. Texas
    D. Louisiana
    Question 6: Who was the first U.S. President born in the USA?
    A. Madison
    B. Van Buren
    C. John Adams
    D. Washington
    Question 7: Which man originated the sentence Go west young man?
    A. Horace Greley
    B. Stephen Austin
    C. John Soule
    D. Buffalo Bill Cody
    Question 8: At what time does Big Ben, in London, have both clock hands together?
    A. At 12 noon and 12 midnight
    B. Only at midnight
    C. Only at noon
    D. Never
    Question 9: Which group of ancient people used a system of strings and knots rather than words, to record their history?
    A. The Mayans
    B. The Edomites
    C. The Incas
    D. The Celts
    Question 10: Which Broadway play is based on Christopher Isherwoods book, I am a camera?
    A. Chicago
    B. Cabaret
    C. South Pacific
    D. The Producers
    Question 11: They can be hinge, movable, immovable, semi-movable, or ball-and-socket. What are they?
    A. Joints
    B. Bolts
    C. Hardware for carpentry
    D. Joists
    Question 12: On November 3, 1896, a British company did this for the first time.
    A. Build an underground, electrically heated home
    B. Issue an auto insurance policy
    C. Develop vulcanized rubber
    D. Set up the millionth telephone in Britain
    Question 13: What is a formicary?
    A. The place where scorpions live
    B. A list of prescribable medicines
    C. A nest of ants
    D. A device to mix chemicals
    Question 14: Philip Bailey, Ronnie Laws, and Maurice White were members of what musical group?
    A. Earth, Wind, and Fire
    B. The Temptations
    C. The Doobees
    D. INXS
    Question 15: Who was Henry Pu Yi?
    A. The last of Maos supporters to be killed.
    B. First Asian to win a Nobel Prize.
    C. The first man to win a Pulitzer Prize and a Nobel Prize.
    D. The last Emperor of China.