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    Question 1: Who won the 1958 Academy Award for Best Actress?
    A. Helen Hayes
    B. Susan Hayward
    C. Althea Gibson
    D. Wendy Miller
    Question 2: What singer won the 1958 Grammy Award for Best Male Vocal Performance?
    A. Perry Como for the song Catch a Falling Star
    B. Bobby Darin for the song Dream Lover
    C. Domenico Mondugno for the song Nel Blu Dipinto
    D. Dick Dale for the song Lets Go Tripping
    Question 3: Who was Vice President under President Dwight D. Eisenhower, when the Alaska Statehood Act was signed?
    A. Richard Nixon
    B. Nelson A Rockafeller
    C. Brian V Mitchell
    D. John L Truman
    Question 4: Hammerfest, which is often referred to as the northernmost town in Europe, is located in this Scandinavian country.
    A. Finland
    B. Switzerland
    C. Sweden
    D. Norway
    Question 5: How large is one micron?
    A. one million meters
    B. one millionth of a kilometer
    C. one million kilometers
    D. one millionth of a meter
    Question 6: Who killed Achilles according to Greek mythology?
    A. Hector aided by the Nereids
    B. Priam aided by Paris
    C. Peleus aided by Thetis
    D. Paris aided by Apollo
    Question 7: Which Latin expression means actions speak louder than words?
    A. quid edere posseum
    B. mei capelli sunt flagrantes
    C. non rape me si placet
    D. facta non verba
    Question 8: Which one of these statements was not made by economist Milton Friedman?
    A. Hell hath no fury like a bureaucrat scorned.
    B. Inflation is one form of taxation that can be imposed without legislation.
    C. For the bureaucrat the world is a mere object to be manipulated by him.
    D. Governments never learn. Only people learn.
    Question 9: The person who developed the popular game Sudoku was from which country?
    A. Switzerland
    B. South Korea
    C. Malaysia
    D. Japan
    Question 10: This red herbivorous mammal is endangered because of habitat loss and human interference.
    A. The Indian Red Badger
    B. Lesser Panda
    C. The Red Fox
    D. The Asian Red Squirrel
    Question 11: This programming language that allowed non-scientists to use computers was developed in 1963 by John Kemeny and Thomas Kurtz.
    A. BASIC
    B. PASCAL
    C. COBOL
    D. Visual BASIC
    Question 12: How many prime numbers are smaller than 23?
    A. 8
    B. 0
    C. 11
    D. 12
    Question 13: Which of these is the last name of the two brothers who have each won the Cy Young Award given to the best Major League Baseball pitchers?
    A. Perry
    B. Niekro
    C. Dean
    D. Hernandez
    Question 14: Which month is United States Aquarium Month, Candy Month, Dairy Month and Turkey Lovers Month?
    A. June
    B. November
    C. August
    D. October
    Question 15: Which French artist is considered the founder of Fauvism?
    A. Klee
    B. Monet
    C. Matisse
    D. Manet