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    Question 1: To build the 747, The Boeing Co. needed to design and construct a large number of tools. Approximately how many?
    A. 170 000
    B. 1 800
    C. 270 000
    D. 45 000
    Question 2: The Boeing 747 project was so big, that there were no buildings that could house it. Boeing constructed the largest building in the world for this purpose.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 3: The total assembly of the Boeing 747 would require how many individually numbered and catalogued parts?
    A. 300 000
    B. 4 000 000
    C. 5 000 000
    D. 500 000
    Question 4: The Boeing 747 project was bankrolled by the President of an airline company, when in 1965 a downpayment of $250,000,000 was made. Which was the airline company?
    A. American Airlines
    B. Pan American
    C. Delta
    D. United
    Question 5: The incredibles was a term used during the production of 747 referring to what?
    A. The airlines which put downpayments and helped jumpstart the project
    B. The significant others of the workers
    C. The 20 000 contractors helping Boeing
    D. The rugged team of workers
    Question 6: The first 747 was due to roll out of the production line in which year?
    A. 1969
    B. 1972
    C. 1970
    D. 1971
    Question 7: The 747 was the second airplane designed with a cockpit above the deck.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 8: The tail assembly of 747 stands the height of a building of approximately how many stories?
    A. approx. 8 stories
    B. approx. 6 stories
    C. approx. 4 stories
    D. approx. 2 stories
    Question 9: The original 747 was fitted with what kind of jet engines?
    A. General Electric CF6-80C2B1F
    B. Pratt Whitney JT9D-3
    C. Rolls Royce RB211-524G
    D. Kuznetsov NK-82 turbofans
    Question 10: Who was the first guest on The Tonight Show when Johnny Carson was the host?
    A. Bette Midler
    B. Bob Hope
    C. Groucho Marx
    D. Steve Allen
    Question 11: Which statement is not correct?
    A. Kermit the Frog spoke at the funeral of ventriloquist Edgar Bergen.
    B. A cord of wood is 128 cubic feet of wood.
    C. Isaac Van Amburgh is given credit as the first performer to put his head into the mouth of a living lion.
    D. James Bartley was swallowed whole by a whale, but was rescued and lived another 35 years.
    Question 12: Which famous writer introduced the term moron into everyday vocabulary?
    A. Moliere
    B. Voltaire
    C. Shakespeare
    D. Dickens
    Question 13: Who was the first guest host on NBCs Saturday Night Live?
    A. John Goodman
    B. Howard Cosell
    C. George Carlin
    D. Steve Martin
    Question 14: What do Ronald Reagan, King Henry VIII, Charles Lindbergh, Jerry Stiller, Mel Brooks, and William Shakespeare have in common?
    A. Each can trace his genealogy to Germany.
    B. Each had a sibling named Jane.
    C. Each was married to a woman named Anne.
    D. Each one was born in a year ending in a 9.
    Question 15: Three of these statements are urban legends. Which is the true statement?
    A. Jackie Robinson was court-martialed because he would not sit in the back of a military bus.
    B. The life span for a tiger in captivity is the same as it is in nature.
    C. Based on the writings in his diaries, Abner Doubleday is given credit for inventing the rules of modern baseball.
    D. Jackie Robinson won the first Rookie of the year Award in 1947.