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    Question 1: Political leaders all too often engage in misguided undertakings in the hope of recapturing popular support. Not infrequently this backfires and popularity ratings tumble. This is a simple example of which of the following laws?
    A. The law of divine retribution
    B. The law of unintended consequences
    C. The law of illogical reasoning
    D. The law of just desserts
    Question 2: This is the age of most non-synthetic diamonds.
    A. Over seven billion years
    B. Over five billion years
    C. Over six billion years
    D. Over three billion years
    Question 3: It was the largest rough diamond ever found, weighing in at 3 106 carats.
    A. Koh-i-Nor
    B. Malan
    C. Cullinan
    D. Elizabeth
    Question 4: A pure diamond is colorless, but extremely rare. This is the color shade that most diamonds have.
    A. Gray
    B. Yellow
    C. Blue
    D. Green
    Question 5: This is the original name of the famous Taylor - Burton diamond, sold for $1,050,000 at an auction.
    A. The Excelsior Diamond
    B. The Regent Diamond
    C. The Cartier diamond
    D. The Sancy Diamond
    Question 6: This is the name of the elongated diamond cut with pointed ends.
    A. Marquise
    B. Heart Shaped
    C. Oval
    D. Princess
    Question 7: At the 2003 MTV music awards these two stars wore diamond necklaces with their initials.
    A. Britney Spears and Madonna
    B. Alicia Keys and Anastasia
    C. Whitney Huston and Mariah Carey
    D. Jeniffer Aniston and Brad Pitt
    Question 8: Gemologists use eleven grades to define clarity. This grade means there are no inclusions or surface blemishes under 10x magnification.
    A. IF (Internally Flawless)
    B. FL (Flawless)
    C. I1 (Imperfect – Level 1)
    D. VS1 / VS2 (Very Slightly Included)
    Question 9: Diamond is the birthstone of people who were born in this month.
    A. April
    B. March
    C. June
    D. February
    Question 10: According to a belief, women should wear diamonds on this finger.
    A. The thumb of the right hand
    B. The index finger of the left hand
    C. The middle finger of the left hand
    D. The middle finger of the right hand
    Question 11: When you give a diamond to someone, it represents this.
    A. Affection
    B. Everlasting friendship
    C. Appreciation
    D. Everlasting love
    Question 12: There are two naturally round lakes in the world. One is near Zurich, Switzerland. The other is in this U.S. state.
    A. Minnesota
    B. Wisconsin
    C. Florida
    D. California
    Question 13: In the US Army, this rank is usually in charge of a battalion.
    A. Brigadier General
    B. Lt. Colonel
    C. Captain
    D. Major General
    Question 14: This is the famous quote from Rene Descartes that means I think, therefore I am.
    A. Omnia, vincit amor
    B. Vivere est cogitare
    C. Vincit omnia veritas
    D. Cogito, ergo sum
    Question 15: We all hate spam on our computers. What is the computer term for sending spam as an instant messenger message?
    A. Spim
    B. Inspam
    C. Spamage
    D. InstaSpam