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    Question 1: What was the name of the first computer game?
    A. Tetris
    B. Myst
    C. Tennis For Two
    D. Pong
    Question 2: When the first Apollo astronauts landed on the moon they left a memento behind. What was it?
    A. A U.N. flag
    B. A hologram of the map of the world
    C. A U.S. silver dollar
    D. A 33-rpm record
    Question 3: I am suffering from poliosis. What is my problem?
    A. Falling of the teeth
    B. Graying of the hair
    C. Shortening due to cartilage deterioration
    D. Slowing of ones life due to age
    Question 4: Over the years we have become accustomed to hearing the train whistle. Who invented the train whistle?
    A. Thomas Jefferson
    B. Edward Land
    C. Thomas Alva Edison
    D. George Washington Whistler
    Question 5: In 1916 young Antonio Gentile won a $5 prize for an original drawing. The drawing eventually became this.
    A. The model for Picassos Lady With Guitar
    B. The model for Paramount Studios logo
    C. Mr. Peanut
    D. The Coca Cola bottle
    Question 6: According to The Bible, how long did Jonah stay in the whale (i.e. in the leviathan)?
    A. 40 days and 40 nights
    B. 0 days and 0 nights
    C. 120 years
    D. 3 days and 3 nights
    Question 7: Which medal depicts three naked men with their hands on each others shoulders?
    A. The NAMBY Award
    B. The Horatio Alger Prize
    C. The Clio Award
    D. The Nobel Peace Prize
    Question 8: In the United States, firewood is usually sold by the cord. How big is a cord of wood?
    A. 128 cubic feet
    B. 66 cubic feet
    C. 66 feet
    D. 128 square feet
    Question 9: What does a noologist study?
    A. Eggs
    B. The human womb
    C. The human mind
    D. Computer vocabulary
    Question 10: This U.S. state is home to the Boggy Bayou Mullet Festival, the Winter Strawberry Capital of the World, and The Shark Tooth Capital of the world.
    A. Mississippi
    B. Louisiana
    C. Hawaii
    D. Florida
    Question 11: Which of these best describes the meaning of the word, seiche?
    A. Alignment of three or more celestial bodies
    B. Horizontal mass of rock, intruded between older layers of sedimentary rock
    C. Standing wave in a body of water
    D. Change in the Earths magnetic field in and around the source of a tsunami
    Question 12: What is the next number in this sequence: 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16, 18, 20?
    A. 21
    B. 23
    C. 22
    D. 15
    Question 13: The Luddites were a social movement of English workers, who protested against industrial revolution, because they felt that their jobs were threatened. The movement, which was named after a mythical leader began in this year.
    A. 1756
    B. 1854
    C. 1811
    D. 1798
    Question 14: What funds were used in the founding of the British Museum?
    A. A single bequest of Lord Henry Dinsdale
    B. Fund raising among the nobility of Europe
    C. Multiple Royal bequests
    D. National Lottery
    Question 15: It was one of the first TV shows for children. It featured one human and many puppets, all worked by one man, Burr Tillstrom. What was its name ?
    A. Howdy Doody
    B. Kukla, Fran and Ollie
    C. Crusader Rabbit and Rags the Tiger
    D. Wonder-Rama