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    Question 1: Towards the beginning of the new millennium, who was the oldest person elected US President?
    A. Reagan
    B. John Adams
    C. G. Herbert Bush
    D. William H. Taft
    Question 2: The famous Statue of Liberty lies between New York and New Jersey. Another, much smaller Statue of Liberty of the same shape is located where?
    A. England
    B. Paris
    C. Canada
    D. Union of South Africa
    Question 3: Which if these most accurately describes the difference between the words farther and further?
    A. Farther means more far and further means more to the fore.
    B. Farther represents a greater distance than further.
    C. There are no differences in use
    D. Farther is used when a known direction is involved; further is in more general.
    Question 4: Prior to his rise to power in Spain, what was Francos job?
    A. He was an Associate Professor at Spains College for Infantry Officers
    B. He was in charge of Spains military bases in Morocco
    C. He was in charge of the last Cavalry division in the history of the Spanish Army
    D. He was in charge of the Quartermaster Corps of the Spanish Army
    Question 5: The story of Atlantis dates all the way back to ancient Egypt. The story was first written down by the traveller Solon. But who wrote the only remaining story of the lost continent Atlantis?
    A. Aristotle
    B. Plato
    C. Christopher Columbus
    D. Socrates
    Question 6: Many sailors have seen the Flying Dutchman, a ship doomed to roam the seas forever. Where did the Flying Dutchman reportedly disappear?
    A. Cape of Good Hope
    B. The East Indies
    C. The North Sea
    D. The Atlantic Ocean
    Question 7: On May 28, 1875, 50 students from the Vicksburg High School heard a lady in distress screaming; Help me in the name of God, the men are hurting me. Since then, hundreds of people have reported hearing the same voice. With which event is this ghostly voice associated?
    A. Indian retaliation for the desagration of an Ancient burial ground
    B. The fall of Vicksburgh during the Civil War
    C. The vanishing of a riverboat
    D. A student prank
    Question 8: The Lutz family - famous as the occupants of the infamous Amityville house - told their story to the writer Jay Anson, who turned it into a best-selling book. Later, a movie was made based on the supposed events that took place in this house. James Brolin played the role of the surveyour George Lutz. He became convinced that the film was jinxed. Did he experience his first haunting experience on the film set?
    A. Yes
    B. No
    Question 9: After the battle of Waterloo, General Ney of the French army received a death sentence and was reportedly executed by firing squad on December 7th, 1815. However a gentleman called Peter Ney, who died in the year 1846, claimed to be the General. It was never proven that he actually was the General. However, many things point towards the truth of his claim. Which of thes is not one of them?
    A. On the boat to the US he was spotted and recognized by a former soldier under his command
    B. When he arrived in the US - safe from prosecution - he identified himself as the General, but he was not believed
    C. A famous New York handwriting specialist identified his writing as that of the general
    D. He had surprising knowledge of the family background and the military
    Question 10: This place is haunted by a man,who was brutally murdered. During his lifetime he reportedly participated in seances to contact his dead son, William. The Dutch Queen Wilhelmina encountered this person in the middle of the night, when she was staying at what place?
    A. The Tower of London
    B. The White House
    C. Edinburgh Castle
    D. Ewloe Castle
    Question 11: This entity has been haunting the same area for over 260 years. In this period it has been witnessed 2,000 times. One of the famous eye witnesses - former Spanish King Joseph Bonaparte - saw this flying creature while out hunting. One popular theory is that the creature is the very essence of evil, embodied. What is the name of this creature?
    A. Jersey Devil
    B. Owlman
    C. Mothman
    D. Chupacabra
    Question 12: Tower Green - part of the Tower of London complex - is frequented by the ghost of Lady Salisbury. According to witnesses the last moments of her life are re-enacted in this part of the infamous Tower where she met her doom. How did lady Salisbury die?
    A. She climbed up jumped from the Tower
    B. She was murdered by rebels
    C. She was axed to death
    D. She was executed by beheading
    Question 13: Every year in Yatesville, Georgia there is a celebration of chitlins, called the Chitlin Hoedown. What exactly are chitlins?
    A. Bull testicles
    B. Sheep eyes
    C. Cow brains
    D. Pigs intestines
    Question 14: Elvis Presley, often referred to as the King of Rock and Roll, was born in which southern state?
    A. Mississippi
    B. Alabama
    C. Tennessee
    D. North Carolina
    Question 15: This country music singer known for his songs about family and religion, had his most success with song writing. Writing songs such as Forever and Ever Amen by Randy Travis, When You Say Nothing At All by Keith Whitley and Love Can Build a Bridge by the Judds. Who is this singer/songwriter?
    A. Paul Overstreet
    B. Mark Chestnutt
    C. Alan Jackson
    D. George Strait