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    Question 1: What is the name for a layer of gasses that surround a large object and are held in place by the objects gravity?
    A. Atmosphere
    B. Molecular mass
    C. Escape velocity
    D. Surface gravity
    Question 2: Author Dean Koontz was so upset with the 1996 film version of this book that he has demanded creative control over every film based on one of his books.
    A. Watchers
    B. Carrie
    C. Phantoms
    D. Hideaway
    Question 3: This singer sang Etta James song A Sunday Kind of Love on the TV show Star Search in 1990. She hosted a 2004 Saturday Night Live episode featuring a Sex and the City parody, where she played Samantha Jones and revealed she was a man.
    A. Mariah Carey
    B. Britney Spears
    C. Christina Aguilera
    D. P!nk
    Question 4: These omnivorous mammals are native to North America. They carry their young for 65 days and give birth to up to five babies. They live up to 16 years, but their average life expectancy is 2 years due to hunting and traffic deaths.
    A. raccoons
    B. squirrels
    C. deer
    D. coyote
    Question 5: Shortly after WWII, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention was founded in this city that hosted the 1939 premiere of Gone With the Wind.
    A. Atlanta, GA
    B. Nashville, TN
    C. Birmingham, AL
    D. Raleigh, NC
    Question 6: Relying on a hand crank for power, this gun is considered the first machine gun since it could fire continuously.
    A. Maxim gun
    B. Carronade
    C. Gatling gun
    D. Howitzer
    Question 7: This NFL team, established in 1933, plays its home games in Heinz Field. In 2008, ESPN.com ranked this teams fans as the best in the NFL partly due to their sellout streak of 299 consecutive games.
    A. Chicago Bears
    B. Dallas Cowboys
    C. New York Giants
    D. Pittsburgh Steelers
    Question 8: Which one of the Great Lakes is situated entirely within the United States?
    A. Lake Michigan
    B. Lake Erie
    C. Lake Huron
    D. Lake Superior
    Question 9: In 2007 the Muslims in the world outnumbered the Christians.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 10: Which of these islands is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea?
    A. Malta
    B. Corfu
    C. Cyprus
    D. Sicily
    Question 11: The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was formed in this year.
    A. 1949
    B. 1945
    C. 1941
    D. 1950
    Question 12: What is the best selling album of all time in the United States as of 2007?
    A. The Eagles Greatest Hits 1971-1975
    B. The Wall, by Pink Floyd
    C. Thriller, by Michael Jackson
    D. Led Zeppelin IV, by Led Zeppelin
    Question 13: This Greek philosopher is known for writing about the fabled land of Atlantis.
    A. Plato
    B. Socrates
    C. Homer
    D. Aristotle
    Question 14: What year did the United States boycott the International Olympic Games?
    A. 1972
    B. 1976
    C. 1984
    D. 1980
    Question 15: Who or what is Vinson Massif?
    A. Sanitations third cousin, twice removed
    B. The third king of Sweden
    C. The tallest mountain in Antarctica
    D. a muscle in the human body