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    Question 1: Who directed the 1989 movie Casualties of War?
    A. Brian DePalma
    B. Oliver Stone
    C. Stanley Kubrick
    D. Ray Kellogg
    Question 2: Who directed the 1987 film Full Metal Jacket?
    A. Oliver Stone
    B. Roy Kovic
    C. Stanley Kubrick
    D. Brian DePalma
    Question 3: For his role as Pvt. Pyle in Full Metal Jacket, Vincent DOnofrio, had to gain 70 pounds. This broke the previous record for weight gained by a featured actor for a role. Who had held this record?
    A. Marlon Brando
    B. John Wayne
    C. Robert De Niro
    D. Al Pacino
    Question 4: This 1989 movie was about an injured Vietnam War veteran who became an anti-war protester.
    A. Full Metal Jacket
    B. Hamburger Hill
    C. Born on the Fourth of July
    D. Casualties of War
    Question 5: Which of these movies did not feature R. Lee Ermey?
    A. Full Metal jacket
    B. Apocalypse Now
    C. The Boys in Company C
    D. Platoon
    Question 6: Who directed the 1979 movie Apocalypse Now?
    A. Francis Ford Coppola
    B. Oliver Stone
    C. Brian DePalma
    D. Stanley Kubrick
    Question 7: The Orient Express, a long-distance passenger train that has become a synonym with luxury travel, made its first run on October 4, 1883. This was the final destination of its first route.
    A. Viena
    B. Ankara
    C. Ruse
    D. Istanbul
    Question 8: On October 7, 1982, this show made its debut in Broadway at the Winter Garden Theatre. It eventually closed after nearly 18 years on September 10, 2000.
    A. Aida
    B. The Phantom of the Opera
    C. Cats
    D. Sunset Boulevard
    Question 9: The Great Chicago Fire, one of the worst disasters of the nineteenth century, started on October 8, 1871. The fire destroyed approximately 17,450 buildings, killed 250 people and left another 90,000 homeless, before it was extinguished on this date.
    A. October 24
    B. October 10
    C. October 14
    D. October 18
    Question 10: On October 11, 1968, NASA launched Apollo 7, the first manned Apollo mission.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 11: On October 16, 1978, the Papal Conclave elected Karol JĂ³zef WojtyÅ‚a, who became known as Pope John Paul II. How old was he when this happened?
    A. 48
    B. 68
    C. 38
    D. 58
    Question 12: On October 18, 1968, a police raid on John Lennon and Yoko Onos apartment revealed 168 grams of marijuana. This is what happened to Lennon and Ono as a result.
    A. The evidence mysteriously disappeared and the case was dismissed
    B. They were found guilty and were sent to prison
    C. They were found not guilty and released, due to Lennons great contribution to British music
    D. They plead guilty and were fined £150
    Question 13: What year did the Holocaust begin?
    A. 1929
    B. 1945
    C. 1946
    D. 1933
    Question 14: Holocaust is a Greek word, originally meaning sacrifice by fire.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 15: Not only Jews were targeted by Hitler, but also the Gypsies and the mentally and physically disable.
    A. True
    B. False