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    Question 1: What statement is true about Isaiah Sellers?
    A. He was the steamboat captain from whom Samuel Clemens copied the name Mark twain.
    B. He financed Levi Strauss clothing ventures.
    C. He sold the rifle that Lee Harvey Oswald used to kill President Kennedy.
    D. He was the de facto President of the USA for one day after Harrison died and before Tyler took office.
    Question 2: What famous American is given credit for inventing the chuckwagon?
    A. Levi Strauss
    B. Charles Goodnight
    C. John Astor
    D. Henry Ford
    Question 3: If two systems are in thermodynamic equilibrium with a third system then they are in thermodynamic equilibrium with each other. Which law is this?
    A. The Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics
    B. The First Law of Thermodynamics
    C. The Third Law of Thermodynamics
    D. The Second Law of Thermodynamics
    Question 4: Which of these got its name from a racing horses name?
    A. The pez
    B. The sneaker
    C. The lollipop
    D. The kiosk
    Question 5: Where did the martial arts form Gatka originate?
    A. Belgium
    B. The Punjab area of India
    C. The island of Luzon in the Philippines
    D. Mongolia
    Question 6: There is a microbe called Chaos chaos.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 7: From 1832-1835 there was an independent nation called The Indian Stream Republic in what is now New Hampshire.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 8: He was the first player selected in the first NFL draft in 1936.
    A. George Halas
    B. Tommy Harmon
    C. Bill Dudley
    D. Jay Berwanger
    Question 9: This halfback, who had a great college career at Michigan University, was the first player selected in the 1941 draft. His son married Mindy from Mork and Mindy.
    A. Harry Gilmer
    B. Charley Trippi
    C. Bill Dudley
    D. Tom Harmon
    Question 10: He was the star quarterback and running back at Notre Dame. He played in the first Super Bowl for the Greenbay Packers.
    A. Paul Hornung
    B. John David Crow
    C. Randy Duncan
    D. Jimmy Taylor
    Question 11: This this former LSU star was the first number one draft choice to sign with the AFL rather than the NFL.
    A. Tommy Mason
    B. King Hill
    C. Pete Gogolak
    D. Billy Cannon
    Question 12: This great linebacker was the first Atlanta Falcon draftee.
    A. Tommy Nobis
    B. Bubba Smith
    C. Tucker Fredrickson
    D. Dave Parks
    Question 13: This quarterback from Louisiana Tech was the first player selected in the 1970 NFL Draft by the Pittsburgh Steelers.
    A. Ron Yary
    B. Jim Plunkett
    C. Terry Bradshaw
    D. Troy Aikman
    Question 14: Although he played a year for the New York Yankees organization, he was a number one selection for the Baltimore Colts.
    A. Bo Jackson
    B. George Rodgers
    C. John Elway
    D. Deion Sanders
    Question 15: He was the number one selection in the 2010 draft.
    A. Jimmy Clauson
    B. Sam Bradford
    C. Tim Tebow
    D. Matt Stafford