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    Question 1: Tsar Nicolas of Russia referred to Grigori Rasputin as our friend and a holy man.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 2: Grigori Rasputin was a controversial figure often accused of which of the following?
    A. His domination over the royal family
    B. Discrediting the tsarist government
    C. His unrestricted sexual life
    D. All of these
    Question 3: What band recorded the semi-biographical 1978 hit single titled Rasputin?
    A. Abba
    B. Boney M
    C. The Eagles
    D. The Tramps
    Question 4: Who attempted to kill Grigori Rasputin in 1914?
    A. a group of nobles led by Prince Felix Yusupov
    B. Khionia Guseva, a former prostitute
    C. a group of soldiers led by Nicolas II
    D. a group of villagers
    Question 5: Grigori Rasputin was murdered in December 1916. His body was recovered from this river flowing through the city of Saint Petersburg.
    A. Don
    B. Kama
    C. the Neva River
    D. Volga
    Question 6: According to his secretary, Rasputin wrote a letter in which he predicted his own death as well as the death of Tsar Nicholas and his family.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 7: This famous Cancerian is an all around talented guy. He is an actor/singer/writer who penned a song with Janis Joplin and starred in such movies as Convoy, Millennium and A Star Is Born.
    A. Charles Bronson
    B. William Devane
    C. Kris Kristofferson
    D. Clint Eastwood
    Question 8: This famous American author was born in West Virginia in 1892 but was raised in China. She wrote over 100 works of literature, her most notable one being The Good Earth, a novel about the life of a Chinese farmer.
    A. Louisa Alcott
    B. Pearl S. Buck
    C. Anne Bronte
    D. Harriet Beecher Stowe
    Question 9: Della Reese and Lena Horne were born on the same day.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 10: There have been four Cancerian US Presidents up until 2006. One was born 11 July 1767, another on 4 July 1872, one on 14 July 1913 and the other on 6 July 1946. Two of the 4 had fathers that were President and the other 2 also served as Vice Presidents. Can you name them?
    A. Herbert Hoover, Theodore Roosevelt, Ronald Regan, John Q. Adams
    B. George W. Bush, Calvin Coolidge, John Q. Adams, Gerald Ford
    C. Franklin Roosevelt, John Adams, Warren Harding, Bill Clinton
    D. Abraham Lincoln, George Washington, Spiro Agnew, George Bush
    Question 11: This Roman emperor, often called the wise, is regarded as one of the most prominent Stoic philosophers.
    A. Constantine I
    B. Vespasian
    C. Commodus
    D. Marcus Aurelius
    Question 12: The term The Five Good Emperors refers to five consecutive Roman emperors noted for their virtuous and just rule. Which of these is not one of The Five Good Emperors?
    A. Marcus Aurelius
    B. Nerva
    C. Trajan
    D. Diocletian
    Question 13: What emperor of the Julio-Claudian dynasty has an optical disc authoring program named after him?
    A. Augustus
    B. Claudius
    C. Caligula
    D. Nero
    Question 14: Known as the first Roman emperor to adopt Christianity, he turned the ancient Roman colony of Byzantium into a new imperial residence.
    A. Theodosius
    B. Maximian
    C. Diocletian
    D. Constantine I
    Question 15: This Roman emperor and philosopher, who ruled from AD 117 to 138, was so fond of Greek literature and culture that he was nicknamed Graeculus (Greekling).
    A. Octavian
    B. Hadrian
    C. Constantine I
    D. Marcus Aurelius