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    Question 1: This inventor received the patent for the first fountain pen on May 25, 1827.
    A. Alexander Prokhorov
    B. John Napier
    C. Petrache Poenaru
    D. Jules Montenier
    Question 2: This American chemist is the inventor of Nylon.
    A. Tommy Flowers
    B. Wallace Carothers
    C. Sir Henry Cole
    D. Clarence Birdseye
    Question 3: What English social reformer and teacher invented the postage stamp?
    A. Joseph Henry
    B. Rowland Hill
    C. John Mason
    D. Frank Hornby
    Question 4: What is the meaning of the female name Katherine and its versions Catherine, Cathy, Kat, Kate?
    A. Sacrifice
    B. Purity
    C. Patience
    D. Sanctity
    Question 5: Of what origin is the very popular male name William?
    A. Arabic
    B. Old Germanic
    C. Slavic
    D. Hebrew
    Question 6: What is the meaning of the popular name Rachel, derived from the Hebrew name Rahel?
    A. Food
    B. Wife
    C. Righteous woman
    D. Ewe
    Question 7: The names Sean, Shane, Shaine, Shaun, and Shawn all mean what?
    A. God is love
    B. God is with us
    C. God is gracious
    D. God is light
    Question 8: Tthe male name Samuel and its derivatives Sam and Sammie all mean what?
    A. Touched by God
    B. God has heard
    C. God has blessed me
    D. God is generous
    Question 9: What do the female names Eve, Evelyn, Evita, Ava, Eva, Evie all mean?
    A. Woman
    B. Sinful
    C. Living
    D. Curiosity
    Question 10: What is the meaning of the popular female names Sarah, Sara and Sally?
    A. Justice
    B. Princess
    C. Holy water
    D. Integrity
    Question 11: Of what origin is the male name Jacob and its derivatives James, Jim, Jimmy?
    A. Old English
    B. Hebrew
    C. Greek
    D. Latin
    Question 12: What is the meaning of the popular male names Richard, Riccardo, Ricky?
    A. Powerful leader
    B. King of the army
    C. Father of the people
    D. Strong hand
    Question 13: What is the meaning of the very popular male name David and its derivative, Dave?
    A. Blessed
    B. Beloved
    C. Only one
    D. King
    Question 14: Which of the following is not among the categories in which the Nobel Prize is awarded?
    A. Chemistry
    B. Biology
    C. Physiology or Medicine
    D. Literature
    Question 15: In 1888, a newspaper in this country published an erroneous premature obituary of Alfred Nobel condemning him for his invention of dynamite.
    A. Sweden
    B. Germany
    C. England
    D. France