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    Question 1: In 2007, this English fashion designer sparked controversy when she created a silver necklace featuring a single leg. The necklace was an apparent attack on her fathers estranged wife Heather Mills, an amputee.
    A. Vivienne Westwood
    B. Stella McCartney
    C. Victoria Beckham
    D. Ann Taylor
    Question 2: Name the author of of the novels Mrs Dalloway and To the Lighthouse, who was a prominent figure in London literary society and a member of the Bloomsbury Group.
    A. Mary Shelley
    B. Virginia Woolf
    C. Ann Radcliffe
    D. Daphne du Maurier
    Question 3: These presidents coupled up to discuss their former secretarial jobs. Which pair doesnt fit with the others?
    A. James Madison James Buchanan
    B. Thomas Jefferson Martin Van Buren
    C. John Adams John Tyler
    D. James Monroe John Quincy Adams
    Question 4: As far as inaugurations are concerned, which pair does not belong with the others?
    A. James Madison Andrew Jackson
    B. John Adams William Henry Harrison
    C. George Washington John Tyler
    D. Thomas Jefferson Martin Van Buren
    Question 5: Birthdays were discussed amid laughter and merriment. Which two were not on the same page?
    A. George W. Bush Bill Clinton
    B. Jimmy Carter George H.W. Bush
    C. Ronald Reagan Barack Obama
    D. Gerald Ford Richard Nixon
    Question 6: Talking about vice presidents, one pair was at odds and evens with the others. Which pair doesnt fit?
    A. Martin Van Buren James K. Polk
    B. James Monroe John Quincy Adams
    C. George Washington John Adams
    D. James Madison Andrew Jackson
    Question 7: As far as vice presidents are concerned, some were fortunate, some not. Which pair is different from the other three?
    A. Andrew Johnson Chester A. Arthur
    B. Calvin Coolidge Harry S. Truman
    C. John Tyler Millard Fillmore
    D. Grover Cleveland Rutherford B. Hayes
    Question 8: They now began talking about their early childhoods. Which pair couldnt seem to understand references made by each other?
    A. Andrew Jackson James K. Polk
    B. Lyndon Johnson George H.W. Bush
    C. Zachary Taylor Chester A. Arthur
    D. John Adams John F. Kennedy
    Question 9: They all discussed the pros and cons of running a state but one pair was not so current in their views. Which pair seemed too far removed?
    A. Rutherford B. Hayes Jimmy Carter
    B. William McKinley Woodrow Wilson
    C. Calvin Coolidge Theodore Roosevelt
    D. Franklin D. Roosevelt Grover Cleveland
    Question 10: A discussion ensued about jobs and work before their election to the presidency. Which couple didnt understand each other?
    A. William H. Harrison Dwight D. Eisenhower
    B. Warren G. Harding Harry S. Truman
    C. Herbert Hoover Theodore Roosevelt
    D. George H.W. Bush, George W. Bush
    Question 11: Everyone was discussing their time in Congress. Which two could not agree on the benefits of certain policies in reference to their individual states?
    A. Andrew Jackson Andrew Johnson
    B. Franklin Pierce Martin Van Buren
    C. William H. Harrison Warren Harding
    D. John Quincy Adams John F. Kennedy
    Question 12: Legislative discussion took place but which two were not in the same boat when discussing policy?
    A. Gerald Ford Millard Fillmore
    B. James Madison John Tyler
    C. James A. Garfield Rutherford B. Hayes
    D. Lyndon Johnson George H.W. Bush
    Question 13: Talks about wives saddened all but two of these. Which pair did not seem melancholy at all?
    A. Andrew Jackson Richard Nixon
    B. James Monroe Rutherford B. Hayes
    C. Calvin Coolidge Ronald Reagan
    D. John Adams Chester A. Arthur
    Question 14: Three pairs totally agreed on policy. Which pair was constantly bickering?
    A. Zachary Taylor John Tyler
    B. John Adams James Madison
    C. Thomas Jefferson James Monroe
    D. William Henry Harrison Millard Fillmore
    Question 15: They all were concerned with their legacy of learning. What two were sorely disappointed?
    A. Andrew Jackson James K. Polk
    B. Warren Harding Franklin Pierce
    C. Thomas Jefferson Harry Truman
    D. Martin Van Buren Millard Fillmore