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    Question 1: She wrote Mastering the Art of French Cooking in 1961 and had a television program entitled the The French Chef.
    A. Ann Dalton
    B. Evonne Chuker
    C. Julia Childs
    D. Betty Crocker
    Question 2: I say The Rocket, you say ______?
    A. Steve Carlton
    B. Roger Clemens
    C. Nolan Ryan
    D. Randy Johnson
    Question 3: I say The Minister of Defense, you say ______?
    A. Dick Butkus
    B. Joe Montana
    C. Reggie White
    D. Emmit Smith
    Question 4: I say The Glide, you say _____?
    A. Kobe Bryant
    B. Steve Smith
    C. Clyde Drexler
    D. James Worthy
    Question 5: I say Pistol, you say ______?
    A. Vince Carter
    B. Jason Kidd
    C. Kobe Bryant
    D. Pete Maravich
    Question 6: Andrew Johnson was known as three of these alternative names. Which is the odd one?
    A. Tennessee Tailor
    B. Sir Veto
    C. Gentleman Boss
    D. Father of the Homestead Act
    Question 7: William McKinley was referred to as one of these.
    A. Hangman of Buffalo
    B. Old Eight to Seven
    C. Stocking-footed Orator
    D. Preacher President
    Question 8: One of these pairs (US President - his nickname) is wrong.
    A. Franklin Pierce - Young Hickory of Granite Hills
    B. John Tyler - His Accidency
    C. James K. Polk - Napoleon of the Stump
    D. James Buchanan - Fifty-cent Jimmy
    Question 9: Theodore Roosevelt was known as the Cyclone Assemblyman, The Hero of San Juan Hill and Roosevelt I.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 10: Gerald Ford was famous for being him.
    A. Mr. Nice Guy
    B. Mr. Ugly
    C. Mr. Smart Guy
    D. Mr. Dull Guy
    Question 11: Andrew Jackson, John Quincy Adams and John F. Kennedy have nicknames in which they are referred to as these.
    A. Kings
    B. Dukes
    C. Barons
    D. Counts
    Question 12: Three of these alternative names belong to US Presidents who have been even presidents (for instance, 12th President, 10th President). Which is the odd one?
    A. Honest Abe
    B. Handsome Frank
    C. Old Zach
    D. Old Buck
    Question 13: Calvin Coolidge is known as this Cal.
    A. Silent Cal
    B. Wise Cal
    C. Mad Cal
    D. Young Cal
    Question 14: Who was the first American woman to reach outer space?
    A. Beverly Dangelo
    B. Katherine Patterson
    C. Britney Spears
    D. Sally Ride
    Question 15: Martha Washington was the first First Lady of the United States.
    A. True
    B. False