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    Question 1: Black Bart was the most successful pirate in the Golden Age of Piracy.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 2: There were women pirates.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 3: Pirate Blackbeard had the longest reign of terror among pirates.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 4: The pirate term cackle fruit referred to bananas.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 5: He was a salesman of tea, coffee, and sugar. Later, in 1876 he invented the gas motor engine.
    A. John Ott
    B. Samuel OReilly
    C. Nicolaus August Otto
    D. Ellen Ochoa
    Question 6: This Canadian doctor is widely credited for the invention of the first gas mask, in response to German use of poison gas during World War I.
    A. Charles Macintosh
    B. Kokichi Mikimoto
    C. Cluny MacPherson
    D. Akhil Madhani
    Question 7: This woman invented a method for cleaning and curing the Indian corn crops.
    A. Elisha Graves Otis
    B. Elaine Jameson
    C. Anna Keichline
    D. Sybilla Masters
    Question 8: Among his many inventions were eyeglasses for near and far-sightedness.
    A. Mary Kies
    B. Johannes Kepler
    C. Charles Franklin Kettering
    D. Gabriele Knecht
    Question 9: He invented the air conditioner in 1902.
    A. Orville Wright
    B. Willis Haviland Carrier
    C. Charles Martin Hall
    D. Charles Proteus Steinmetz
    Question 10: This tea and coffee shop merchant from New York is the inventor of tea bags. He started sending samples of tea in small silk bags, but people preferred to dip the tea in the hot water along with the bag.
    A. Thomas Sullivan
    B. Roy Plunkett
    C. Samuel Morse
    D. Erna Hoover
    Question 11: He invented the first medical thermometer.
    A. Lord William Thomson Kelvin
    B. Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit
    C. Sir Thomas Allbutt
    D. Anders Celsius
    Question 12: This pharmacist was the inventor of Coca Cola.
    A. James Russell
    B. Frank Robinson
    C. Doctor John Pemberton
    D. Viktor Schauberger
    Question 13: This man invented the compact disc in 1965.
    A. Seymour Cray
    B. Percy Lavon Julian
    C. James Russell
    D. Sir James Dewar
    Question 14: This Hungarian journalist invented and patented the ball point pen.
    A. Laszlo Biro
    B. James Naismith
    C. Stephen Poplawski
    D. Leo Hendrik Baekeland
    Question 15: Who was U.S. President during the terrorist attacks of September 11th, 2001?
    A. Gerald Rudolph Ford
    B. George Walker Bush
    C. Ronald Wilson Reagan
    D. James Earl (Jimmy) Carter