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    Question 1: The true cowboy in the comedy City Slickers, this man was an actor who professed to enjoy acting in westerns.
    A. Peter Graves
    B. Jack Palance
    C. Dennis Weaver
    D. Glen Ford
    Question 2: Which comic actor starred with Shelley Winters in the Poseidon Adventure and was famed on the Dean Martin Roast programs for his skit on Never Got a Dinner?
    A. Max Baird
    B. Red Buttons
    C. Jerry Lewis
    D. Red Skelton
    Question 3: The war was caused by Saddam Husseins aspirations to Iran. It began on 22 September 1980 on the pretext that Iran backed an assassination attempt against Iraqs Foreign Minister, Tariq Aziz.
    A. The Third Persian Gulf War
    B. The First Persian Gulf War
    C. The War in Afghanistan
    D. The Second Persian Gulf War
    Question 4: Model 5150 of this was announced in 1981 by IBM and retailed for $2880.
    A. PC
    B. PC-DOS
    C. Hard Drive
    D. MAC
    Question 5: The launch of this item is referred to as the Big Bang of digital audio revolution. It was released on the market in 1983 and 800,000 were sold in the US alone.
    A. DVD
    B. Laser Disc
    C. Compact Disc
    D. MP3
    Question 6: The acronym we now use for this disease was first coined in 1982. Initially referred to as the gay plague, this infectious disease killed 853 people that same year.
    A. Hepatitis
    B. AIDS
    C. Cancer
    D. Leprosy
    Question 7: The first reports about this surfaced in 1984, when a group of British scientists discovered a 35% reduction, in comparison to 1960. Later, the American satellite Nimbus-7 confirmed the statements. What was discovered?
    A. The Ozone Hole
    B. Excessive Radiation
    C. The Free Radicals
    D. UV Increase
    Question 8: This accident occurred in 1986 when a reactor in a Ukrainian nuclear power plant exploded. As a result, at least 5% of the radioactive material in the reactor core leaked into the atmosphere.
    A. The Chernobyl Accident
    B. Tokaimura, Japan Acident
    C. Chalk River Accident
    D. Three Mile Island Accident
    Question 9: Tim Berners-Lee was the creator of this, initially a networked information project at CERN.
    A. The Mac
    B. The World Wide Web
    C. IBM PC
    D. The Internet
    Question 10: As AIDS became widely spread, commercials of these appeared for the first time on TV.
    A. Contraceptive pills
    B. Antibiotics
    C. ED Drugs
    D. Condoms
    Question 11: In November 9, 1989 this symbol of communism fell, after 28 years in existence.
    A. The Berlin Wall
    B. The Reichstag
    C. The Berliner Fernsehturm
    D. The White House
    Question 12: Even though the first system of this kind, Aspen Movie Map was created in 1977, the term did not get coined till 1989. Lanier, who coined the term, is one of the pioneers of the field, founding a company, which built some of the first systems in the 1980s.
    A. Theory of Relativity
    B. Virtual Reality
    C. Parallel Reality
    D. Astral Projection
    Question 13: This song was a #1 hit in the U.S. for Wilson Phillips in 1990.
    A. When The Children Cry
    B. Hold On
    C. Ill Always Love You
    D. Love And Understanding
    Question 14: What 1998 song was a #1 hit in the U.S. for Will Smith?
    A. The Fresh Prince Returns
    B. Gettin Jiggy Wit It
    C. Summertime
    D. Parents Just Dont Understand
    Question 15: This song by Bryan Adams was a #1 hit in the U.S. in 1995.
    A. (Everything I Do ) I Do It for You
    B. The Summer of 69
    C. Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman
    D. Dont Look Back In Anger