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    Question 1: This US President was forced to give an interview to Anne Royall, the first female professional journalist in the USA, after she learned that he liked skinny-dipping in the Potomac River.
    A. John Quincy Adams
    B. Andrew Jackson
    C. Ulysses Grant
    D. Franklin Pierce
    Question 2: This singer won an Emmy Award for her performance on the penultimate episode of The Tonight Show in May 1992, during which she sang an emotional song,One for My Baby (and One More for the Road), to host Johnny Carson.
    A. Diana Ross
    B. Liza Minnelli
    C. Julie Andrews
    D. Bette Midler
    Question 3: Why did President John F. Kennedy choose to visit Dallas, Texas on November, 1963?
    A. He wanted to raise funds for 1964 presidential election
    B. He wanted to begin his quest for re-election
    C. All of these
    D. He wanted to mend political fences among several leading Texas Democratic Party members
    Question 4: Buster Keaton, famous for the deadpan expression on his face, was an influential silent-film comic actor. Who gave him the nickname, Buster?
    A. Florenz Ziegfeld
    B. His brothers
    C. Harry Houdini
    D. His father
    Question 5: Which former Governor of Maryland attacked his political opponents with the phrase, Nattering nabobs of negativism?
    A. Ronald Reagan
    B. Spiro Agnew
    C. Richard J. Daley
    D. Richard Nixon
    Question 6: Which definition refers to the word chisenbop, which is believed to be of Korean origin?
    A. An Asian delicacy made of snails surrounded by lobster meat.
    B. A method of using the fingers to perform mathematical operations.
    C. The name of the lunar calendar used in Korea and parts of northeastern China.
    D. An Asian species of orchid found only in the far southeastern part of China.
    Question 7: In 1929, the two cousins, Frederick Dannay and Manfred B. Lee, began writing detective fiction under what pseudonym?
    A. Erle Stanley Gardner
    B. Arthur Conan Doyle.
    C. Ellery Queen
    D. Anne Rice
    Question 8: On October 2, 1942 this enormous ocean liner collided with the light cruiser Curacoa, splitting the ship in half.
    A. Rex
    B. Normandie
    C. Queen Mary
    D. Queen Elizabeth
    Question 9: This former Major League Baseball player was the first pitcher to win a World Series game in three different decades.
    A. Roger Clemens of the Red Sox
    B. Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers
    C. Jim Palmer of the Orioles
    D. Whitey Ford of the Yankees
    Question 10: This actress and socialite, born in Budapest, Hungary, appeared as dancer Jane Avril in Moulin Rouge (1952).
    A. Zsa Zsa Gabor
    B. Eva Gabor
    C. Magda Gabor
    D. Jolie Gabor
    Question 11: This company, founded in Long Island in 1972 by Hyman Golden, Arnold Greenberg and Leonard Marsh, initially offered only carbonated apple soda.
    A. Coca Cola
    B. Astaris
    C. Pepsi
    D. Snapple
    Question 12: This scientist, author of the non-fiction book, Three Steps to Victory, contributed considerably to the development of the radar, which became an important tool in warfare.
    A. Sir John Cockcroft
    B. Robert Watson-Watt
    C. Ernest Walton
    D. Lord Kelvin
    Question 13: This programming language was invented by Grace Murray Hopper, who in 1973 became the first person from the United States and the first woman of any nationality, to be made a Distinguished Fellow of the British Computer Society.
    A. FORTRAN
    B. VISUAL BASIC
    C. COBOL
    D. BASIC
    Question 14: According to this religion, which originated in the pre-history of South Asia, the universe was never created, nor will it ever cease to exist. One of the most important scriptures of this religion is Tattvartha Sutra.
    A. Hinduism
    B. Magnon Rouge
    C. Buddhism
    D. Jainism
    Question 15: This highly symbolic novella, written by Franz Kafka tells the story of a man, who wakes up to find himself transformed into a giant insect-like creature.
    A. The Metamorphosis
    B. The Ones Who Must Wander
    C. The Trial
    D. The Wanderings