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    Question 1: This is how long it took the Internet to attract 50 million users.
    A. 4 years
    B. 20 years
    C. 10 years
    D. 5 years
    Question 2: This program pretends to be useful, while executing malicious code.
    A. Logic bomb
    B. Worm
    C. Trojan horse
    D. Virus
    Question 3: In 1995, this famous American computer outlaw was caught while stealing electronic mail and software. In 1996 he released the book Takedown: The Pursuit and Capture of Americas Most Wanted Computer Outlaw -- By The Man
    A. Robert Morris
    B. Vladimir Levin
    C. Tsutomu Shimomura
    D. Kevin Mitnick
    Question 4: About 95% of the rocks which form the upper part of the Earths crust are Igneous Rocks.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 5: Gold carats measure purity, whereas diamond carats measure this quality.
    A. Color
    B. Weight
    C. Hardness
    D. Clarity
    Question 6: When magma cools and becomes solid below Earths surface, the resultant rocks are called Plutonic, but when when magma reaches the surface and crystallizes there, formed rocks are called this.
    A. Volcanic
    B. Mercuric
    C. Surfaced
    D. Veneric
    Question 7: The Lunar seas are actually plains of gabbro and this rock. The same rock is also a main component of the surface of Mars.
    A. Basalt
    B. Obsidian
    C. Andesite
    D. Granulite
    Question 8: This moon is the most volcanic object in the solar system. Its volcanoes erupt sulfur, sulfur dioxide and silicate rock, constantly resurfacing it.
    A. Titania
    B. Io
    C. Ganymede
    D. Europa
    Question 9: What do we call this sequence of numbers: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55 ...?
    A. Lucas
    B. Gauss
    C. Euler
    D. Fibonacci
    Question 10: What was the name of the man who invented logarithms?
    A. Rene Descartes
    B. John Napier
    C. Blaise Pascal
    D. Robert Recorde
    Question 11: Sir Isaac Newton developed his calculus and physics at what college?
    A. Oxford
    B. None
    C. Trinity
    D. Cambridge
    Question 12: Who was the teacher of Plato?
    A. Thales
    B. Socrates
    C. Aristotle
    D. Archimedes
    Question 13: Who wrote the first textbook on Geometry?
    A. Thales
    B. Euclid
    C. Archimedes
    D. Van Nostrand
    Question 14: In order to boost their math department , the University of Virginia, a great school, imported the great British mathematician J.J. Sylvester to become a part of the school. He agreed. Almost everyone loved him, his lectures, his motivational talks, etc. Everyone, except for the only student who got a C from him. Besides some lewd talk and anti-semitic rants, the student took a stump and attacked Sylvester. What happened next ?
    A. The students father demanded a duel with Sylvester because he had had the student arrested. Sylvester left for France the next night.
    B. The student was arrested for assault, sent to prison for three years. Sylvester returned to England physically broken.
    C. Sylvester beat the heck out of the student. Sylvester was a good 40 older than the student, but took no guff.
    D. After a short beating, Sylvesters students broke up the fight. Sylvester spent a month in the hospital and returned to his duties.
    Question 15: What sign flew over the school of Aristotle?
    A. Know Thyself
    B. Es Will De garnish helfen
    C. Let no one unfamiliar with geometry enter
    D. All for Knowledge