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    Question 1: Julius Caesar was struck down by his assassins while on his way to what location?
    A. Temple of Venus
    B. The Pompey Theatre
    C. The Senate
    D. The Temple of Zeus
    Question 2: From the Halls of Montezuma
    A. fight our countrys battles
    B. the air on land and sea.
    C. the beginning of what song related to the United States Marine Corps?
    D. The Marines hymn
    Question 3: The United States Marine Corps is a Department of the United States Army.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 4: During the battle of Belleau Wood, the U.S. Marines fierceness and toughness earned them the respect of the Germans, who rated them of storm-trooper quality. What nickname did the U.S. Marines reportedly earn in this battle?
    A. Devil Dogs
    B. Dirty Dogs
    C. Bully Dogs
    D. Grunt Dogs
    Question 5: Benjamin Franklin, famous statesman and inventor, was born on January 17 of what year?
    A. 1726
    B. 1704
    C. 1724
    D. 1706
    Question 6: This actress, who played on The Golden Girls, was born On January 17, 1922.
    A. Betty White
    B. Bea Arthur
    C. Estelle Getty
    D. Rue McClanahan
    Question 7: Which famous boxer, born on January 17, won a gold medal in the 1960 Olympics?
    A. Henry Cooper
    B. Joe Fraizer
    C. Muhammad Ali
    D. Mike Tyson
    Question 8: Two significant earthquakes occurred on January 17. The first was a 6.7 magnitude earthquake in Northbridge, California. The second was a 7.3 magnitude earthquake near Kobe, Japan. In what two consecutive years did they occur?
    A. 1994 and 1995
    B. 1999 and 2000
    C. 1862 and 1863
    D. 1976 and 1977
    Question 9: On January 17, 2006, this person became the second oldest inmate to be executed in the United States since 1976.
    A. Al Capone
    B. Stanley Williams
    C. Clarence Ray Allen
    D. John B. Nixon, Sr.
    Question 10: Award-winning American author Robert Cormier died on January 17.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 11: St. Patricks Day is traditionally a feast day celebrating the Patron Saint of what country?
    A. Italy
    B. Britain
    C. Ireland
    D. America
    Question 12: The first American St. Patricks Day Parade was held in Boston, Massachusetts.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 13: The first St. Patricks Day parade organized in the Irish Free State was held in 1931 in what city?
    A. Dublin
    B. Belfast
    C. Galway
    D. Cork
    Question 14: Green has always been the color associated with St. Patricks Day.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 15: In what city does the largest St. Patricks Day Parade take place?
    A. Chicago
    B. Dublin
    C. Boston
    D. New York