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    Question 1: Which beat generation writer, whose works include On the Road and Big Sur, hailed from Lowell, Massachusetts?
    A. William S. Burroughs
    B. Jack Kerouac
    C. Neal Cassady
    D. Allen Ginsberg
    Question 2: Which of the following U. S. presidents was born in Massachusetts?
    A. Franklin Pierce
    B. J. Calvin Coolidge
    C. George H.W. Bush
    D. William Howard Taft
    Question 3: Robert H. Goddard, a scientist born in Worcester, Massachusetts, is known as the father of what?
    A. modern rocketry
    B. Worcester Regional Airport
    C. the birth control pill
    D. University of Massachusetts Medical School
    Question 4: Which one of the following Massachusetts cities and towns is not located in the county of the same name?
    A. Franklin
    B. Barnstable
    C. Hampden
    D. Worcester
    Question 5: Which of the following famous advocates of women suffrage was NOT born in Massachusetts?
    A. Lucretia Mott
    B. Lucy Stone
    C. Carrie Chapman Catt
    D. Susan B. Anthony
    Question 6: What is the highest peak in Massachusetts?
    A. Mount Greylock
    B. Mount Fitch
    C. Mount Williams
    D. Saddle Back Mountain
    Question 7: Who was the first female Governor of Massachusetts?
    A. Edith Nourse Rogers
    B. Jane Swift
    C. Margaret Heckler
    D. Louise Day Hicks
    Question 8: Which town is located at the southwestern corner of Massachusetts?
    A. Salisbury
    B. Williamstown
    C. Mount Washington
    D. Chatham
    Question 9: What is the name of the highest court in Massachusetts?
    A. Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
    B. Massachusetts Supreme Court
    C. Supreme Court of the Commonwealth
    D. Commonwealth Court of Appeals
    Question 10: Which one of the following distinctions does the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) hold?
    A. deepest subway station in use in the world
    B. oldest subway tunnel still in use in the United States
    C. longest subway system in the world
    D. most expensive subway fare in the United States
    Question 11: The so-called afflicted children, whose actions gave rise to the infamous Salem Witch Trials lived in which modern-day Massachusetts town?
    A. Beverly
    B. Peabody
    C. Danvers
    D. Salem
    Question 12: Which other state was originally a part of Massachusetts?
    A. New Hampshire
    B. Maine
    C. Vermont
    D. Rhode Island
    Question 13: This river, the longest in New England, runs north-south through western Massachusetts.
    A. Blackstone River
    B. Charles River
    C. Connecticut River
    D. Merrimack River
    Question 14: What was the name of the New England Patriots from 1960 through 1970, when the team was part of the American Football League?
    A. Massachusetts Patriots
    B. Foxboro Patriots
    C. Boston Patriots
    D. New England Minutemen
    Question 15: The Seven Sisters were a group of seven womens colleges in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and New York. Which of these Massachusetts womens colleges was not one of the Seven Sisters?
    A. Smith College (Northampton, MA)
    B. Mount Holyoke College (South Hadley, MA)
    C. Regis College (Weston, MA)
    D. Radcliffe College (Cambridge, MA)