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    Question 1: Three of the following states dont have an official state motto. Guess the odd one.
    A. Poland
    B. Venezuela
    C. Italy
    D. Hungary
    Question 2: The Mardi Gras season, known as the Carnival, begins on what day according to popular traditions?
    A. The day before Ash Wednesday
    B. Two weeks before Ash Wednesday
    C. The twelfth day of Christmas
    D. Easter Sunday
    Question 3: Which French explorers are credited with bringing the Mardi Gras festivities to America?
    A. Iberville and Bienville LeMoyne
    B. Henry and Joseph Duveyrier
    C. Etienne and Francois LeMoyne
    D. Gustav and Francois Bouvet
    Question 4: In 1875, Mardi Gras was declared an official holiday in Louisiana.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 5: This parade, which takes place on Mardi Gras Day is held by an organization called The School of Design and its official tune is If Ever I Cease to Love.
    A. Zulu Parade
    B. Bacchus parade
    C. Comous parade
    D. Rex Parade
    Question 6: In 1988, what Mardi Gras Krewe was banned from throwing its prized golden coconuts from the floats?
    A. Rex
    B. Zulu
    C. Caesar
    D. Endymeion
    Question 7: Mardi Gras in New Orleans was cancelled during World War II.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 8: These burning kerosene torches, carried by twirling and dancing white-robed figures, traditionally light the night parades in New Orleans
    A. dancing flames
    B. night lighters
    C. flambeaux
    D. golden flames
    Question 9: In New Orleans, the Carnival Season is culminated with the Meeting of Courts, which is a meeting of the royal courts of which two Krewes?
    A. Rex and Orpheus
    B. Zulu and Comus
    C. Rex and Zulu
    D. Rex and Comus
    Question 10: A king cake is a type of cake associated with the Carnival Season, traditionally holding a trinket inside. Which of the following is not a traditional trinket, found inside a king cake?
    A. ceramic or plastic baby doll
    B. a plastic king wearing a crown
    C. red bean
    D. a doubloon
    Question 11: The official Mardi Gras colors - purple, gold and green, were chosen in 1872.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 12: In what year was West Virginia admitted to the Union?
    A. 1862
    B. 1901
    C. 1900
    D. 1863
    Question 13: Why did West Virginia secede from Virginia and became a separate state?
    A. Because of Virginias decision to secede from the Union.
    B. Because there were a lot of Native American people in western Virginia and Virginia didnt want them.
    C. Because the people of western Virginia felt like they werent getting enough attention from the government of Virginia.
    D. Because western Virginia didnt believe in slave ownership.
    Question 14: What is the highest peak in West Virginia?
    A. Gauley Mountain
    B. Seneca Mountain
    C. Spruce Knob
    D. Coopers Rock
    Question 15: The New River is famous for what sport?
    A. White-water rafting
    B. Trout fishing
    C. Fly fishing
    D. Canoeing