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    Question 1: The Alaska state flag was designed by a 13-year-old.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 2: What was the Darfur region of western Sudan named after?
    A. A British explorer named William Darfur
    B. A tribe of people called the Fur tribe
    C. The Fur river running through the region
    D. The arabic word darfur meaning stove or furnace
    Question 3: The Darfur crisis in western Sudan began as a result of tribal warfare between two black African tribes, the Fur tribe and the Zaghawa tribe.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 4: Which United Nations representative was forced to leave Sudan in October, 2006 because of comments made about the Sudanese Army?
    A. Kofi Annan
    B. Jan Pronk
    C. Angelina Jolie
    D. John R. Bolton
    Question 5: There is much speculation as to how many people died as a direct result of the Darfur conflict. What figure do most Non-governmental organizations use when calculating the total number of deaths?
    A. 150,000
    B. 250,000
    C. 400,000
    D. 50,000
    Question 6: In May 2006 the Joint Equality Movement (JEM), one of the main rebel groups in Darfur, signed a peace deal with the Government of Sudan. As a result the rebel group split in two causing the pro-government side and the pro-rebel side to fight against each other.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 7: What is the name of the volcanic mountainous region in the center of Darfur, Sudan?
    A. Masai Mara
    B. Matara Marra
    C. Jebel Mara
    D. Salama Marra
    Question 8: Most of the black Africans in the Darfur region are Christian, which is another reason why there is conflict between their tribes and the nomadic Arabs.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 9: When the fighting in Darfur began in 2003, the locals moved into IDP (Internationally Displaced Persons) camps to avoid the fighting and seek aid. According to the registration taken, about how many people received aid in Darfur’s largest camp in from 2003 to 2005?
    A. 150,000
    B. 35,000
    C. 1,000,000
    D. 60,000
    Question 10: If there is a crowd of children in a Darfur camp screaming Kawaja, kawaja! what is there in the center of the crowd?
    A. A white person
    B. A dog
    C. A water hole
    D. A football/soccerball
    Question 11: The two buildings of Marina City, one of the first complexes referred to as the city within a city, are often compared to this food item.
    A. Corn
    B. Bean
    C. Bamboo
    D. Sausage
    Question 12: This building, designed by Louis H. Sullivan, is one of the most famous early skyscrapers housing a flagship department store. This store appears in Theodore Dreisers novel Sister Carrie. It was named a National Historic Landmark in 1975. Name the store.
    A. Carson Pirie Scott
    B. Montgomery Ward
    C. Marshall Field Company Store
    D. Sears
    Question 13: Designed by Skidmore, Owings Merrill LLP, this building consists of 9 bundled square tubes, each 75 feet wide with no columns between the core and the perimeter.
    A. Water Tower Place
    B. Aon Center
    C. One Magnificent Mile
    D. Sears Tower
    Question 14: What does Maundy Thursday, also known as Holy Thursday, commemorate?
    A. The crucifixion of Jesus Christ
    B. Christs death at Calvary
    C. The Last Supper of Jesus Christ with the Apostles
    D. The resurrection of Christ
    Question 15: What is another name for Golgotha, the site where Jesus was crucified?
    A. Calvary
    B. Gethsemane
    C. Sinai
    D. Egeria