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    Question 1: What happened to the Arabs living in Israel, after the Declaration of the Establishment of the State of Israel was signed?
    A. All of them remained in the country.
    B. They all left because of Israeli threats.
    C. Some stayed in Israel, some sold their land and moved.
    D. They all moved to the Gaza Strip.
    Question 2: Which was the second country after Egypt to normalize its relations with Israel with a peace treaty of 1994?
    A. Syria
    B. Jordan
    C. Lebanon
    D. Kuwait
    Question 3: El Al, which is of major importance in Israel, is actually what kind of organization?
    A. The government security organization
    B. An international Jewish student organization
    C. The national airline company of Israel
    D. A religious movement in Israel
    Question 4: Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were found guilty of treason and electrocuted on June 19, 1953.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 5: It was on a hot summer day that the outside world descended on the small town of Dayton, Tennessee to see famed defense lawyer Clarence Darrow take on The Great Commoner William Jennings Bryan in what was known as The Monkey Trial. Who was the defendant?
    A. Arthur Garfield Hayes
    B. John Thomas Scopes
    C. John T Raulston
    D. Dudley Field Malone
    Question 6: The kidnapping and rape of a theater attendant on the night of March 3, 1963, while a very horrible deed, was to have far reaching consequence outside of the town of Phoenix, AZ. In a case that went all the way to the Supreme Court of the U. S., this ruling was made to protect the ignorant and indigent but it applies to everyone when they are arrested. Who was the defendant in this landmark case in American Jurisprudence?
    A. John Henry Faulk
    B. C;aremce Earl Gideon
    C. Dred Scott
    D. Ernesto Miranda
    Question 7: John Gotti, head of the Gambino crime family in New York, was known as The Teflon Don because three times he was brought to trial and three times he walked. But in 1992 The Dapper Don was found guilty of violating the RICO law. Who was Gottis second in command that turned states witness and helped, with his testimony, bring down Gotti?
    A. Luca Brasi
    B. Sammy the Bull Gravano
    C. James McElroy
    D. Carmine The Snake Persico
    Question 8: Only the little people pay taxes, declared the Queen of Mean. What lady faced charges of tax evasion, mail fraud, extortion and filing false tax returns for over 4 million dollars?
    A. Carolyn Warmus
    B. Leona Helmsley
    C. Jean Harris
    D. Martha Stewart
    Question 9: What Gothic building, regarded as a haunted place, is the burial site of Karl Marx?
    A. Highgate Cemetery
    B. Bunhill Fields
    C. Kensal Green Cemetery
    D. Oak Hill Cemetery
    Question 10: This extraordinary church in Whitby, North Yorkshire inspired Bram Stoker to write his famous book Drakula.
    A. Greyfriars Kirk
    B. St James
    C. St Marys
    D. St Giles
    Question 11: This simple farm house at the seaside was transformed into a palace for King George IV.
    A. Hampton Court Palace
    B. Kensington Palace
    C. Althorp
    D. Royal Pavilion
    Question 12: This house, situated in Westerham, Kent was bought by Winston Churchill in 1922.
    A. Bowood House
    B. Longleat House
    C. Hatfield House
    D. Chartwell
    Question 13: What is the birth place of Queen Victoria?
    A. Kensington Palace
    B. Paxton House
    C. Blenheim Palace
    D. Windsor Castle
    Question 14: These Victorian gardens in Staffordshire represent China, Egypt and a Scottish glen.
    A. Sissinghurst Castle Garden
    B. Bodnant
    C. Hidcote Manor
    D. Biddulph Grange Garden
    Question 15: What fountain, sculpted by Thomas Waldo Story, features female figures and cherubs dancing next to a giant shell?
    A. Sea Nymphs in London
    B. Artemis Fountain in Hyde Park, London
    C. Đ¢he Fountain of Love in Cliveden
    D. The Victoria Fountain in Old Steine, Brighton