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    Question 1: What London department store was sold by Mohamed Al-Fayed to Qatar Holdings in 2010?
    A. Harrods
    B. Liberty
    C. Harvey Nichols
    D. Selfridges
    Question 2: Connecticut is called The Constitution State because the first written state constitution was penned there. What is the name of that constitution?
    A. The Fundamental Orders
    B. The Magna Carta
    C. The Rights of Man
    D. The Law of Burgesses
    Question 3: Among the not so glorious firsts from Connecticut was the first traitor of the United States. What was his name?
    A. Nathan Hale
    B. Major Andre
    C. Benedict Arnold
    D. Aaron Burr
    Question 4: Name the man from New Haven who invented the cotton gin.
    A. Noah Webster
    B. Eli Whitney
    C. Elihu Burritt
    D. Samuel Colt
    Question 5: The first woman to be elected governor, in her own right, was from Connecticut. Name her.
    A. Olivia Wolcott
    B. Claire Luce
    C. Elizabeth Danbury
    D. Ella Grasso
    Question 6: Which of these is among the accomplishments of P.T. Barnum, who was born in Bethel, Connecticut?
    A. Staging the first three ring circus
    B. Bringing Jenny Lind to America (the Swedish Nightingale)
    C. All of these
    D. Opening an oddities museum
    Question 7: In which Connecticut city was the first telephone exchange in the U.S. established?
    A. New London
    B. Waterbury
    C. Bridgeport
    D. New Haven
    Question 8: Which of the following was not invented in Connecticut?
    A. Collapsible toothpaste tube
    B. Polaroid camera
    C. Electric light
    D. Frisbee
    Question 9: Connecticuts state hero is Nathan Hale. Who is the state heroine?
    A. Harriet Beecher Stowe
    B. Prudence Crandall
    C. Jodi Rell
    D. Patience Wesleyan
    Question 10: Which of the following originated in Connecticut?
    A. Hamburger
    B. Hot Dog
    C. Clam chowder
    D. Ice cream cone
    Question 11: Name the oldest amusement park in the U.S. which is located in Bristol, Connecticut.
    A. Mystic Playground
    B. Riverside
    C. Ocean Beach
    D. Lake Compounce
    Question 12: What Spanish navigator first used the name Las Islas Filipinas (The Philippine Islands)?
    A. Ferdinand Magellan
    B. Roy Lopez de Villalobos
    C. Sebastian del Cano
    D. King Philip II
    Question 13: What did Spanish invaders call Pygmies, the aborigines of the Philippines?
    A. Sakai
    B. Malayans
    C. Negritos
    D. Malays
    Question 14: What did ancient Filipinos call the supreme being in which they believed?
    A. Allah
    B. Bathala
    C. Anito
    D. Diwata
    Question 15: During Spanish times Philippine foreign trade with Spain was carried out through this country.
    A. Japan
    B. Mexico
    C. Korea
    D. China