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    Question 1: This landlocked African country is one of the 10 poorest countries in the world. Its capital, Bujumbura, is located on Lake Tanganyika.
    A. Gabon
    B. Burkina Faso
    C. Burundi
    D. Cape Verde
    Question 2: This country in the Indian Ocean, comprising some 115 islands, is officially considered an African country.
    A. Seychelles
    B. Indonesia
    C. Mauritania
    D. Namibia
    Question 3: How many African countries are there?
    A. 41
    B. 53
    C. 117
    D. 97
    Question 4: This land-locked country is bordered on 3 sides by the Republic of South Africa, and on the east by Mozambique. It has the highest HIV/AIDS prevalence in the world at 39% according to 2006 estimates.
    A. Swaziland
    B. Guinea
    C. Burkina Faso
    D. Gambia
    Question 5: In all of the following countries except one, Muslims comprise more than 85% of the population. Which of the following countries is NOT primarily Muslim?
    A. Egypt
    B. Somalia
    C. Central African Republic
    D. Mauritania
    Question 6: How many different languages are spoken in Africa?
    A. 23
    B. 107
    C. 342
    D. 2000
    Question 7: The click languages of Africa (also known as the Khoisan languages) are spoken in all of the following countries except one. In which of these countries is a click language NOT widely spoken?
    A. Ethiopia
    B. Namibia
    C. Tanzania
    D. Botswana
    Question 8: Which African country has the highest GDP (gross domestic product) according to 2008 estimates?
    A. Egypt
    B. Libya
    C. Morocco
    D. South Africa
    Question 9: What year did the U.S. Supreme Court install its first photocopy machine?
    A. 1980
    B. 1959
    C. 1973
    D. 1969
    Question 10: What year was the U.S. Supreme Courts website created?
    A. 2005
    B. 2000
    C. 1998
    D. It doesnt have one
    Question 11: Who was the second woman to be appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court?
    A. Sandra Day OConnor
    B. Chlorette Anton Whistport
    C. Ruth Bader Ginsburg
    D. Anita Stanford Hill
    Question 12: Hearings in camera allow for television or other news related cameras to be present in the U.S. court during the hearing.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 13: The Dred Scott case (Scott v. Sandford, 1857) is an infamous U.S. Supreme Court case involving which of the following?
    A. Farming
    B. Slavery
    C. Use of water ways
    D. Railroads
    Question 14: The Marbury v. Madison case (1803) was the first U.S. Supreme Court case to apply the emergent doctrine of judicial review to a congressional statute.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 15: In the U.S. Supreme Court system, what does the term rule of four mean?
    A. At least four justices must be present, robed and seated to in order to hear a case.
    B. The Court will hear cases that a substantial minority of justices regards as important.
    C. Four lawyers must be present when a case is argued.
    D. There can be no less than four arguments pertaining to any one case.