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    Question 1: In folklore and popular culture there is a strong connection between pumpkins and the supernatural. Which of these statements concerning the appearance of pumpkins in fiction is true?
    A. A character from the Oz book series by L. Frank Baum has a jack olantern for a head.
    B. All of these
    C. Pumpkin Juice is a drink favored among the students at the fictional Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
    D. The Headless Horseman hurls a pumpkin in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
    Question 2: Which of the following famous people is NOT a native of South Carolina?
    A. Jesse Jackson
    B. Shoeless Joe Jackson
    C. James Dickey
    D. Andie McDowell
    Question 3: Which motto graces the license plates of South Carolina automobiles?
    A. Smiling Faces, Beautiful Places
    B. The Tastier Peach State
    C. First in Flight
    D. The Peach State
    Question 4: South Carolina declared its independence from Great Britain at the same time as the rest of the colonies, on July 4th, 1776.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 5: Two agricultural crops, both cultivated by slave labor, were the primary reason that South Carolina was one of the wealthiest of the colonies before the American Revolution. What were the two crops?
    A. rice and cotton
    B. indigo and cotton
    C. rice and indigo
    D. cotton and silk
    Question 6: As of 1830, South Carolina had the largest population of any of the states of this class of people.
    A. Catholics
    B. Anglicans
    C. Jews
    D. Germans
    Question 7: This American Revolutionary battle is considered to be the turning point in the southern campaigns since it forced General Cornwallis to split his troops, making his plan for a major push north impossible.
    A. Cowpens
    B. The First Battle of Charleston
    C. The Siege of Camden
    D. Kings Mountain
    Question 8: What was the first public university in South Carolina to admit a black student in the 20th century and in what year did this happen?
    A. Clemson University, 1962
    B. The Citadel, 1942
    C. Francis Marion, 1956
    D. The University of South Carolina, 1954
    Question 9: This beautiful small city in South Carolina was named for the president of the South Carolina Canal and Railroad Company, who built the first railroad that went through it. It was famous for years for its winter colony and its horse industry, and later as a center of nuclear technology. Polo matches are played on Sunday afternoons there.
    A. Aiken
    B. North Augusta
    C. Orangeburg
    D. Sumter
    Question 10: This university was established as South Carolina College in 1801. Its first class had 9 students. Its most notable architectural feature is called the horseshoe.
    A. The University of South Carolina
    B. Clemson University
    C. Winthrop College
    D. The Citadel
    Question 11: From the name of which river is the name India derived?
    A. Indiravati river
    B. Ganga river
    C. Periyar river
    D. Sindhu river
    Question 12: Cochin is the capital of the Indian state Kerala.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 13: India is the 17th-largest country in the world in terms of area.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 14: Where is the only active volcano in India?
    A. Minicoy Island
    B. Barren Island
    C. Anaimudi
    D. Ranchi
    Question 15: Mahatma Gandhi was the first president of India.
    A. False
    B. True