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    Question 1: This Polynesian island, also called Navel of the World, was dicovered by Dutch explorer Jacob Roggeveen.
    A. Commander Island
    B. None of these
    C. Kuril Island
    D. Easter Island
    Question 2: Shuri Castle is a symbol of the Japanese city of Okinawa.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 3: Hue is an ancient imperial city, located in Vietnam.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 4: American actor Errol Flinn contributed to the development of tourism in Port Antonio, Jamaica.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 5: The Valley of the Kings is located in Egypt.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 6: Malindi is a town in the Bay of Kenya located 120 km northeast of Mombasa Island.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 7: The life story of this man began in the central Iowa town of Winterset. He was born Marion Robert Morrison, the son of Clyde and Mary Brown Morrison. He went on to become a well-known actor who appeared in many western and war movies.
    A. John Wayne
    B. Bruce Dern
    C. Clint Eastwood
    D. Gregory Peck
    Question 8: Advice columnists Ann Landers and Abigail Van Buren were twin sisters.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 9: Glenn Miller, born March 1, 1904 in Clarinda, Iowa was a trombonist and leader of one of the most popular dance bands of the swing era. What was his real first name?
    A. Milton
    B. Alton
    C. Albert
    D. Wilson
    Question 10: What late night television host was born in Corning, Iowa?
    A. Jimmy Kimmel
    B. Connon OBrien
    C. Carson Daley
    D. Johnny Carson
    Question 11: Which famous Bill was born in Iowa?
    A. Billy The Kid
    B. Wild Bill Hickock
    C. Billy Bob Thornton
    D. Buffalo Bill Cody
    Question 12: The capital of Iowa, Des Moines, was named after an Indian chief.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 13: Father Flannigan started Boys Town, a home for wayward and orphaned boys in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 14: Pope John Paul II held a momentous gathering in 1979 near Des Moines, Iowa.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 15: Which method can be used to transport oil over long distances?
    A. Pipelines
    B. Very large crude carriers (VLCC)
    C. All of these methods can be used.
    D. Railroad