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    Question 1: This Oxford graduate wrote the screenplay for the movie The Third Man.
    A. John Locke
    B. Thomas Hobbes
    C. Jonathan Swift
    D. Graham Greene
    Question 2: This Romantic poet lived 1788-1824. Among his best works are Don Juan and When We Two Parted.
    A. Matthew Arnold
    B. Robert Browning
    C. Alfred Lord Tennyson
    D. Lord Byron
    Question 3: This Oxford scholar is credited with making the first mechanical computer.
    A. Isaac Newton
    B. G.H.Hardy
    C. Charles Babbage
    D. James Clerk Maxwell
    Question 4: This great scientist was able to show the equivalence of electricity, magnetism and light via a set of equations that carry his name.
    A. G.H. Hardy
    B. Charles Babbage
    C. James Clerk Maxwell
    D. Isaac Newton
    Question 5: This Oxford scholar is the author of a series of books about a teddy bear .
    A. A.A. Milne
    B. Earl Gray
    C. lord Grey
    D. Lord Byron
    Question 6: He was a great British mathematician, scientist, and philosopher. His attempt to give mathematics a complete axiomatic basis was foiled. In 1950 he won the Nobel Prize in Literature.
    A. JRR Tolkien
    B. Aldous Huxley
    C. Bertrand Russell
    D. John Le Carre
    Question 7: This Oxford scholar and Indian Prime Minister was assassinated in 1984.
    A. Imran Khan
    B. Mohandas Gandhi
    C. Indira Gandhi
    D. Benazir Bhutto
    Question 8: He was, arguably, the greatest architect in British history. He designed St. Pauls Cathedral in London.
    A. Tim Mallett
    B. I.M.Pei
    C. Chad Varah
    D. Christopher Wren
    Question 9: He was a great British explorer, an orientalist, and, probably, the first non-Muslim to visit Mecca and Medina.
    A. Cecil Rhodes
    B. Nevil Shute
    C. Richard Burton
    D. Aldous Huxley
    Question 10: Who wrote The Spy Who Came in From the Cold and The Constant Gardener?
    A. Nevil Shute
    B. John Le Carre
    C. William F. Golding
    D. Robert Ludlum
    Question 11: This Oxford scholar is given credit for developing the World Wide Web.
    A. Vannevar Bush
    B. Philip Larkin
    C. Al Gore
    D. Timothy Berners-Lee
    Question 12: Ah, beauty and brains! This British beauty attended Oxford but left before graduation to become an actress. She was seen in Pearl Harbor, Laural Canyon, and Serendipidy.
    A. Bridget Moynihan
    B. Kate Winslet
    C. Cate Blanchett
    D. Kate Beckinsale
    Question 13: This English author depicts an Oxford scholar (Clerk) as one of the pilgrims in his most famous work.
    A. Bunyan
    B. Shakespeare
    C. Milton
    D. Chaucer
    Question 14: On June 5 in 1661 Issac Newton was admitted to which college?
    A. Trinity College, Dublin
    B. Trinity College, North Carolina
    C. Trinity College, Oxford
    D. Trinity College, Cambridge
    Question 15: On June 5 in the year 70, the Romans first broke through the walls of Jerusalem. Who was their leader?
    A. Titus
    B. Marcellus Aurelius
    C. Vespasian
    D. Valerian