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    Question 1: On 12 October, 1960, Nikita Khrushchev pounded this on a desk at the United Nations General Assembly meeting.
    A. his fist
    B. his shoe
    C. his water glass
    D. his gavel
    Question 2: The Communications Act of 1912 forced amateur operators to take lengthy tests before a Department of Commerce examiner and issued commercial ship-to-shore call signs to early broadcasting stations. Name the Secretary of Commerce that oversaw this first step toward communication regulation in the United States.
    A. Herbert Hoover
    B. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
    C. Solomon Chase
    D. William Jennings Bryan
    Question 3: Radio Nederland, the BBC and Radio Berlin were three of the very few short wave radio stations broadcasting to international audiences before the 1930s. Short Wave referred to the wavelength of the radio frequencies such broadcasters used because they were much shorter than the typical 300 meter AM band used for commercial broadcasting.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 4: The first licensed commercial radio station in the United States was KDKA in Pittsburgh.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 5: Where is the headquarters of NATO?
    A. Brussels
    B. Haga
    C. Stockholm
    D. Berne
    Question 6: What are the two countries referenced in the title of the Two Plus Four Treaty, which resulted in the first expansion of NATO after the Cold War?
    A. East Germany and Federal Republic of Germany
    B. Poland and Ukraine
    C. Latvia and Lithuania
    D. Slovenia and Slovakia
    Question 7: Where was the North Atlantic Treaty signed on April 4, 1949?
    A. Washington
    B. Paris
    C. London
    D. New York
    Question 8: The International Security Assistance Force (10), that started on 20 December 2001, is a NATO-led mission for security and development in what country?
    A. Pakistan
    B. Afghanistan
    C. Iran
    D. Iraq
    Question 9: Operation Essential Harvest, meant to disarm ethnic Albanian groups, was carried out in what country?
    A. Macedonia
    B. Montenegro
    C. Bosnia and Herzegovina
    D. Serbia
    Question 10: Who chairs the North Atlantic Council, the most senior political governing body of NATO?
    A. the Supreme Allied Commander Atlantic
    B. the Supreme Allied Commander Europe
    C. the Chairman of the Military Committee
    D. the Secretary General
    Question 11: What is the NATO ACCS Management Agency responsible for?
    A. Atlantic control
    B. Astronautical commissions
    C. Activities command
    D. Air control
    Question 12: What states are eligible for NATO membership?
    A. European and American
    B. European
    C. Any state
    D. EU members
    Question 13: What does Gladio refer to?
    A. Secretary General
    B. a Research and Technology organisation
    C. a NATO base
    D. a NATO operation
    Question 14: What NATO member state does not have its own standing army?
    A. Luxembourg
    B. Lithuania
    C. Iceland
    D. Estonia
    Question 15: Name this Dutch shortwave radio program that runned for a total of 77 years on Radio Nederland and its predecessor?
    A. Learn to Speak Dutch!
    B. March Around the Breakfast Table
    C. The Happy Station
    D. How the Dutch East India Company Came to be.