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    Question 1: Pittsburgh is home to many universities and research facilities. One of them is described here:
    A. is a private research university. It houses the first computer science school and the first drama school in the nation as well as one of the best engineering schools, and its public policy and business schools are consistently ranked among the best in the nation.
    B. Carnegie Mellon University
    C. University of Pittsburgh
    D. Carnegie Mellon University
    Question 2: is a private research university. It houses the first computer science school and the first drama school in the nation as well as one of the best engineering schools, and its public policy and business schools are consistently ranked among the best in the nation.
    A. University of Pittsburgh
    B. Carnegie Mellon University
    C. Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics
    D. Duquesne University
    Question 3: Pittsburgh is widely believed to be right behind San Francisco as the steepest city in the United States.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 4: The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra is one of the major orchestras in the United States. It was founded in this year.
    A. 1915
    B. 1905
    C. 1895
    D. 1885
    Question 5: Bangs, Gun Barrel City, Honey Island, Oatmeal, Chocolate Bayeau, Ben Franklin, Cut and Shoot, Ben Hur, Lollipop, Uncertain are cities in this state.
    A. Pennsylvania
    B. Louisiana
    C. Texas
    D. Colorado
    Question 6: Roscoe, Bonesteel, Box Elder, Eaglebutte, Red Butte, Crooks are the names of cities in this state.
    A. Pennsylvania
    B. South Dakota
    C. Vermont
    D. Colorado
    Question 7: Where are the cities Eros, Vixen, Waterproof, Ft. Necessity, Cutoff, Plain Dealer, Angie?
    A. California
    B. Washington
    C. Oregon
    D. Louisiana
    Question 8: New York was established by European colonists who named it after the capital of their country. What was the former name of New York?
    A. New Brussels
    B. New Amsterdam
    C. New Paris
    D. New Edinburgh
    Question 9: What was the name of St. Petersburg in Soviet times?
    A. Karl Marx Stadt
    B. Stalingrad
    C. Kaliningrad
    D. Leningrad
    Question 10: Which European capital was known as Reval?
    A. Valetta
    B. Tirana
    C. Talinn
    D. Riga
    Question 11: Which city was formerly known as Kaapstad?
    A. New York
    B. Kaliningrad
    C. the Hague
    D. Cape Town
    Question 12: The capital of the Russian enclave located between Poland and Lithuania is called Kaliningrad. What was its former name?
    A. Königsberg
    B. KrĂ³lewiec
    C. Volgograd
    D. St. Petersburg
    Question 13: Which port on the Danube river was called Pressburg?
    A. Belgrade
    B. Budapest
    C. Vienna
    D. Bratislava
    Question 14: Stalingrad was the scene of an important battle during WW II. What is the name of the city today?
    A. Volgograd
    B. Kiev
    C. St. Petersburg
    D. Nizny Novogorod
    Question 15: Ho Chi Minh City, the largest city of Vietnam, is widely known under its former name. What was it?
    A. Hanoi
    B. Edo
    C. Bien Hoa
    D. Saigon