@CWhat is the chemical symbol for the
element tungsten? 

~A. Sr
~B. Tu
~C. W
~D. T
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@CWhat is (a) ginseng?

~A. A South American rodent.
~B. A mineral ore.
~C. A herbal plant.
~D. A native of Ginns.
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@BIf you sought "Y" in France, what would
you be looking for?

~A. A restaurant in Paris.
~B. A certain small village.
~C. A common type of wine.
~D. A snall (escargot) farm.
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@BWhat is the most popular breed of dog in
the U.S.A., as shown by 1984 AKC
registration records?

~A. Poodles
~B. Cocker Spaniels
~C. German Shepards
~D. Labradors
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@CIn what year was the first televised
football game (Fordham vs Waynesburg)?

~A. 1955
~B. 1947
~C. 1939
~D. 1931
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@CWhat was the last Passenger Pigeon
called?

~A. Joe
~B. Buster
~C. Martha
~D. Sadie
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@AWhat does Gulliver find in the land of
Brobdingnag?

~A. Giants
~B. Intelligent horses
~C. Little people
~D. A city in the sky
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@DIn which country does Pippi
Longstockings live?

~A. Switzerland
~B. Germany
~C. Denmark
~D. Sweden
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@AWhere did King Arthur go after he was
killed?

~A. To the isle of Avalon.
~B. To Camelot.
~C. To the Lady of the Lake.
~D. To Valhalla.
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@AThat actions of this life are rewarded
or punished in the next incarnation is
what philisophical/religious concept?

~A. Karma
~B. Reincarnation
~C. Predestination
~D. Dharma
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@CYou are a pugilist, if you...?

~A. Collect stamps
~B. Have six fingers
~C. Box
~D. Are a fan of trivia
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@AWhat is catharsis?

~A. The purging of emotions
~B. An electrical component
~C. Electrical current between poles
~D. Smooth, flat cloud formations
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@AA breed of tailess cat took its name
from what island(s)?

~A. Manx
~B. Shetland
~C. Falkland
~D. Windward
~E. Easter
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@BOne of the most popular pet fish ever,
guppies came originally from the country
of...?

~A. Siam
~B. Trinidad y Tobago
~C. New Guinea
~D. Sri Lanka
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@CWhat is the name of the shuttlecraft
aboard the Starship Enterprise?

~A. Intrepid
~B. Discovery
~C. Galileo
~D. Copernicus
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@DThe "Rosetta Stone" was discovered in
Egypt by whose army?

~A. Rommel's
~B. Julius Caesar's
~C. Montgomery's
~D. Napoleon's
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@AWhat is the tallest mountain in the
western hemisphere? 

~A. Aconcagua
~B. McKinley
~C. K-2
~D. Mercedario
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@CIf a knight fights florentine, how is he
fighting?

~A. With a sword and shield
~B. With a bow and arrows
~C. With two weapons at the same time
~D. In Italy
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@DUnder what sort of tree did Buddha
achieve Enlightenment?"

~A. An oak.
~B. A palm.
~C. A banana tree.
~D. A fig tree.
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@BIf you suffer from nocturnal enuresis,
you do what?

~A. Walk in your sleep.
~B. Wet the bed.
~C. Have bad dreams.
~D. Have insomnia.
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@DIn "Monty Python's Flying Circus," what
giant creature stalks about crying out
"Dinsdale!"?

~A. A giant pig.
~B. A very, very large rat.
~C. A really exceptionally huge larch.
~D  An unbelievably enormous hedgehog.
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@CWhich of the following is not a missile
weapon?

~A. Trebouchet
~B. Catapult
~C. Halbard
~D. Ballista
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@BWho first designed a flying device
called an "ornithopter"?

~A. Wilbur Wright
~B. Leonardo da Vinci
~C. Frank Boeing
~D. Frank Herbert
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@AWhich of the following states does not
border the state of Missouri?

~A. Mississippi
~B. Nebraaska
~C. Tennessee
~D. Oklahoma
~E. Kentucky
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@DThe greatest riot in U.S.A. history was
in protest to the draft for what war?

~A. Vietnam
~B. Korea
~C. WW I
~D. Civil War
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@BWho invented the waterbed?

~A. Thomas Edison
~B. Robert A. Heinlein
~C. Teddy Roosevelt
~D. Edgar R. Sealy
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@AWho did "The Thin Man" story introduce
into the world of detective tales?

~A. Nick and Nora Charles
~B. Charlie Chan
~C. Columbo
~D. C. Auguste Dupin
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@BWhat year did Model T Fords first roll
off the assembly line in Detroit?

~A. 1905
~B. 1908
~C. 1911
~D. 1913
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@AWho was president during the Teapot Dome
scandal?

~A. Warren Harding
~B. Chester Alan Arthur
~C. Grover Cleveland
~D. William Howard Taft
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@AWhich of the following was never a
prisoner in the Tower of London?

~A. King Henry VIII
~B. Sir Walter Raleigh
~C. Queen Anne Boleyn
~D. Queen Elizabeth I
~E. Saint Thomas More
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@AThe Treaty of Versailles did what?

~A. Ended WW I.
~B. Ended the French Revolution.
~C. Completed the Nazi conquest of
France in WW II.
~D. Established the Paris Expo of 1900.
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@DWhich Lagrange points are located along
a satellite's orbital path?

~A. L1 & L5
~B. L1 & L7
~C. L3 & L4
~D. L4 & L5
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@CFolklore links comets with what?

~A. good harvests
~B. success in coming wars
~C. the death or fall of rulers
~D. the changing of astrological ages
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@CIn what state is Tonto National Forest
located?

~A. Montana
~B. Utah
~C. Arizona
~D. Idaho
~E. None of the above (no such place)
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@CWhich Amendment to the Constitution
brought about the era known as
Prohibition?

~A. The first
~B. The 13th
~C. The 18th
~D. The 21st
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@BWhat does a konometer measure?

~A. Blood circulation
~B. Dust
~C. Angles
~D. Crystal hardness
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@DCaptain John Paul Jones set sail in June
1777 aboard what famous ship?

~A. Intrepid
~B. Constitution
~C. Enterprise
~D. Ranger
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@BWhat movie has won more Acadamy Awards
than any other (eleven)?

~A. All About Eve
~B. Ben Hur
~C. Gone With The Wind
~D. West Side Story
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@BWilliam F. Buckley, Jr. ran for the
office of mayor in what American city in
1965?

~A. Boston, Mass.
~B. New York, N.Y.
~C. Providence, R.I.
~D. Philadelphia, Penn.
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@BWho played "The Illustrated Man" in the
1969 movie with the same name?

~A. Richard Burton
~B. Rod Steiger
~C. Robert Duvall
~D. Carol O'Conner
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@DWhat movie featured the grizzled and
drunken "Charlie Allnut" playing  
opposite the saintly "Rosey Sayer"?

~A. All The King's Men
~B. South Pacific
~C. The Grapes of Wrath
~D. The African Queen
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@ARon Howard, Cindy Williams, Richard
Dreyfuss and Charles Martin Smith   
starred in this 1973 hit film.

~A. American Graffiti
~B. The Godfather
~C. Jaws
~D. Grease
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@AJughead, Veronica, Reggie, Betty and
Archie go to what high school?

~A. Riverdale
~B. Hollywood
~C. North
~D. Ridgemont
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@BWhat was the name of TV cop Baretta's
(Robert Blake) pet cockatoo?

~A. Sally
~B. Fred
~C. Bones
~D. Spock
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@A"Bock's Car" did what?

~A. Dropped an atom bomb
~B. Won first Indy 500
~C. Was robbed in largest train robbery
ever
~D. Made coal mining safer
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@AIf you participated in a caber toss,
what would you be doing?

~A. throwing tree trunks
~B. unloading fish from a hold
~C. flinging cow chips
~D. getting very drunk
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@B"Tonight Show" host Johnny Carson had a
best selling book in 1965. What was it
called?

~A. Heeere's Johnny!
~B. Happiness is a Dry Martini
~C. Life on Late Night
~D. Boy From Nebraska
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@AWhich country outlaws all public worship
and all religious institutions?

~A. Albania
~B. U.S.S.R.
~C. Sri Lanka
~D. Kiribati
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@BWhat is another name for Podiatry?

~A. Cephalopody
~B. Chiropody
~C. Pseudopody
~D. Chiropractory
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@CThe same company produced the first
powdered instant coffee and the first
freeze dried coffee. Which one was it?

~A. Folgers
~B. General Foods
~C. Nestle
~D. Farmer Brothers
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