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  1. 2651.

    What is the airspace around Nellis Air Force Base called?

    • AQuarantine
    • BOff Limits
    • CThe Box
    • DExtraterrestrial Alley
    Answer: The Box
  2. 2652.

    In the classic movie "It's A Wonderful Life," George and Mary were at the gym dancing in a contest. What kind of contest was it?

    • AHop
    • BWaltz
    • CTango
    • DCharleston
    Answer: Charleston
  3. 2653.

    Oklahoma has borders with how may other states?

    • A7
    • B5
    • C6
    • D4
    Answer: 6
  4. 2654.

    If you think you can see the Statue of Liberty only in New York City, think again! I went to this huge European city and saw it right there, standing near the Grenelle Bridge and looking towards the Atlantic Ocean, facing its larger sister in New York Harbor.

    • AMadrid
    • BParis
    • CBarcelona
    • DLondon
    Answer: Paris
  5. 2655.

    What is the name of the capital city of the U.S. state of Wisconsin?

    • AMinneapolis
    • BMilwaukee
    • CMadison
    • DDes Moines
    Answer: Madison
  6. 2656.

    What is the capital of the Netherlands?

    • ABerlin
    • BBucharest
    • CAmsterdam
    • DHungary
    Answer: Amsterdam
  7. 2657.

    Basutoland is a former name of what country?

    • ATogo
    • BLesotho
    • CLiberia
    • DSwaziland
    Answer: Lesotho
  8. 2658.

    Which popular island destination is not correctly matched with the country?

    • ABora Bora - The Dominican Republic
    • BMajorca - Spain
    • CBali - Indonesia
    • DSantorini - Greece
    Answer: Bora Bora - The Dominican Republic
  9. 2659.

    In what US city was Harry S. Truman born?

    • ALamar, Missouri
    • BSt. Louis, Missouri
    • CKansas City, Missouri
    • DIndependence, Missouri
    Answer: Lamar, Missouri
  10. 2660.

    When reciting the United States Pledge of Allegiance, what should you do?

    • AKneel
    • BStand, face the flag and cover your heart with your right hand.
    • CStay seated
    • DDance
    Answer: Stand, face the flag and cover your heart with your right hand.
  11. 2661.

    One of the following pairs (city - what it is a capital of) is wrong.

    • ANew York City - The Capital of the World
    • BNorman - Storm Capital of the World
    • CLas Vegas - Entertainment Capital of the World
    • DBinghamton - Carousel Capital of the World
    Answer: Norman - Storm Capital of the World
  12. 2662.

    Up to the beginning of the 20th century, this number of Amendments were ratified.

    • A17
    • B19
    • C13
    • D15
    Answer: 15
  13. 2663.

    This country is home to the northernmost capital in mainland Europe?

    • AFinland
    • BDenmark
    • CSweden
    • DUnited Kingdom
    Answer: Finland
  14. 2664.

    On what date was the US Marine Corps founded?

    • ANovember 25
    • BNovember 10
    • CJune 20
    • DSeptember 19
    Answer: November 10
  15. 2665.

    The first woman to be elected governor, in her own right, was from Connecticut. Name her.

    • AElizabeth Danbury
    • BElla Grasso
    • COlivia Wolcott
    • DClaire Luce
    Answer: Ella Grasso
  16. 2666.

    This country on the Balkan Peninsula is called Ellada in its native language?

    • AGreece
    • BMacedonia
    • CAlbania
    • DEstonia
    Answer: Greece
  17. 2667.

    He was, arguably, the greatest architect in British history. He designed St. Pauls Cathedral in London.

    • AI.M.Pei
    • BChad Varah
    • CChristopher Wren
    • DTim Mallett
    Answer: Christopher Wren
  18. 2668.

    What historical ship is now permanently moored in St. Petersburg?

    • AThe battlecruiser Peter the Great
    • BThe barque Kruzenshtern
    • CThe battleship Potemkin
    • DThe cruiser Aurora
    Answer: The cruiser Aurora
  19. 2669.

    Does the US one-dollar bill have the oldest design of all modern U.S. currency?

    • AYes
    • BNo
    Answer: No
  20. 2670.

    What is the color of the star featured on the national flag of Morocco?

    • ARed
    • BBlue
    • CGreen
    • DYellow
    Answer: Green
  21. 2671.

    The RMS Titanic set sail from Southampton, England on what date?

    • AApril 14, 1912
    • BApril 10, 1912
    • CApril 14, 1911
    • DApril 12, 1910
    Answer: April 10, 1912
  22. 2672.

    The phrase Vote Yourself a Farm was used in which US presidential election?

    • A1884
    • B1888
    • C1860
    • D1868
    Answer: 1860
  23. 2673.

    What is the official residence of the President of the Philippines?

    • ACuneta Astrodome
    • BCoconut Palace
    • CMalcañang Palace
    • DAraneta Coliseum
    Answer: Malcañang Palace
  24. 2674.

    What is the nickname of Australia?

    • AThe High Country
    • BThe Lucky Country
    • CThe Lowest Country
    • DThe Richest Country
    Answer: The Lucky Country
  25. 2675.

    What volcano in the Philippines is famous for its perfectly-shaped cone?

    • ATaal Volcano
    • BCagua Volcano
    • CMt. Pinatubo
    • DMayon Volcano
    Answer: Mayon Volcano
  26. 2676.

    The Canadian sitcom Corner Gas is set in Dog River in this province.

    • ASaskatchewan
    • BBritish Columbia
    • CQuebec
    • DAlberta
    Answer: Saskatchewan
  27. 2677.

    In what year was Constantinople renamed Istanbul?

    • A1930
    • B1911
    • C1900
    • D1944
    Answer: 1930
  28. 2678.

    Richmond is the capital of this state where many US presidents were born.

    • AMaryland
    • BVirginia
    • CDelaware
    • DWest Virginia
    Answer: Virginia
  29. 2679.

    What is the real name of Sayuki, the first Caucasian geisha in history, who was born in Melbourne, Australia?

    • AFiona Graham
    • BAngela Chirstovski
    • CDebbie Baker
    • DRachel Featherman
    Answer: Fiona Graham
  30. 2680.

    The Official Post Office of Santa Claus is situated in which city in Finland?

    • ATurku
    • BHelsinki
    • CTampere
    • DRovaniemi
    Answer: Rovaniemi
  31. 2681.

    What was the original name of the capital of Texas?

    • ABastrop
    • BWaterloo
    • CAustin
    • DBarton
    Answer: Waterloo
  32. 2682.

    Which of these is a nickname given to the U.S. state of Nebraska?

    • ATreasure State
    • BBuffalo State
    • CBeef State
    • DGarden State
    Answer: Beef State
  33. 2683.

    Who were the first Black Panther Members to run for political office?

    • AElaine Brown and Bobby Seale
    • BHuey P. Newton and David Hilliard
    • CFred Hampton and Bobby Rush
    • DHuey P. Newton and Bobby Seale
    Answer: Elaine Brown and Bobby Seale
  34. 2684.

    The name of this city means the capital in the native language. It is the capital of South Korea.

    • ATaegu
    • BSeoul
    • CPusan
    • DTaejeon
    Answer: Seoul
  35. 2685.

    What is the state capital of Washington?

    • AWalla Walla
    • BSeattle
    • CSpokane
    • DOlympia
    Answer: Olympia
  36. 2686.

    What type of house was built using raw logs, particularly in the early years of United States and Canada?

    • AMansion
    • BRaw house
    • CDetached house
    • DLog cabin
    Answer: Log cabin
  37. 2687.

    Which brand was advertised with this slogan: Id rather fight than switch.?

    • ARheingold
    • BLucky Strike
    • CTareyton
    • DBudweiser
    Answer: Tareyton
  38. 2688.

    Which is the capital city of Scotland?

    • AGlasgow
    • BEdinburgh
    • CPerth
    • DLondon
    Answer: Edinburgh
  39. 2689.

    The national anthem of Sudan is entitled Nahnu Jund Allah Jund Al-watan. What does this mean in Arabic?

    • AGod is our only hope.
    • BThis is the land and the people of God.
    • CGod has chosen us for his army.
    • DWe are the army of God and of our land.
    Answer: We are the army of God and of our land.
  40. 2690.

    What are the colors on the national flag of Greenland?

    • AWhite and red
    • BGreen and white
    • CRed and blue
    • DWhite and blue
    Answer: Red and blue
  41. 2691.

    Which of these nations has a flag not rectangular in shape?

    • ASwitzerland
    • BNepal
    • CPapua New Guinea
    • DAndorra
    Answer: Nepal
  42. 2692.

    Who is presented with a live domestic turkey at the annual ceremony known as National Thanksgiving Turkey Presentation?

    • Athe winners of the NFL Thanksgiving Classic
    • Bthe US President
    • Cthe best performer at the Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade
    • Dthe US First Lady
    Answer: the US President
  43. 2693.

    This is the time on the Independence Hall clock on the back of the $100 bill.

    • A3:20
    • B2:15
    • C4:10
    • D5:05
    Answer: 4:10
  44. 2694.

    The ridges on the sides of coins are called reedings or millings. The dime has this number of such ridges.

    • A96
    • B100
    • C121
    • D118
    Answer: 118
  45. 2695.

    Which of these is most important to Ebenezer Scrooge?

    • AFriends
    • BHis principals
    • CMoney
    • DFamily
    Answer: Money
  46. 2696.

    Does Brooklyn Bridge connect the boroughs of Staten Island and Brooklyn in New York City?

    • AYes
    • BNo
    Answer: No
  47. 2697.

    What type of governmental does Portugal have?

    • ADemocratic republic
    • BPresidential republic
    • CConstitutional monarchy
    • DAbsolute monarchy
    Answer: Democratic republic
  48. 2698.

    This sea captain, who was second-in-command of the English fleet against the Spanish Armada, claimed for the Queen a North American territory called New Albion.

    • AChamplain
    • BDrake
    • CMagellan
    • DCartier
    Answer: Drake
  49. 2699.

    In what fantasy novel do armored white bears live in the ice-and-snow-locked land Svalbard?

    • AArctic Adventure
    • BNorthern Lights (The Golden Compass)
    • CThe Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
    • DSnow Blind
    Answer: Northern Lights (The Golden Compass)
  50. 2700.

    Napoleon Bonaparte I is entombed in Les Invalides, a former military hospital found in what European city/town?

    • ASaint Helena
    • BParis
    • CMarseilles
    • DCorsica
    Answer: Paris

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