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    This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about various topics including the currency in Laos, the singing fish toy "Big Mouth Billy Bass", the train station that Amsterdam Centraal is twinned with, a trick Bill Gates performed on camera, the type of cancer Steve Jobs died from, the country with the most Trappist breweries, the term for Japanese military dictators from the 12th-19th century, the informal name for an American submachine gun, the museum with a statue of Charles Darwin, and the second Nobel Prize won by Linus Pauling.

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    DCIR Module 4

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    This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about various topics including the currency in Laos, the singing fish toy "Big Mouth Billy Bass", the train station that Amsterdam Centraal is twinned with, a trick Bill Gates performed on camera, the type of cancer Steve Jobs died from, the country with the most Trappist breweries, the term for Japanese military dictators from the 12th-19th century, the informal name for an American submachine gun, the museum with a statue of Charles Darwin, and the second Nobel Prize won by Linus Pauling.

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    Q1: What is the unit of currency in Laos??

    a. Dollar
    b. Ruble
    c. !Kip
    d. Konra
    Q2: What is the name of the popular animatronic singing fish prop, singing such hits such as "Don't Worry, Be Ha

    a. Big Billy Bass


    b. Sardeen
    c. Singing Fish
    d. !Big Mouth Billy Bass
    Q3: Amsterdam Centraal station is twinned with what station??

    a. Paris Gare du Nord


    b. Frankfurt (Main) Hauptbahnhof
    c. Brussels Midi
    d. !London Liverpool Street
    Q4: In a 1994 CBS interview, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates performed what unusual trick on camera??

    a. Standing on his head


    b. Typing on a keyboard during a handstand
    c. !Jumping over an office chair
    d. Jumping backwards over a desk
    Q5: Apple co-founder Steve Jobs died from complications of which form of cancer??

    a. Stomach
    b. Bone
    c. !Pancreatic
    d. Liver
    Q6: Which country has the most Trappist breweries??

    a. !Belgium
    b. USA
    c. France
    d. Netherlands
    Q7: What was the name given to Japanese military dictators who ruled the country through the 12th and 19th Century??

    a. Shinobi
    b. Samurai
    c. Ninja
    d. !Shogun
    Q8: Which American manufactured submachine gun was informally known by the American soldiers that used it as "Gr

    a. Colt 9mm
    b. MAC-10
    c. Thompson
    d. !M3
    Q9: A statue of Charles Darwin sits in what London museum??

    a. !Natural History Museum


    b. Tate
    c. Science Museum
    d. British Museum
    Q10: Linus Pauling, one of the only winners of multiple Nobel Prizes, earned his Nobel Prizes in Chemistry and what??

    a. Physiology/Medicine
    b. !Peace
    c. Physics
    d. Economics
    uot;Don't Worry, Be Happy"??

    e 12th and 19th Century??


    diers that used it as "Grease Gun"??

    Chemistry and what??

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