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    The document is a quiz with 10 multiple choice questions covering topics like Catalonia banning bullfighting in 2012, Americans consuming 100 pounds of chocolate per second on average, the last letter of the Greek alphabet being Omega, Dr. Pepper being introduced before Coca-Cola, Fruit Brute being the last General Mills monster cereal released in the 1970s, water from Poland Spring bottles coming from Maine, real haggis being made from sheep's heart, liver and lungs, Japan driving on the left side of the road, the currency of Poland being the złoty, and Linus Pauling winning Nobel Prizes in Chemistry and Peace.

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    LCWP Cheat Sheet 5

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    Q1: What did the Spanish autonomous community of Catalonia ban in 2010, that took effect in 2012??

    a. Mariachi
    b. Fiestas
    c. Flamenco
    d. !Bullfighting
    Q2: On average, Americans consume 100 pounds of what per second??

    a. Donuts
    b. Potatoes
    c. Cocaine
    d. !Chocolate
    Q3: What is the last letter of the Greek alphabet??

    a. Kappa
    b. Mu
    c. !Omega
    d. Epsilon
    Q4: Which of the following carbonated soft drinks were introduced first??

    a. !Dr. Pepper
    b. Coca-Cola
    c. Sprite
    d. Mountain Dew
    Q5: Which of the General Mills Corporation's monster cereals was the last to be released in the 1970's??

    a. Boo-Berry
    b. Franken Berry
    c. Count Chocula
    d. !Fruit Brute
    Q6: Where does water from Poland Spring water bottles come from??

    a. Masovia, Poland
    b. !Maine, United States
    c. Hesse, Germany
    d. Bavaria, Poland
    Q7: What is real haggis made of??

    a. Whole Sheep
    b. Sheep's Heart, Kidneys and Lungs
    c. !Sheep's Heart, Liver and Lungs
    d. Sheep's Liver, Kidneys and Eyes
    Q8: Which country drives on the left side of the road??

    a. Russia
    b. !Japan
    c. Germany
    d. China
    Q9: What is the currency of Poland??

    a. !Złoty
    b. Krone
    c. Ruble
    d. Euro
    Q10: Linus Pauling, one of the only winners of multiple Nobel Prizes, earned his Nobel Prizes in Chemistry and what??

    a. Economics
    b. Physics
    c. !Peace
    d. Physiology/Medicine
    d in the 1970's??
    Chemistry and what??

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