1. What is the world039;s most expensive spice by weight?

a. Cinnamon
b. Vanilla
c. Cardamom
d. !Saffron

2. This field is sometimes known as ldquo;The Dismal Science.rdquo;

a. Physics
b. Philosophy
c. Politics
d. !Economics

3. What is the defining characteristic of someone who is described as hirsute?

a. Tall
b. Rude
c. Funny
d. !Hairy

4. How would one say goodbye in Spanish?

a. Salir
b. !Adioacute;s
c. Hola
d. Au Revoir

5. What country saw a world record 315 million voters turn out for elections on May
20, 1991?
a. United States of America
b. Poland
c. !India
d. Soviet Union

6. When did the website quot;Facebookquot; launch?

a. 2005
b. 2006
c. 2003
d. !2004

7. Scotland voted to become an independent country during the referendum from

September 2014.
a. !False
b. True

8. In which fast food chain can you order a Jamocha Shake?

a. Wendy039;s
b. Burger King
c. McDonald039;s
d. !Arby039;s

9. When one is quot;enviousquot;, they are said to be what color?

a. Blue
b. !Green
 c. Red
d. Yellow

10. In quot;Battle Catsquot;, what is Moneko MISS Moneko039;s critical percentage

rate?
a. 10
b. 25
c. 20
d. !15

11. Jingle Bells was originally meant for Thanksgiving

a. !True
b. False

1. The communication protocol NFC stands for NearField Control.

a. True
b. !False

2. Which company designed the quot;Betamaxquot; video cassette format?

a. Fujitsu
b. LG
c. Panasonic
d. !Sony

3. The Western Electric Model 500 telephone uses tone dialing to dial phone
numbers.
a. True
b. !False

4. Which buzzword did Apple Inc. use to describe their removal of the headphone
jack?
a. Revolution
b. Bravery
c. !Courage
d. Innovation

5. Microphones can be used not only to pick up sound, but also to project sound
similar to a speaker.
a. False
b. !True

6. Who patented a steam engine that produced continuous rotary motion?

a. Albert Einstein
b. !James Watt
c. Nikola Tesla
d. Alessandro Volta

7. When was the Tamagotchi digital pet released?

 a. !1996
b. 1992
c. 1989
d. 1990

8. When was the DVD invented?

a. 1990
b. !1995
c. 2000
d. 1980

9. Mobile hardware and software company quot;Blackberry Limitedquot; was founded in

which country?
a. Norway
b. !Canada
c. United Kingdom
d. United States of America

10. What round is a classic AK47 chambered in?

a. 5.56x45mm
b. !7.62x39mm
c. 5.45x39mm
d. 7.62x51mm

11. What is the quot;Mitsubishi Wakamaruquot;?

a. A pickup truck
b. An motorcycle
c. A motorboat
d. !A robot

12. Out of all of the NASA Space Shuttles, which 2 have been destroyed in
disasters?
a. Discovery and Endeavour
b. None of the Above
c. Enterprise and Atlantis
d. !Challenger and Columbia

13. Which of the following is used to measure blood pressure?

a. Barometer
b. Haemoerythrometer
c. !Sphygmomanometer
d. Ruler

1. Leonardo da Vinci039;s Mona Lisa does not have eyebrows.

a. !True
b. False

2. Which artistrsquo;s studio was known as 039;The Factory039;?

a. !Andy Warhol
 b. David Hockney
c. Peter Blake
d. Roy Lichtenstein

3. What year did Albrecht Duuml;rer create the painting quot;The Young Harequot;?
a. 1402
b. 1702
c. 1602
d. !1502

4. Who painted quot;Swans Reflecting Elephantsquot;, quot;Sleepquot;, and quot;The

Persistence of Memoryquot;?
a. Jackson Pollock
b. Edgar Degas
c. !Salvador Dali
d. Vincent van Gogh

5. Pablo Picasso is one of the founding fathers of quot;Cubism.quot;

a. !True
b. False

6. Which of these are the name of a famous marker brand?

a. Marx
b. !Copic
c. Cofix
d. Dopix

7. Which artist039;s style was to use small different colored dots to create a
picture?
a. Paul Ceacute;zanne
b. Henri Rousseau
c. Vincent Van Gogh
d. !Georges Seurat

8. Leonardo da Vinci was not the creator of the Mona Lisa.

a. True
b. !False

9. How many paint and pastel versions of quot;The Screamquot; is Norwegian painter
Edvard Munch believed to have produced?
a. 3
b. 2
c. !4
d. 1

10. Who painted The Starry Night?

a. Leonardo da Vinci
b. Pablo Picasso
c. !Vincent van Gogh
d. Michelangelo
11. The painting quot;The Starry Nightquot; by Vincent van Gogh was part of which
art movement?
a. !PostImpressionism
b. Neoclassical
c. Impressionism
d. Romanticism