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100

Which American Hunter was given the nickname Buffalo Bill?

a Stephen Crane

b Ted Williams

c William Frederick Cody

d William Lloyd Garrison

c William Frederick Cody

100

What date is Michaelmas celebrated?

a September 10

b September 29

c October 29

b May 1

b September 29
100

A nabob is a governor of a province of the mogul empire in what country?

a Turkey

b Finland

c India

d Yemen

c India

100

A pince-nez is clipped to what part of the body by a  spring?

a wrist

b ear 

c nose

d lips

c nose

100

The word easel was an extension of what original meaning?

a donkey

b painting

c chalkboard

d frame

d. frame

200

What French chemist gave the element, oxygen, its name?

a Carl Scheele

b Blaise Pascal

c Joseph Priestly

d Antoine Lavoisier

d Antoine Lavoisier

200

What division of the embryonic vertebrate brain will you find the hindbrain?

a first

b fourth

c second

d third

d third

200

The Laurentian Plateau is also known as what?

a. The Himalayas

b. Inner Mongolia

c. Canadian Shield

d. Guantanamo Bay

c. Canadian Shield

200

Someone who is "red blooded" would be described as?

a energetic

b angry

c smart

d shy

a energetic

200

Which occupation would most likely use a seine?

a. fisherman

b. baseball player

c. therapist

d. dentist

a. fisherman

300
What is the name of a national or international camping assembly of Boy Scouts?


a demure

b rankle

c reserved

d jamboree

d jamboree

300

How many times can a flashbulb be used?

a three

b one

c six

d two

b one

300

What is the capital of Bhutan?

a Brussels

b Thimphu

c Baku

d Dhaka

b Thimphu

300

Digitalis is prepared from the leaves of what common plants?

a foxgloves

b indian pipe

c peppermint

d milkweed 

a foxgloves

300

The poisonous  herb hemlock is related to what vegetable?

a carrots

b green beans

c squash

d kale

a carrots

400

Someone who sleeps all day could be described as a what?

a slam-bang

b paranoid

c mope

d frantic

c mope

400
Which of the following is NOT a quadruped?


a bird

b dog

c llama

d rabbit

a bird

400

The Vandals were a Germanic people who originally lived where?

a Australia

b Northern Europe

c Southern Europe

d Canada

b Northern Europe

400
A sump is a pit or reservoir serving as a container for what?


a rocks

b sand

c soil

d liquids

d liquids

400

What is the atomic number for the chemical element, neodymium?

a 6

b 35

c 42

d 60

d 60

500

Which star is the brightest star in the group of stars of Cygnus?

a Deneb

b neutron star

c Gemini

d protoplanet

a Deneb

500

How many miles long is the Arno River? 

a 241 miles

b 150 miles

c 200 miles

d 175 miles

b 150 miles

500

Where would you find a Portuguese man-of-war?

a underground

b battlefield

c the sea

d mountaintop

c the sea

500

Ephedrine is used as a salt in relieving all of the following EXCEPT?

a hay fever 

b muscle tension

c asthma

d nasal congestion

b muscle tension

500

What does a seismologist study?

a volcanoes

b sea animals

c earthquakes

d dinosaur fossils

c earthquakes