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Question 1: Advertising of which product was banned from UK television in 1965?
Answer a: Whisky
Answer b: Cigarettes
Answer c: Chocolate
Answer d: Eggs

Question 2: A series of events referred to as "the troubles" begins in what country?
Answer a: Scotland
Answer b: Wales
Answer c: Ireland
Answer d: Northern Ireland

Question 3: Why was John Chapman called Johnny Appleseed?
Answer a: He wore apple-red clothes
Answer b: He grew apples in the prison yard
Answer c: He introduced apples to much of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois
Answer d: He discovered the Macintosh and the Granny Smith

Question 4: Where were the parents of future New York governor Mario Cuomo from?
Answer a: Mexico
Answer b: Cuba
Answer c: Italy
Answer d: Greece

Question 5: Who tried to find the bullet in James A. Garfield with an induction-balance electrical device?
Answer a: Joseph Henry
Answer b: Wallace Carothers
Answer c: Alexander Graham Bell
Answer d: Edwin H. Armstrong

Question 6: What was the world's largest city in 900 AD?
Answer a: Ayutthaya
Answer b: Paris
Answer c: Baghdad
Answer d: Liverpool

Question 7: What was the name of James A. Garfield's Vice President?
Answer a: James G. Blaine
Answer b: Roscoe Conkling
Answer c: Thomas Hendricks
Answer d: Chester A. Arthur

Question 8: What was the name given to the American female telephone operators?
Answer a: Greeting Girls
Answer b: Talk Girls
Answer c: Speaking Girls
Answer d: Hello Girls

Question 9: Michael Jackson was what age when he passed away?
Answer a: 45
Answer b: 55
Answer c: 40
Answer d: 50

Question 10: How many people were sadly killed in the Hindenburg Disaster in 1937?
Answer a: 35
Answer b: 4
Answer c: 201
Answer d: 108

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