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Question #1 (1 point)
A builder received a bridge loan for $72,500 at 12 percent interest. If his total interest costs were $5,075 how many months did it take to pay off the loan.
	5 months
	7 months
	12 months
	4 months

Question #2 (1 point)
Excluding religious works what is the worlds top selling book?
	Dictionary
	Encyclopedia
	Guinness Book of World Records
	Atlas

Question #3 (1 point)
Lizzie’s Ice Cream Corp. purchased supplies at a cost of $26,000 during 2006. At January 1, 2006, supplies on hand were $2,000. At December 31, 2006, supplies on hand are $2,300. Supplies expense for 2006 will be
	$43,000
	$20,000
	$70,000
	$25,700

Question #4 (1 point)
John works 4 days per week. He drives 10 miles round trip per day. If gas is $2.50 per gallon and his car gets 20 miles to the gallon, how much would he have spent on gasoline in 2 weeks getting back and forth to work?
	$10
	$11.75
	$13.50
	$12

Question #5 (1 point)
Gender roles refer to how we should act as males or females:
	True
	False

Question #6 (1 point)
In 1953 what was first successfully transmitted in the USA
	Blood
	Internet
	Colour Television
	Radio Waves

Question #7 (1 point)
The Sheffield Shield is competed for in which sport?
	Baseball
	Cricket
	La Liga
	Basketball

Question #8 (1 point)
Someone who studies earthquakes is known as a what?
	Geographist
	Earthquakecologist
	Seismologist
	Biologist

Question #9 (1 point)
Who discovered blood circulation
	William Harvey
	Christian Edwinger
	Bryan Adams
	Bill Cosby

Question #10 (1 point)
What in business terms is the IMF
	International Monetary Fund
	International Market Fund
	Internal Monitoring Figure
	International Musketeers Fable

Question #11 (1 point)
Agents of socialization include:
	Family
	Day Care
	All of the above
	The Media

Question #12 (1 point)
When listed in alphabetical order, what is the first country in the world?
Answer:

Question #13 (1 point)
Prior to the completion and opening of The Shard in London in 2012, the two tallest buildings in the E.U. were both found in which central European city?
	New York
	Frankfurt
	New Jersey
	Las Vegas

Question #14 (1 point)
What investment is necessary for a yield of $500 per month at 6 percent interest?
	$120,000.00
	$100,000.00
	$60,000.00
	$8,333.33

Question #15 (1 point)
If an animal were ruminating, what would it be doing?
	Giving birth
	Ovulating
	Eating the grass
	Chewing The Cud

Question #16 (1 point)
How many prime numbers are there between 10 and 100?
	13
	37
	42
	21

Question #17 (1 point)
The Oxford English Corpus has a list of the most common words in the English language. ‘The’ and ‘be’ are ranked number one and two. Which fleeting word is the most common noun in the English language?
	Name
	Time
	Place
	Moment

Question #18 (1 point)
How many papers were published in the SIGGRAPH 2007 Proceedings?
	108
	13
	251
	86

Question #19 (1 point)
What is Economics?
	The study of how people try to satisfy what appears to be seemingly unlimited and competing wants through the careful use of relatively scarce resources
	A rise in the general level of prices occurs, workers need more money to pay for good clothing and shelter
	Deals with behavior and decision making by small units, such as individuals and firms
	Employment, gross domestic product, inflation, economic growth, and the distribution of income

Question #20 (1 point)
Which of the following source documents would serve as evidence that supplies had been purchased on credit?
	Purchase invoice.
	Large companies are able to devote a substantial amount of resources to internal control systems because these companies have the assets to justify the cost.
	There is no count of cash after the clerks shift is over.
	Auditing to render an opinion on the fairness of financial statements

Question #21 (1 point)
What animals name translates as water horse
	Shark
	Blue Whale
	Sea Lion
	Hippopotamus

Question #22 (1 point)
Which 1993 Disney film starred Bet Middler as a witch
	Hocus Pocus
	Pinochio
	Cruela De Ville
	Cruela De Ville

Question #23 (1 point)
Which sign of the zodiac would you be if your birthday was on the 18th October?
	Libra
	Sagittarius
	Taurus
	Leo

Question #24 (1 point)
Theoretically, when extended to five dimensions, a ‘Black Hole’ becomes a black what?
	Liberia
	A ‘Polygon
	A ‘Black String’
	A ‘Black Box’

Question #25 (1 point)
With a capacity for about 150,000 spectators, what was the name given to the largest hippodrome or racecourse in ancient Rome?
	Ludus
	Roman Empire
	Circus Maximus
	Arena

Question #26 (1 point)
What is Scarcity?
	Extra cost of producing one additional unit of production
	Economic hardship
	Giving something up to hav
	The condition that results from society not having enough resources to produce all the things people would like to have

Question #27 (1 point)
Anabelle purchased a property for $175,000. She wishes to sell the property. If the total selling costs will equal 11 percent of the sale price, how much will the property have to appreciate in value for Anabelle to break even?
	$20,311
	$21,629
	$19,612
	$23,730

Question #28 (1 point)
Who was with Sir Edmund Hilary when he first climbed Everest?
	Sherpa Tensing Norgay
	Won Yang Tung
	Mio Miutura
	Lui Jing Yi

Question #29 (1 point)
Birds eggs are measured with _____________
	Weighing scales
	Scalar chains
	Cathode scales
	Oometer

Question #30 (1 point)
A peer group is defined as:
	None of the above
	Same-aged friends with similar interests and social positions
	The process in which adults learn new statuses and roles
	The process of stereotyping people based on their age

Question #31 (1 point)
Yuri Gagarin was the first man in space, who was the second?
	John Mathias
	Alan Shepard
	Henry Bodoski
	Apollo IX

Question #32 (1 point)
What is recognized as the main circuit board in a computer?
	The sound card
	The graphics card
	The CPU board
	The motherboard

Question #33 (1 point)
James and his friend went for fishing. They got six fishes without heads, nine fishes without the tail and eight fishes cut in two halves.How many fishes did they catch?
	5
	32
	0
	21

Question #34 (1 point)
A petri dish kept in a lab has a colony of healthy bacteria. Every bacterium divides itself into two in exactly two minutes. Now the colony started with a single cell at 2 pm. If the petri dish was exactly half full of bacteria at 3 pm, when will the dish become full of bacteria?
	4:00pm
	3:02pm
	4:15pm
	5:00pm

Question #35 (1 point)
On a 70 foot by 70 foot rectangular lot, the side yard building setbacks are 10 feet. The front yard setback is 25 feet, and the rear setback is 20 feet. What is the maximum square footage possible for a one story structure?
	2,350
	1,000
	745
	1,250

Question #36 (1 point)
The year 2013 started on a Tuesday. What will be the next year that starts on a Tuesday?
	2017
	2018
	2019
	2020

Question #37 (1 point)
Which American physicist is known as ‘the father of the atom bomb’?
	Charles Darwin
	Edward Perk
	James Bolinger
	J. Robert Oppenheimer

Question #38 (1 point)
What is the meaning of the acronym CPU?
	Creepy Pointed Unit
	Central Processing Unit
	Classic Processing Unit
	Computer Processing Unit

Question #39 (1 point)
How old is a horse when it changes from a filly to a mare?
	2 years
	5 years
	3 years
	4 years

Question #40 (1 point)
What is used when performing cryosurgery?
	Pincers
	Needle
	Syringe
	Extreme cold

Question #41 (1 point)
An eastern US port city, an ecosystem, a girls name, a river, a domestic cat breed and a type of woman’s dress. One word, 8 letters.
	Savannah
	Luanndar
	Stresand
	Brigette

Question #42 (1 point)
The name of which African country, once a colony called ‘German South-West Africa’, translated means ‘Area where there is nothing’?
	Namibia
	Liberia
	Somalia
	Kenya

Question #43 (1 point)
How many letters are there in the Greek alphabet?
	26
	30
	24
	28

Question #44 (1 point)
From 1889, when it supplanted the Washington Monument, until 1930, when it was passed by the Chrysler Building, what structure was the tallest man-made object in the world.
	Egyptian Sphinx
	Burj Khalifa
	Eiffel Tower
	Empire State Building

Question #45 (1 point)
What Italian habit did Thomas Coyrat introduce to England 1608?
	Eating with forks
	Wearing a nose ring
	Staging a buffalo fight
	Doing a cat walk

Question #46 (1 point)
Juliet an office manager was paid $1,000 per month plus 1/4 of one percent of all office sales. In November, she received $2,780. This amount was based on monthly sales of
	$712,000
	$912,000
	$1,112,000
	$556,000

Question #47 (1 point)
What is the most common blood type in humans?
	AB
	B
	A
	O

Question #48 (1 point)
What is the next number in the following sequence 4 16 5 25 6 36 7 49 8 _______
	26
	56
	64
	52

Question #49 (1 point)
How many legs (total ) does 4 dogs, 2 elephants, 15 cats, and 26 people have?
	142
	136
	110
	98

Question #50 (1 point)
A muster is a group of which birds
	Peacocks
	Pigeons
	Parrots
	Albatross

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