2. What other use for nuclear weapons was suggested by Edward Teller?
(a) Construction.
(b) Cooking.
(c) Home heating.
(d) Fireworks displays.

3. What does the Bible condone?
(a) Murder.
(b) Slavery.
(c) Heresy.
(d) Witchcraft.

4. What did the United States have in its early years?
(a) The largest economy on the planet.
(b) One of the highest literacy rates in the world.
(c) A sprawling entertainment industry.
(d) A serious problem with crop circles.

5. Who do not know enough not to ask important questions?
(a) Children.
(b) Scientists.
(c) Teachers.
(d) Priests.

6. Who was the scientific director of the Manhattan project?
(a) Albert Einstein.
(b) J. Robert Oppenheimer.
(c) Franklin D. Roosevelt.
(d) Harry S. Truman.

7. Who was Frederick Bailey?
(a) A police officer.
(b) A landowner.
(c) A slave.
(d) A murderer.

8. What do we do when we discourage children from science?
(a) Destroy them.
(b) Disenfranchise them.
(c) Dishearten them.
(d) Disable them.

9. What can diminish a child's ability to understand and learn?
(a) Television.
(b) Parental drug use.
(c) Poor nutrition.
(d) Physical abuse.

10. What nation is the best-entertained nation on Earth?
(a) Japan.
(b) The United States.
(c) France.
(d) England.

11. Why has quantum mechanics not been popularized?
(a) Quantum mechanics has been popularized, and it is very popular.
(b) It is very difficult for ordinary people to understand.
(c) Its implications are unsettling.
(d) It is excruciatingly boring.

12. What is a single ratings point worth in prime time advertising dollars?
(a) Hundreds of millions.
(b) Practically nothing.
(c) Tens of thousands.
(d) Millions.

13. What causes magnetism?
(a) Mesmerism.
(b) Maxwell's demon.
(c) Electricity.
(d) Magentic fluid.

14. When was the last execution for witchcraft in America?
(a) 1610.
(b) 1692.
(c) 1745.
(d) 1684.

15. What advantage does science have over history?
(a) Societal importance.
(b) Experimentation.
(c) A lack of bias.
(d) Objectivity.