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Questions 1-5 of 25:

When did the RAND Corporation become home to many distinguished scientists? (from The RAND Corporation)

1943.

1960s.

1950s.

1947.

Which game had a biblical example of how it is played in Chapter 11? (from Chapter 11 More on Social Dilemmas)

Kriegspiel.

Divide the cake.

Chicken.

Bully.

What General believed it was justified to use nuclear weapons in Korea to prevent a North Korean and Chinese victory? (from Chapter 7 1950)

Eisenhower.

MacArthur.

LeMay.

Pershing.

Axelrod's tournaments solicited programs from scientists all around ___. (from Chapter 12 Survival of the Fittest)

The United States.

His State.

D.C.

The world.

Which one of von Neumann's colleagues' family had been a member of the House of Lords? (from Chapter 4 The Bomb)

Russell.

Alchian.

Flood.

Nash.

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