3. How did Albert Einstein describe Linus Pauling?
(a) A 'real genius.'
(b) A 'real jerk.'
(c) A 'real friend.'
(d) A 'real pain.'

4. Who is Shirley MacLaine?
(a) A skeptic and actress.
(b) A film producer and actress.
(c) A New Age guru and actress.
(d) A scientist and actress.

5. How could James Clerk Maxwell be described as?
(a) A nerd.
(b) A stylish dresser.
(c) All of the above.
(d) Ugly.

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

7. What is CSICOP?
(a) A secret government program to create a robot police officer.
(b) A skeptic's organization.
(c) A support organization for wounded cops.
(d) A group of UFO enthusiasts.

8. According to Alan Cromer, why is science difficult?
(a) It's elitist.
(b) It's incomprehensible.
(c) It's too broad.
(d) It's new.

9. Where did the experimental nature of science come from?
(a) The Aztecs.
(b) India.
(c) China.
(d) Ancient Greece.

10. What do chimps insert reeds into in order to get protein?
(a) Termite mounds.
(b) BBQ pits.
(c) Bee hives.
(d) Grub burrows.

11. According to Sagan, what is the skeptical movement's main weakness?
(a) A small membership.
(b) A lack of understanding of popular media and human nature.
(c) Conceitedness.
(d) An 'US vs. Them' idea.

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

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

14. Where is Carlos to appear?
(a) England.
(b) Africa.
(c) Australia.
(d) America.

15. What children's game is similar to the way we pass information without reading?
(a) Hopscotch.
(b) Telephone.
(c) Hide-and-seek.
(d) Monopoly.