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

3. What does SDI stand for?
(a) Solar Density Inhibitor.
(b) Stealth Death Initiator.
(c) Star Destroyer Interdictor.
(d) Strategic Defense Initiative.

4. Who was Stalin's rival?
(a) Karl Marx.
(b) Leon Trotsky.
(c) Vladimir Lenin.
(d) Fritz Platten.

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

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

7. According to the Nation of Islam, who created white people?
(a) A mad scientist.
(b) Allah.
(c) Ares.
(d) Asians.

8. How is the name 'Spee' pronounced?
(a) Shpay.
(b) Phee.
(c) Su-peh.
(d) Spea.

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

10. What piece of technology existed in 1860?
(a) The internal combustion engine.
(b) The telegraph.
(c) The radio.
(d) The television.

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

12. What was Edward Teller an advocate of?
(a) The Super.
(b) Racist policies.
(c) Nuclear disarmament.
(d) Nazi Germany.

13. In a year, how many school days are there in Japan compared to the 180 of the United States?
(a) 230.
(b) 301.
(c) 365.
(d) 243.

14. In what year was the Alien and Sedition Act created?
(a) 1798.
(b) 2002.
(c) 1812.
(d) 1942.

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