2. What does Paul the Apostle counsel us to do?
(a) 'Be credulous unto miracles.'
(b) 'Question not the word of God.'
(c) 'Prove all things.'
(d) 'Have faith.'

3. What fields did Maxwell make enormous contributions to?
(a) Mechanical engineering.
(b) Chemistry and astrology.
(c) Astronomy and physics.
(d) Biology and quantum physics.

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

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

6. How are scientists generally portrayed on television?
(a) Mad scientists.
(b) All of the above.
(c) Morally crippled.
(d) Insensitive to the feelings of others.

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

8. Who sets limits on human ingenuity?
(a) God.
(b) Governments.
(c) Scientists.
(d) Nature.

9. What are Maxwell's calculations written in?
(a) Multivariable calculus.
(b) Vector calculus.
(c) Algebraic calculus.
(d) Latin.

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

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

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

13. Where did lacrosse originate from?
(a) England.
(b) Native Americans.
(c) Africa.
(d) Aztecs.

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

15. How long did it take for history to pass from god-driven to human-driven?
(a) Just a few decades.
(b) One hundred thousand years or more.
(c) A few hundred years.
(d) A couple thousand years.