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Who founded Kentucky Fried Chicken?
- Ray Kroc
- Colonel Sanders
- Kenneth Cole
- Barrack Obama

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The United States of America, frequently known as the United States of America, is the world's most powerful economic and dominant military power. In the United States, there are fifty states in which a state is an essential political entity. The United state is currently ruled by Donald Trump. Click to answer this American General Quiz.

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What American city has a name that means "Red Stick" in French?
- Alexandria
- New Orleans
- Ruston
- Baton Rouge
Correct Answer

A. Baton Rouge

Explanation

Baton Rouge is the correct answer because it is the capital city of Louisiana and its name translates to "Red Stick" in French. The city got its name from a red cypress post that marked the boundary between two Native American tribes. The French explorers called it "le bâton rouge" which eventually became the city's name.

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What was the first word of the Gettysburg Address?
- Proposition
- Dear
- Fourscore
- Liberty
Correct Answer

A. Fourscore

Explanation

The first word of the Gettysburg Address was "Fourscore". This is the correct answer because the Gettysburg Address famously begins with the phrase "Four score and seven years ago" which refers to eighty-seven years. The word "Fourscore" is a more concise way of expressing this concept and sets the tone for the rest of Lincoln's speech.

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4.

Whose heart grew three sizes on Christmas Day?
- Santa Claus
- Grinch
- Bees
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. Grinch

Explanation

The correct answer is Grinch. In the story "How the Grinch Stole Christmas!" by Dr. Seuss, the Grinch is initially portrayed as a mean and selfish character who despises Christmas. However, on Christmas Day, his heart undergoes a transformation and grows three sizes, symbolizing his change of heart and newfound love for the holiday. This transformation leads him to return all the stolen presents and join the Whos in their celebration, showing the power of love and kindness.

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5.

What company is the largest maker of greeting cards in the US?
- God's Greeting Cards
- My Touch
- Hallmark Cards
- Punch Street
Correct Answer

A. Hallmark Cards

Explanation

Hallmark Cards is the largest maker of greeting cards in the US. They have established a strong presence in the market and have a wide range of greeting card options for various occasions. Their brand recognition and reputation contribute to their dominance in the industry.

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What does the R stand for in NRA?
- Rifle
- Refill
- Reveal
- Right
Correct Answer

A. Rifle

Explanation

The R in NRA stands for Rifle. The National Rifle Association (NRA) is an American organization that advocates for gun rights and firearm safety. The association is known for its support of the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution, which protects the right to bear arms. The term "rifle" refers to a type of firearm that has a long barrel and is fired from the shoulder, typically with rifling in the barrel to improve accuracy.

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Which Little Rascal had a piece of hair that stuck straight up?
- Waldo
- Darla
- Alfalfa
- Porky
Correct Answer

A. Alfalfa

Explanation

Alfalfa is the correct answer because he is known for having a piece of hair that sticks straight up. This iconic hairstyle is one of the defining characteristics of the character Alfalfa in the Little Rascals series.

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Which U.S. state did Bill Clinton govern?
- Arkansas
- California
- Illinois
- Maryland
Correct Answer

A. Arkansas

Explanation

Bill Clinton governed the state of Arkansas.

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9.

Who is the baby in the Simpsons?
- Lisa Simpsons
- Maggie Simpsons
- Marge Simpsons
- Bart Simpsons
Correct Answer

A. Maggie Simpsons

Explanation

Maggie Simpson is the baby in the Simpsons. She is the youngest member of the Simpson family and is known for her pacifier and her ability to communicate through sucking noises. Maggie is often seen getting into various misadventures and is a beloved character in the show.

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What was the first name of the first First Lady of the U.S.?
- Stewart
- Martha
- Mary
- Dandridge
Correct Answer

A. Martha

Explanation

Martha is the correct answer because she was the first First Lady of the United States. Martha Washington, wife of President George Washington, served as the inaugural First Lady from 1789 to 1797. She played an important role in shaping the role of the First Lady and setting precedents for future First Ladies.

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