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  • 1. 

    On May 9, 2012, which artist had the most expensive contemporary art piece to be sold at auction for $86.9 million?

    • A.

      Mark Rothko

    • B.

      Edvard Much

    • C.

      Constantin Brancusi

    • D.

      Vincent Van Gogh

    Correct Answer
    A. Mark Rothko
  • 2. 

    What university developed a prototype bionic eye on May 14, 2012?

    • A.

      UCLA

    • B.

      MIT

    • C.

      Stanford University

    • D.

      Syracuse University

    Correct Answer
    C. Stanford University
  • 3. 

    What company signed a record breaking $559 million marketing deal with Manchester United on August 5, 2012?

    • A.

      Chrysler Motors

    • B.

      Marlboro

    • C.

      General Motors

    • D.

      Microsoft

    Correct Answer
    C. General Motors
  • 4. 

    What volcano in New Zealand erupted for the first time in a century?

    • A.

      Mount Stromboli

    • B.

      Sarychev Peak

    • C.

      Mount Tongariro

    • D.

      Mount Pinatubo

    Correct Answer
    C. Mount Tongariro
  • 5. 

    On August 16, 2012, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange was granted political asylum by what country?

    • A.

      Germany

    • B.

      Peru

    • C.

      Switzerland

    • D.

      Ecuador

    Correct Answer
    D. Ecuador
  • 6. 

    What two countries became members of the World Trade Organization on August 22, 2012?

    • A.

      Russia and Vanuatu

    • B.

      Turkey and Angola

    • C.

      Cuba and Tanzania

    • D.

      North Korea and Cyprus

    Correct Answer
    A. Russia and Vanuatu
  • 7. 

    What animal venom was found to be effective in relieving erectile dysfunction?

    • A.

      Cottonmouth

    • B.

      Black scorpion

    • C.

      Black widow

    • D.

      Banana spider

    Correct Answer
    D. Banana spider
  • 8. 

    Which country won the 40th FIDE Chess Olympiad on September 9,2012?

    • A.

      Russia

    • B.

      Germany

    • C.

      Greece

    • D.

      Armenia

    Correct Answer
    D. Armenia
  • 9. 

    On September 23, 2012, what country blocked the use of Google as a search engine?

    • A.

      Iraq

    • B.

      Afghanistan

    • C.

      Iran

    • D.

      China

    Correct Answer
    C. Iran
  • 10. 

    Which Formula One legend retired on October 4, 2012?

    • A.

      Fernando Alonso

    • B.

      Michael Schumacher

    • C.

      David Coulthard

    • D.

      Kimi Raikkonen

    Correct Answer
    B. Michael Schumacher
  • 11. 

    Who won the 2012 Nobel Prize for Literature?

    • A.

      Mo Yan

    • B.

      Ben Okri

    • C.

      Alice Munro

    • D.

      Haruki Murakami

    Correct Answer
    A. Mo Yan
  • 12. 

    What handheld gaming model was launched by Sony Playstation in Europe in 2012?

    • A.

      Nvidia Shield

    • B.

      Vita

    • C.

      Razer Edge

    • D.

      GameStick

    Correct Answer
    B. Vita

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