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History Quiz #334

Ancient and Modern History Quiz for 8 June 2015

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Q1. The first electric tramway in the former Russian Empire was established in 1892 where?

A
St Petersburg
B
Moscow
C
Novgorod
D
Kiev
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Q2. In Greek legend, Ulysses sailed safely between … what?

A
Hell and high water
B
Scylla and Charybdis
C
The Captain and Tenile
D
A rock and a hard place
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Q3. In 1818 Bernadotte became King Charles XIV of Sweden due to the influence of whom?

A
Rasputin
B
Napoleon I
C
George III
D
James Monroe
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Q4. What was the mission of the two Voyager spacecraft sent into space in 1977?

A
To examine the effects of prolonged space flight on astronauts
B
To examine the planet Mars
C
To establish the first in a series of OSCAR communication satellites
D
To study the remote solar system, the 4 giants of the outer system and eventually interstellar space
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Q5. When India gained its independence from Britain in 1947, some parts of the country were not independent until 1961; which of these were not one?

A
Goa
B
Mumbai
C
Daman
D
Diu
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Q6. Who was the second Stuart king on the English throne?

A
Charles II
B
James I
C
James II
D
Charles I
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Q7. Spain's war in 1898 with which power resulted in its loss of sovereignty over Cuba and the Philippine Islands?

A
U S A
B
England
C
France
D
Germany
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