1. 8th
   14th
2. 1st
   5th

The First Amendment protects freedom of speech. This means that the government cannot make any law restricting this freedom and cannot punish people for exercising this right.

1. yes
2. no

While cat breeds are often not as big of a deal as dog breeds, they are still very much real and very distinctive. For example, a Siamese cat and a chartreux look entirely different.

1. Liszt
   Handel
2. Beethoven
   Tchaikovsky

Beethoven is one of the most famous composers who ever lived. He wrote "Ode to Joy," and some of the most famous music on earth, when he was going deaf.

1. yes
2. no

In 1996, Nic Cage won a Best Actor Academy Award for the film "Leaving Las Vegas." He was nominated for the same award for the 2003 film "Adaptation."

1. Estonia
   Thailand
2. Canada
   France

Paris is the capital city of France. It is a world famous city of art, food, culture and love.

1. "Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You"
   "Turn Me On"
2. "Thriller"
   "Personal Jesus"

This song by Michael Jackson is one of the biggest selling and most successful of all time. It features Vincent Price in a chilling vocal cameo.

1. Thomas Jefferson
   Sojourner Truth
2. George Washington
   Alexander Hamilton

The face of Alexander Hamilton is on the tenner. He was the first US Secretary of the treasury.

1. Oscar Wilde
   Maya Angelou
2. JD Salinger
   William Shakespeare

"The Catcher In The Rye" is a novel written by JD Salinger. It was published as a novel in 1951.

1. King Ahab
   King Joseph
2. King Solomon
   King Saul

King Solomon prayed to God for the wisdom to rule his people. In turn, God said he would give him more wisdom than anyone ever had before or will have again.

1. pyramids
   mansions
2. bowling alleys
   a statue of Zeus

The ancient Egyptians famously built large pyramids. Many of them were tombs for royalty.

1. cow's milk
   chicken
2. eggs
   all of the above

Vegans do not eat or use any products derived from animals. This includes things like leather, makeup tested on animals and cuts of meat.

1. Muhammad
   Solomon
2. Krishna
   Jesus

Muhammad is the most important figure in all of Islam. He transcribed the Koran.

1. Yes
2. No

Canada is actually one of the most oil-rich countries on earth. Only Venezuela and Saudi Arabia have larger oil reserves.

1. "Ate-Burg"
   "Ed-in-burr-uh"
2. Attin-burg
   Aye-thin-boro

Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland. It's a small rainy city known for its old architecture.

1. on stalks
   from trees
2. buried under ground
   on winding vines

The popular and trendy avocado in fact grows on trees. But are they vegetables or fruits?

1. the mean
   The Pythagorean Theorem
2. volume
   slope

This is a basic algebraic equation used to find the slope of a line. Teens often come across this in school.

1. Chaucer
   Rowling
2. Hammurabi
   Shakespeare

Shakespeare was an English playwright. He invented many words English speakers use today, like lonely.

1. yes
2. no

Different parts of the new testament are ascribed to different authors both historically and according to religious tradition. The events of Jesus's life are described by others.

1. menstruation
   ovulation
2. cessation
   syncopation

Ovulation is when a woman is most likely to get pregnant. Many women who are trying to conceive keep track of this cycle.

1. footiewootie
   rugby
2. bounce ball
   football

Outside America, soccer is called variants of football. There is a big difference between American football and the football the rest of the world enjoys.

1. car
2. airplane

Statistically far more people get hurt or die while in a car than in an airplane. This is partially because far more people drive than take airplanes.

1. brown
   black
2. red
   blonde

Statistically, most of the world is Asian, which often, but not always, means dark hair. While people from all backgrounds can potentially be born with red hair, it is such a recessive gene that it is uncommon.

1. The Lady of Shallot
   Ragnarok
2. King Arthur
   Hades and Persephone

The Film "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" is a comedy classic. This 1975 spoof of Arthurian legend has a global cult following.

1. a peninsula
   an island
2. mountainous
   prone to tornados

Florida is a peninsula. This means that it is a piece of land surrounded by water on 3 sides.

1. "The Simpsons"
   "Home Improvement"
2. "Seinfeld"
   "ER"

"The Simpsons" has nearly 30 seasons, making it the longest-running scripted show on American primetime TV. It has had over 600 episodes.

1. yes
2. no

Marilyn Monroe is often remembered as a glamorous natural beauty, but this is not entirely accurate. She had a nose job and surgery on her chin to change their appearance.

1. Mexico
   California
2. Japan
   Germany

The US dropped atom bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. This was the only time nuclear weapons have been used in warfare.

1. Australia
   Europe
2. Asia
   The Americas

The Middle Eastern world is usually considered to include North Africa and parts of Western Asia. Most of it is actually in Asia.

1. disease
   math
2. sports
   a secret government operation

PEMDAS is the order of operations used to solve math problems. That would be Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, and Subtraction.

1. pounds
   euros
2. rupees
   rubles

In the UK, pounds are used. This includes England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland.

1. German shepherd
   Old English bulldog
2. Corgi
   Chihuahua

German shepherds are a distinctive and popular breed. They are also quite large.

1. J.K. Rowling
   Margaret Atwood
2. Penelope Cruz
   Gillian Anderson

British author JK Rowling wrote the Harry Potter books. She is now one of the richest people on earth.

1. Uruguay
   China
2. Canada
   Portugal

Montevideo is the capital of the South American country Uruguay. It is the country's largest city, with a population of over 1 million.

1. Steve Jobs
   Thomas Jefferson
2. Vladimir Putin
   Mark Zuckerberg

Mark Zuckerberg is the most famous inventor of Facebook. It began as a way for men to rank their female classmates.

1. Marco Polo
   Thomas Jefferson
2. Christopher Columbus
   Eugene Levy

Thomas Jefferson first had macaroni and cheese while working on US government business in France. He liked it so much that he brought the idea back to the states with him.