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WSC Review_Old Questions

Total questions: 128

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1.

Which of these chemicals would be the most likely to be used in aerosol injection?

a)

Sulfuric acid

b)

Ozone

c)

Hydrochloric acid

d)

Carbon dioxide

e)

Aluminium oxide

2.

Which of the following nations is ruled in a way MOST similar to a pareage?

a)

Monaco

b)

San Mario

c)

Liechtenstein

d)

Malta

e)

Andorra

3.

Which process did the U.S. use in an attempt to increase the length of the Vietnam Monsoon season?

a)

cloud seeding

b)

high albedo crops

c)

fog harps

d)

marine cloud brightening

e)

hail cannon

4.

What is the effect called by which polar ice is melted, increasing the severity of global warming?

a)

Ice albedo feedback

b)

Radiative forcing

c)

Space sunshades

d)

Ocean mirror

e)

High albedo crops

5.

If these two brothers tragically shoot each other, their deaths would be MOST similar to those of:

a)

Hatshepsut and

Tuthmosis III

b)

Romulus and Remus

c)

Captain America and Iron Man

d)

Guan Yu and Zhuge Liang

e)

Alaric and Eric

6.

What is the minimum number of people that you would need to have on a generation ship?

a)

Roughly 10

b)

Roughly 50

c)

Roughly 100

d)

Roughly 500

e)

Roughly 1000

7.

Which of these concepts does an artificial magnetosphere depend on?

a)

Lagrange Points

b)

Space Mirrors

c)

Super-Habitable Planets

d)

Super-Earth Planets

e)

Atmosphere Thickening / Removal

8.

Which of these terraforming methods would not result in an increase in the surface temperature of the planet?

a)

nitrogen importation

b)

atmosphere thickening

c)

artificial magnetospheres

d)

space mirrors

e)

interplanetary contamination

9.

What would stop a nation from claiming Mars as their territory?

a)

MarsOne

b)

The Space Police

c)

The Outer Space Treaty

d)

Biocentrism Supporters

e)

The Artemis Project

10.

What is the only biome on the planet Endor?

a)

swamp

b)

forest

c)

desert

d)

mountains

e)

tundra

11.

If you saw a Hungarian Boomerang Potato depicted in one of Julie Green's artworks, you could infer that it:

a)

was intended to show awareness of diverse cuisines

b)

referenced a meal request from a convicted criminal

c)

meant to draw attention to polluting agricultural practices

d)

acted as a metaphor for global malnourishment

e)

commiserated the potato's extinction

12.

If humans change the trajectory of a comet to hit a planet, it will probably be to...

a)

stabilize the planet's orbit

b)

test the physical constraints of a manned landing

c)

add water and CO2 to the planet's atmosphere

d)

help the planet reach the next Kardashev Scale stage

e)

tilt the planet to melt its ice caps

13.

Which of these sculptures would Mikhail Bopposov most likely create this year (2022)?

a)

Giant Manure Pig

b)

Giant Manure Rat

c)

Giant Manure Donkey

d)

Giant Manure Tiger

e)

Giant Manure Monkey

14.

What did the Tate Modern building originally house?

a)

a power plant

b)

a printing press

c)

a mural

d)

a salt refinery

e)

an animation studio

15.

What would be the most likely criticism of Mural in Reactor No. 5?

a)

It doesn't fulfill its original purpose.

b)

It isn't art because no one gets to see it.

c)

We don't know who the artist was.

d)

It isn't original in any way.

e)

The subject is unidentifiable.

16.

Which artist would support the idea of geoengineering?

a)

Jack Levine

b)

Zhang Daquian

c)

Barti Kher

d)

Zachary Skinner

e)

Cecilia Gimenez

17.

Which artist uses data within their artwork?

a)

Guido Van Helten

b)

Jill Pelto

c)

Julie Green

d)

Muhammad Ansi

e)

Ibrahim El-Salahi

18.

Which of these songs is a four chords song?

a)

Ayiptama

b)

The Man Who Sold the World

c)

Peggy Sue

d)

Miss Atomic Bomb

e)

I'm Yours

19.

From what movie series does the song "Bladelight" come?

a)

Star Trek

b)

Dr. Who

c)

Star Wars

d)

Friends

e)

Ghostbusters

20.

Which singer would be most interested in Argon Energy?

a)

Kate Bush

b)

Elton John

c)

Dmitri Shostakovich

d)

Riit

e)

Joni Mitchell

21.

"Ding Dong! The Witch is Dead" had a resurgence in popularity after the death of which world leader?

a)

Idi Amin

b)

Margaret Thatcher

c)

Evita Peron

d)

Helen Clark

e)

Theresa May

22.

Which song's narrator would support genetic engineering and augmentation of humanity?

a)

Big Yellow Taxi

b)

Who I'd Be

c)

Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word

d)

The Future Soon

e)

Mural in Reactor No. 5

23.

The creator of "Inauguration" would want to hear which of these poems?

a)

New Year

b)

Praise Song for the Day

c)

Burning the Old Year

d)

Urban Renewal

e)

Ms. Midas

24.

If Nikos Kazantzakis was to write a sequel to Henry V, what would he call it?

a)

Henry VI

b)

Henry V, Part 2

c)

Henry V: A Modern Sequel

d)

Henry IV

e)

Henry V: Return of the King

25.

In what nation is Echeverría set?

a)

Spain

b)

Italy

c)

Mexico

d)

Chile

e)

Panama

26.

Which of these major characters in the Marvel Cinematic Universe had the actor who played them change?

a)

Iron Man

b)

Loki

c)

Thor

d)

Captain America

e)

Black Widow

27.

Which text includes the idea of suspended animation?

a)

The Sliced-Crosswise Only-On-Tuesday World

b)

I Dreamed All Day

c)

Echeverria

d)

A Map To The Next World

e)

Burning the Old Year

28.

What is the process of making a text "family friendly" also known as?

a)

Shakespearising

b)

Rebooting

c)

Bowdlerising

d)

Revising

e)

Cleaning

29.

Who is Abe Ape's apology addressed to in "My Apology"?

a)

Native Americans

b)

Maiori

c)

Aboriginees

d)

Han Chinese

e)

Afghani refugees

30.

What is Galaxy's Edge?

a)

A poem

b)

A movie

c)

A theme park

d)

A TV show

e)

None of the above

31.

Which of these is an example of the Diderot Effect?

a)

Wearing the same clothes that everyone else is wearing.

b)

Forgetting to feed the dog.

c)

Buying a new shirt and immediately looking for new shoes.

d)

Reply All email storms

e)

Old Scholars not using the term "lollipop."

32.

What age did a Spotify study find you stop listening to new music?

a)

13

b)

23

c)

33

d)

43

e)

53

33.

Which of these did WIPP not consider to indicate the presence of dangerous nuclear waste at a specific site?

a)

A nuclear priesthood

b)

Radioactive cats

c)

Codes encoded within Plant DNA

d)

An artificial moon

e)

Signs in English with very large font

34.

Which of these alphabets has Kazhakstan not had as their official alphabet?

a)

Cyrrilic

b)

Arabic

c)

Latin

d)

Chinese characters

e)

They've used all the above alphabets

35.

Fast fashion : Rental Clothing

a)

Fashionable : Unfashionable

b)

Expensive : Cheap

c)

Unsustainable : Sustainable

d)

Temporary : Permanent

e)

Old : New

36.

Which of these nations has a law against planned obsolescence?

a)

United States

b)

United Kingdom

c)

France

d)

Russia

e)

China

37.

This video was created by an editor who found an interview and turned it into a song. Why might one argue that this song is NOT a remix?

a)

It does not fully interpolate the source material.

b)

The song was not made by the person from the original video.

c)

The song draws from multiple different original videos.

d)

The source material was not another song.

e)

The singer is not the owner of the video.

38.

If the average hemline of dresses was getting lower, what would George Taylor say?

a)

There must be a high demand for materials!

b)

There must be a global economic downturn!

c)

This is the Bandwagon Effect!

d)

This is so last year, and truly unstylish!

e)

There aren't enough laborers working in real jobs!

39.

In what way was the word "daydream" created?

a)

Abbreviation

b)

Compounding

c)

Back Formation

d)

Loanword

e)

Eponym

40.

The final scene of "Mad Men" features which major brand of drink?

a)

Pepsi

b)

Sprite

c)

Coca-Cola

d)

Doctor Pepper

e)

Budweiser

41.

The Komagata Maru was a ship that was turned away from Canada after travelling from which country?

a)

India

b)

United Kingdom

c)

Hong Kong

d)

Japan

e)

Malaysia

42.

Which of these would have been something to learn from the failure of the Mars Climate Orbiter?

a)

Keep an eye on 16-bit integer values.

b)

Make sure that your coder has experience with real-time systems.

c)

Consider that humans may easily get bored.

d)

Be careful about what units you use.

e)

Take time whilst debugging your code

43.

Which former U.S. presidential candidate made the gaffe of oversharing by livestreaming a trip to the dentist?

a)

Andrew Yang

b)

Beto O'Rourke

c)

Hillary Clinton

d)

John DeLaney

e)

Joe Biden

44.

What tool was used when performing a "lobotomy?"

a)

scalpel

b)

hammer

c)

tweezer

d)

icepick

e)

jackhammer

45.

What issue was the Scott vs Sanford case based around?

a)

Freedom from slavery

b)

U.S. independence

c)

Women's voting rights

d)

Gerrymandering

e)

Mistakes in court cases

46.

In which nation did the Chernobyl incident occur?

a)

Russia

b)

Kazakhstan

c)

Ukraine

d)

China

e)

Belarus

47.

How many soldiers participated in the Great Emu War?

a)

3

b)

30

c)

300

d)

3000

e)

30000

48.

What does a parasomniac do in their sleep?

a)

Procrastinate

b)

Send Reply All Emails

c)

Sleepwalk

d)

Text

e)

Make Food

49.

What would Isaac Asimov say if you got a question wrong in a test?

a)

A perfect example of parapraxis.

b)

You weren't wrong, the answer was simply incomplete.

c)

Focus on your successes, not your mistakes.

d)

That wrong answer would score much better in America.

e)

Do not let this affect your ego.

50.

MissingNo is a glitch from which game series?

a)

Pokémon

b)

Super Mario Bros

c)

Donkey Kong

d)

Pac-Man

e)

Tetris

51.

When did male preference for the succession of the British crown end?

a)

1823

b)

1873

c)

1923

d)

1973

e)

2013

52.

Which nation always has a co-ruler?

a)

Lithuainia

b)

San Marino

c)

Andorra

d)

Malta

e)

Monaco

53.

What was unusual about the succession of Alibaba's CEO?

a)

He left of his own accord.

b)

He acted as an aggressor when choosing his successor.

c)

More than one person claimed to be the successor.

d)

No one wanted to be his successor.

e)

He had to be physically forced to leave.

54.

How does one become the Supreme Sorcerer?

a)

Defeat the current one in a fight to the death.

b)

Gain more magical skill or ambient magical energy than the current one.

c)

Be chosen by your universe.

d)

Live for 150 years.

e)

Pass a test set by the Gods.

55.

Which of these fictional successions is the most democratic?

a)

King Arthur

b)

The Choosing

c)

The Flame and Commander

d)

All Might and Midayora

e)

Rand Al'Thor

56.

Why was Trevor Noah criticized when he was chosen to host The Today Show?

a)

He'd made inappropriate jokes before.

b)

He didn't get on well with the producer.

c)

People didn't consider him funny.

d)

He was a rather unknown comedian.

e)

He was too old to host the show.

57.

How many "families" dominated the US organized crime scene in the late 1900s?

a)

One

b)

Two

c)

Three

d)

Four

e)

Five

58.

What position did Alexander Haig have that stopped him from succeeding President Ronald Reagan?

a)

Vice-President

b)

Speaker of the House

c)

Secretary of State

d)

Head of Congress

e)

Secretary of Finance

59.

Who succeeded and preceded Chilean leader Sebastian Pinera?

a)

Michelle Bachlet

b)

Augusto Pinochet

c)

Zinedine Zidane

d)

Jerry Yang

e)

Gavin Belson

60.

Who succeeded Genghis Khan?

a)

his daughter

b)

his wife

c)

his son

d)

his grandson

e)

his brother

61.

Which of these famous artists would be most interested in Auguste Rodin's work?

a)

Leonardo Da Vinci

b)

Michelangelo

c)

Pablo Picasso

d)

Claude Monet

e)

Giuseppe Castiglione

62.

"Gone With the Wind" helped inspire which of these artist's works?

a)

Barti Kher

b)

Zhang Daqian

c)

Abanindranath Tagore

d)

Roger Kastel

e)

Jack Levine

63.

If you wished to view "Speedee", where would you most likely go?

a)

Downey, Los Angeles

b)

London, England

c)

Copenhagen, Denmark

d)

Tbilisi, Georgia

e)

Zhengzhou, China

64.

Cape Town's Grain Silo Complex is now primarily a...

a)

hotel

b)

fancy restaurant

c)

apartment complex

d)

art museum

e)

political building

65.

Elizabeth Alexander would probably be most interested in viewing which of these artists' works?

a)

Guido van Helten

b)

Karl Bodek

c)

Massoud Hassani

d)

Jack Levine

e)

Ai WeiWei

66.

Igor Kostin is commemorated in which other artists' work?

a)

Massoud Hassani

b)

Zachary Skinner

c)

Guido van Helten

d)

Diego Rivera

e)

Julie Green

67.

Based on her featured work, which of these causes would Julie Green most likely support?

a)

Evironmental Conservation

b)

Species Preservation

c)

Voting rights for minority groups

d)

Indigenous reparation campaigns

e)

Removal of the death penalty

68.

A group of scientists examining climate change in the US might be most interested in which of these artists' work?

a)

Jill Pelto

b)

Muhammad Ansi

c)

Kurt Conrad Löw

d)

Diego Rivera

e)

All of the above

69.

Which of these lines best captures the message of Bei Dao's work?

a)

"A New Year, a New You"

b)

"The End of an Era, the Beginning of another"

c)

"A welcome time of opportunity and gratitude"

d)

"Remember your past as you walk towards the future"

e)

All of the above

70.

Which of the following selections is entirely instrumental?

a)

"Qaumajuapik"

b)

1812 Overture

c)

St. Matthew Passion

d)

"Who I'd Be"

e)

"Hugin and Munin"

71.

As opposed to earlier miniatures, The Passing of Shah Jahan can BEST be described as

a)

emotional

b)

large

c)

urban

d)

religious

e)

detailed

72.

Adaptive reuse would be LEAST suitable for a building

a)

built over polluted soil

b)

made from reclaimed materials

c)

without an emergency exit

d)

designed to run on solar power

e)

with corroded support beams

73.

Which selection is part of the same franchise as "Bladelight"?

a)

"New Year's Day"

b)

Matrix of Leadership

c)

The Empire Strikes Back

d)

"The Future Soon"

e)

Witcher II

74.

Which selection was part of a movie-to-musical adaptation?

a)

"Ding-Dong! The Witch is Dead"

b)

"Amelie"

c)

"Bladelight"

d)

"A Rumor in St. Petersburg"

e)

"A New Argentina"

75.

Which of the following selections MOST closely links art and science?

a)

Zodiac Heads

b)

Tate Modern

c)

Gulf of Main Temperature Variability

d)

Geo Co Lab

e)

The Thinker

76.

Which selection's title is MOST ironic?

a)

Reborn Sounds of Childhood Dreams

b)

"Sorry Seems to be the Hardest Word"

c)

Impossible Triangle

d)

"Don't Stop Me Now"

e)

Last Supper

77.

How do Evita and Jesus Christ Superstar differ from CATS, although all are new versions of Andrew Lloyd Webber works?

a)

They were musicals

b)

They were not remakes

c)

They used a lot of CGI

d)

They were successful

e)

They won no Oscar awards

78.

What genre is "Sanctuary"?

a)

fantasy

b)

romance

c)

thriller

d)

science fiction

e)

tragicomedy

79.

In which pair are the forms MOST related?

a)

telenovela/novelization

b)

franchise/reboot

c)

video game/anime film

d)

radio drama/podcast

e)

remake/serial

80.

Compared to the work on which it was based, a sidequel is MOST likely to have the same

a)

characters

b)

time

c)

setting

d)

plot

e)

director

81.

"Praise Song for the Day" was written for a(n):

a)

building

b)

inauguration

c)

protest

d)

memorial

e)

revolution

82.

What process does "Urban Renewal" describe?

a)

demolition

b)

tunneling

c)

bricklaying

d)

automation

e)

mining

83.

"A Map to the Next World" is primarily a

a)

recipe for a spell

b)

list of places

c)

response to modernization

d)

set of instructions

e)

recounting of history

84.

Which of the following poems was translated into English?

a)

"A Map to the Next World"

b)

"We Lived Happily During the War"

c)

"Whereas"

d)

"Finale"

e)

"New Year"

85.

What meaning does "Whereas" have in the poem?

a)

because of a particular fact

b)

in opposition to

c)

it being the case that

d)

taking under advisement that

e)

necessarily

86.

Which two groups fought in the wars of the Roses?

a)

the Stuarts and the Hanovarians

b)

the Angevians and Tudors

c)

the Yorks and Lancasters

d)

the Suffolks and the Stuarts

e)

the Normans and the Windsors

87.

Why did the Bourbon monarchy need to be restored?

a)

The Capetians had claimed the French throne

b)

Louis XVI died without an heir

c)

It had lost the War of Spanish Succession

d)

Amadeo I had abdicated the throne

e)

The French Revolution had overthrown it

88.

A designated survivor must

a)

not be associated with a political party

b)

be in the line of succession

c)

be unmarried

d)

not be a public figure

e)

be an elected official

89.

Why was the 2013 papal succession unusual?

a)

The smoke signal was not used

b)

The election was by compromise

c)

The previous pope was still alive

d)

It elected the first non-European pope

e)

It took only one round of voting

90.

Unlike other forms of dual rule, co-regency is

a)

unlawful

b)

temporary

c)

unelected

d)

unstable

e)

single-gendered

91.

The Mafia Commission essentially served to

a)

limit opposition

b)

deter coups

c)

protect trade

d)

work with the police

e)

hide undeclared income

92.

Which of the following terms contains a contradiction?

a)

silent coup

b)

constitutional coup

c)

corporate coup

d)

coup de grace

e)

coup de force

93.

In which of the following countries is a CEO’s successor MOST likely to be a relative?

a)

United States

b)

South Korea

c)

Canada

d)

England

e)

France

94.

Which of the following factors BEST explains why Americans keep voting for Kennedys?

a)

wealth

b)

centrism

c)

racism

d)

name recognition

e)

political networks

95.

Which of the following companies still has a relative of its founder on its board?

a)

Kellogg's

b)

Ford

c)

Standard Oil

d)

Apple

e)

US Steel

96.

Which of the following mistakes would effective debugging have prevented?

a)

Phishing

b)

MissingNo

c)

Radioactive cosmetics

d)

Tesla autopilot crashes

e)

Card misprints

97.

Which of the following scenarios is the BEST example of a Freudian slip?

a)

A politician knowingly lies to the public

b)

A student calls his teacher “mom”

c)

A website uses a misleading headline for clicks

d)

A friend misinterprets a text message

e)

A businessman forgets his colleague's name

98.

Which of the following statements is a good example of how NOT to apologize?

a)

“I’m sorry I used that insult”

b)

"I'm sorry if I made you feel invisible"

c)

"I'm sorry I didn't consider the consequences of my actions"

d)

"I apologize for not listening to you"

e)

"I'm sorry your dog is sick"

99.

A global distribution system would be MOST useful to a(n)

a)

Travel agent

b)

Computer programmer

c)

Astrophysicist

d)

Flight attendant

e)

Medical student

100.

A faulty O-ring resulted in the explosion of

a)

Ford Pintos

b)

the Challenger

c)

Windows Phones

d)

the Mars Climate Orbiter

e)

Ariane 5

101.

The character Dax had to be recast because the original actor passed away.

a)

True

b)

False

102.

Your teacher emails you because you did not submit your work. If you decide to follow “mokusatsu” policy, you would

a)

ignore her email

b)

quickly complete the work

c)

drop out of the class

d)

insist you sent her the work

e)

ask for an extended deadline

103.

At the time, news media criticized Howard Dean’s “scream” as being

a)

uncomfortable

b)

feminine

c)

aggressive

d)

insincere

e)

unpresidential

104.

A product made by Tho-Radia could have the unexpected side effect of

a)

decaying jawbones

b)

numbness and pain

c)

a weakened nasal septum

d)

insulin resistance

e)

skin burns

105.

On what type of evidence does the Innocence Project MOST often rely?

a)

Internet usage

b)

witness statements

c)

DNA testing

d)

recovered emails

e)

police camera recordings

106.

Which of the following examples is a Type II error?

a)

Stock markets fall after Boeing’s CEO resigns.

b)

A student is caught cheating on an exam

c)

A predicted earthquake does not occur

d)

A doctor misses a broken bone on an X-ray.

e)

Pluto is removed from the list of planets.

107.

The bandwagon effect can BEST explain why

a)

Moderate candidates do better in elections

b)

Google is the dominant search engine

c)

Everyone wants an iPhone

d)

Cliques tend to form in schools

e)

Only some memes go viral

108.

Where are you most likely to see haute couture?

a)

A Hollywood awards ceremony

b)

A beach wedding

c)

A university graduation

d)

A United Nations meeting

e)

An international sports game

109.

Which of the following words has seen the MOST semantic change?

a)

Biannual

b)

Native

c)

Fashionable

d)

Irregardless

e)

Upgrade

110.

Who was called “the most trusted man in America”?

a)

Jay Leno

b)

Trevor Noah

c)

Stephen Colbert

d)

Walter Cronkite

e)

Ralph Lawler

111.

What type of succession was disputed in the Spanish War of Succession?

a)

Bequest

b)

Forfeit

c)

Lateral

d)

Elective

e)

Fraternal

112.

The Supreme Sorcerer must command either

a)

Strength or spirit

b)

Time or space

c)

Skill or power

d)

Magic or science

e)

Underworld or overworld

113.

On what basis did Rand al’Thor ascend to power?

a)

On what basis did Rand al’Thor ascend to power?

b)

Democratic election

c)

Violent coup

d)

Reincarnation

e)

Divine intervention

114.

Until 2013, the British monarchy could NOT be inherited by someone who was

a)

Atheist

b)

Catholic

c)

Knighted

d)

Unmarried

e)

Foreign-born

115.

“Well, you can’t expect to wield supreme executive power just ‘cause some watery tart threw a sword at you!”

To which king does this Monty Python quotation refer?

a)

King Louis XVI

b)

King Henry VI

c)

King Henry IV

d)

King Arthur

e)

King Carl XVI

116.

Which country has the longest recognized ruling dynasty in the world?

a)

Sweden

b)

Japan

c)

Bhutan

d)

Qatar

e)

Spain

117.

Why could Simeon Saxe-Coburg-Gotha not return to his original position?

a)

Bulgaria became an Ottoman region

b)

Bulgaria was no longer a monarchy.

c)

Part of Bulgaria was now in Serbia.

d)

He had lost his citizenship.

e)

He had given up his claim.

118.

How would someone with a growth mindset MOST likely respond to failing a test?

a)

“The test is too hard”

b)

"Now I know the areas to work on”

c)

“I must not have tried my best”

d)

"I’m just no good at this”

e)

“Well, better than nothing”

119.

Based on Jim Stigler’s findings, classrooms in the United States and Japan differ MOST in their view of

a)

Encouragement vs. punishment

b)

Nature vs. nurture

c)

Success vs. happiness

d)

Teacher vs. student

e)

Home vs. school

120.

Which of the following circumstances would MOST likely result in a product recall?

a)

A book makes a prediction that does not occur.

b)

A toddler chokes on a plush toy owl.

c)

The video game character is given racist dialogue.

d)

A coin is produced with a reversed image.

e)

A phone crashes when more than 10 apps are opened at once.

121.

What mistaken expectation did Napoleon have about his war on Russia?

a)

Germany would remain an ally

b)

His army would be loyal

c)

Winter would be mild.

d)

He would have support at home.

e)

Russia would ask for a peace treaty.

122.

The Boeing 737 Max PRIMARILY upgraded

a)

Weather resistance

b)

Automatic flying capability

c)

Passenger capacity

d)

Speed

e)

Fuel usage rate

123.

In context of World War II, “mokusatsu” refers to a(n)

a)

Minority group

b)

Prison camp

c)

Government statement

d)

Religious belief

e)

Occupied island

124.

Whose apology was issued in response to a Truth and Reconciliation Commission?

a)

Segolene Royal’s

b)

Stephen Harper’s

c)

Lance Armstrong’s

d)

Esmare Weideman’s

e)

James Gunn’s

125.

Which of the following companies still has a relative of its founder on its board?

a)

Kellogg’s

b)

Ford

c)

Standard Oil

d)

Apple

e)

U.S. Steel

126.

Nike builds a giant factory close to your home. It provides lots of jobs to the community, but it also causes a lot of pollution. The pollution is an example of...

a)

an encapsulation

b)

the termination effect

c)

a negative externality

d)

a moral hazard

e)

reversibility

127.

If Tom Scott were filming a video titled "Behind the Scenes at the CES," he would MOST likely begin it by saying:

a)

"I'm entering a Japanese convenience store."

b)

"I'm at Russia's national anti-doping laboratory."

c)

"I'm outside the world's most unusual McDonald's."

d)

"I'm visiting a laboratory in Livermore."

e)

"I'm inside a casino in Las Vegas."

128.

A major reason for Idi Amin's coup was that the president at the time was introducing more socialist policies.

a)

True

b)

False

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