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what was said before this quote "We've had a main B bus undervolt"? (20 points)

	Houston, we've had a problem
	Tell it to the Marines
	Make my day
	Bang on
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Who had "the face that launched a thousand ships"? (30 points)

	Queen Elizabeth
	Cleopatra
	Helen of Troy
	Joan of Arc
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The phrase "Play it Again Sam," came from what classic US movie? (20 points)

	The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
	Casablanca
	The Sting
	Citizen Kane
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Where did the phrase "Pipe Dream" come from? (30 points)

	Becoming a Plumber
	Smoking Opium
	Laying the Alaskan Oil Pipeline
	Surfing Giant Waves
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The phrase "balls to the wall" comes from? (30 points)

	classic rock
	aviation
	philately
	medicine
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A favorite phrase in the Lion King is Hakuna Matata. What does it mean? (10 points)

	Young at Heart
	Truth and Justice
	Love at First Site
	No Worries Here
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Jefferson's "Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness," is a borrowed phrase from John Locke, but he changed the last idea. What followed Life and Liberty in the original? (30 points)

	Sanguinity
	Responsibility
	Property
	Piousness
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What is a bellwether? (40 points)

	A man who cleans bells (as in a church)
	A device that shows wind direction
	The lead sheep in a herd
	A mounting rod for bells (as in a church)
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The day after Thanksgiving is known as Black Friday because (20 points)

	The volume of shoppers threatens to block out the sun
	Retailers expect holiday shoppers will cause them to turn a profit
	Many Americans experience post-holiday blues
	By convention, black clothes and shoes may be worn after Thanksgiving
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