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Question 395: In 19th century American politics, what are 'Stalwarts' and 'Half-Breeds'? Author: SeleucusNicator - Category: Cold Storage Difficulty: 5/5 - Zone: United States
Democrats from New York and Pennsylvania, respectivly - 3% (4) terms that Republicans used to insult members of Grover Cleveland's cabinet - 10% (15) rival factions of the Republican party that emerged in the 1870's - 22% (32) two minor political parties that merged with the Democrats before the 1896 election - 5% (7) No answer picked: 61% (90) [edit (admin only)] [submit comment]
Question 396: Most famous for comparing the gold standard to the Crucifixion, this populist ran for the US Presidency three times, losing to William McKinley (twice) and William Howard Taft. Author: SeleucusNicator - Category: Cold Storage Difficulty: 5/5 - Zone: United States
Eugene Victor Debs - 6% (9) John Granville Woolley - 5% (8) Alton Books Parker - 7% (10) William Jennings Bryan - 25% (37) No answer picked: 58% (87) [edit (admin only)] [submit comment]
Question 397: On the day after the 1948 Presidential election, the Chicago Tribune, one of the most respected newspapers in the United States, ran a front-page article declaring that which man had won the election? (Unfortunately for the Tribune, Harry Truman had actually beaten their 'winner' by over 2 million popular votes and 114 electoral votes.) Author: SeleucusNicator - Category: Cold Storage Difficulty: 4/5 - Zone: United States
Thomas Dewey - 24% (36) Strom Thurmond - 11% (16) Wendell Willkie - 7% (11) Alfred Landon - 5% (7) No answer picked: 53% (78) [edit (admin only)] [submit comment]
Question 415: Which steppe empire threatened China in the first centuries BC? Author: Mongoloid Cow - Category: Cold Storage Difficulty: 5/5 - Zone: Asia (except Middle-East)
Mongol Empire - 17% (26) Sacae Empire - 4% (6) Tibetan Empire - 5% (8) Xiong-Nu Empire - 17% (26) No answer picked: 56% (83) [edit (admin only)] [submit comment]
Question 505: Which Ottoman palace in Istanbul is the Sublime Porte (Bab-i Ali) associated with? Author: OHgamer - Category: Cold Storage Difficulty: 5/5 - Zone: Others
Dolmabahche - 6% (9) Topkapi - 30% (44) Yildiz - 5% (7) Chiragan - 4% (6) No answer picked: 54% (79) [edit (admin only)] [submit comment]
Question 512: Who succeeded Mustafa Kemal Ataturk as President of Turkey upon his death in 1938? Author: OHgamer - Category: Cold Storage Difficulty: 5/5 - Zone: Others
Suleyman Demirel - 5% (7) Adnan Menderes - 8% (12) Ismet Inonu - 19% (27) Turgut Ozal - 14% (20) No answer picked: 54% (76) [edit (admin only)] [submit comment]
Question 597: A microprocesser in use creates a large amount of heat, which property does this refer to? Author: Usra - Category: Cold Storage Difficulty: 2/5 - Zone: United States
Superconducter - 8% (12) Refraction - 6% (9) Speed - 2% (3) Resistence - 27% (39) No answer picked: 57% (82) [edit (admin only)] [submit comment]
Question 604: Which was the capital of Crete during Roman times? Author: Archeolooginspe - Category: Cold Storage Difficulty: 3/5 - Zone: Europe (Minus Russia)
Mallia - 7% (10) Gortyn - 11% (16) Knossos - 24% (34) Iraklion - 3% (4) No answer picked: 55% (77) [edit (admin only)] [submit comment]
Question 1054: A point on a radar screen moves in a circular path with angular speed = 20000000 (2E7) rad/s and in a radius = 0.1 m. pick the correct statement :- Author: Rohit Singh - Category: Cold Storage Difficulty: 4/5 - Zone: World
The value of angular speed is too large and not attainable (i.e theoretically it is impossible because the point moves faster than light). - 5% (4) The data is inconsistent with postulates of quantum mechanics. - 7% (6) The state is achievable and it is a contradiction to Einstein's postulate of maximum acheivable speed of light. - 5% (4) The state is achievable and 'nothing' is actually moving faster than light but the point is only observed to be moving faster than light. - 20% (16) No answer picked: 63% (51) [edit (admin only)] [submit comment]
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