1. What was unusual about 1,200 of Adolf Hitler's soldiers? They were over 70 years old They were of Jewish (or partly Jewish) origin They were under 5' tall They were Ukrainians

2. After World War I, Hitler's older half-sister, Angela Raubal, lived in Vienna and was the manager of what? Schwartz's Deli Vienna Yentl Academy Russian Pacifists' Society Mensa Academica Judaica

3. After being killed at the Battle of Trafalgar, what did Horatio Nelson's crew do with his body? Put it in a barrel of brandy Fed it to French prisoners Threw it overboard by mistake Covered it in bronze to put it in Trafalgar Square

4. In ancient Greece burnt shells of snails and oysters, dried animal parts, and incense were the ingredients of what? Furniture polish Embalming fluids Tooth paste Heating fuel

5. What did the USA's (2nd) President John Adams, (3rd) President Thomas Jefferson and (5th) President James Monroe have in common? All suffered from dyslexia All failed to carry Florida in the elections All died on 4th of July All were over 6' 3" tall

6. Who of these was NOT King of England? Egbald the Incontinent Svein Forkbeard Edmund the Magnificent Aethelred the Unready

7. At the end of WWII in Europe the Germans still held a substantial strip of territory in Central Europe. When did fighting in Bohemia end? 14 May 1945 7 May 1945 3 June 1945 10 May 1945

8. What was unusual about 12 US Pacific Fleet ships sinking, over 200 crafts being damaged, 36 US sailors dying and over 100 US Naval personnel injured in Okinawa, 1945? It was all due to "friendly fire" All the dead were named "Smith" Attack was launched by Japanese civilians The war with Japan was already over

9. What was the relationship between US Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Roosevelt? 5th cousins No relation Grandfather - grandson 2nd cousins

10. A portion of which present US state was occupied by the Japanese during World War II? Alaska California Hawaii Oregon