1. 'Star Trek' has been shown in scores of countries since its debut. True or False - Russia created their own communist version of the 'Star Trek' TV show. True False

2. Leon Trotsky helped forge communism. True or false - he also acted in a Hollywood movie. True False

3. Over the years, the owners of Superman sued several imitators out of existence. True or false - the first character so destroyed was a negro super-hero. True False

4. Many insects have odd mating habits. True or false - one variety of mite doesn't look for a mate - she creates her own. True False

5. The Second World War produced several new weapons - some of which never saw the light of day. True or false - one of them was called the "Bates Eight Barrel Bottle Thrower". True False

6. The first actor to play the Lone Ranger on radio was George Seaton. True or false - he would later direct the movie 'Miracle on 34th Street'. True False

7. One of the most famous items associated with Scotland is the kilt. But, True or False - the kilt was invented by an Englishman. True False

8. Trick shooter Annie Oakley became famous as part of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. True or false - At the beginning of WWI, she offered to lead an all-girl company of sharpshooters. True False

9. The Hubble Ultra Deep Field is a photograph of over 10,000 galaxies extending to the end of the Universe. True or false - It will take almost 1,000 years for the telescope to photograph the entire sky with this much detail. True False

10. A couple of Wild West gunfighters lived long enough to see Hollywood start up. Wyatt Earp taught early Western star William Hart how to quick-draw. True or false - he also taught John Wayne. True False