1. Walt Disney was cryogenically frozen after death. True False

2. Marco Polo discovered pasta in China and brought it back to Italy. True False

3. Some mammals actually lay eggs instead of giving birth in the usual manner of most mammals. True False

4. S.O.S. stands for "Save our Ship". True False

5. Key West is the westernmost Florida key. True False

6. In the book of "The Wizard of Oz", Dorothy wears silver shoes. True False

7. Bulls will charge at the color red. True False

8. Dracula was a real person. True False

9. "Frankenstein" was a monster made by a mad scientist. True False

10. One would think the water in the Panama Canal would be salt but it's not. It's fresh. True False

11. John F. Kennedy was the youngest President of the United States. True False

12. William Shakespeare wrote in "Hamlet" (Act 5, Scene 1), "Alas, poor Yorick. I knew him well." True False

13. Presidents Andrew Johnson, Bill Clinton and Richard Nixon were all impeached. True False

14. Icebergs are composed of frozen sea water. True False

15. Witches were never burned at the stake in Salem, Mass. True False

16. Stonehenge,the ancient stone monument on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, England was built by Druids. True False

17. Abraham Lincoln was the first U.S. President to be born in a log cabin. True False

18. The fabric denim, used to make dungarees, was developed in Dungri, a surburb of Bombay, India as well as in France both in about the seventeenth century. True False

19. The British government owns Queen Elizabeth II's residence, Buckingham Palace. True False

20. The entrance into San Francisco Bay is named the Golden Gate because it was the gateway to the gold fields. True False