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    The document contains 13 multiple choice questions about various topics including artists and art movements, history, geography, board games, and the collectible card game Magic: The Gathering. The questions provide information about Piet Mondrian's art movement, details about Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, Vincent van Gogh cutting off his ear, and Georges Seurat's pointillist technique. Later questions cover the Cold War, World War II, the Tokyo subway attack, and historical figures and locations. Additional questions discuss the origins of board games like Monopoly and Snakes and Ladders, as well as details about Magic: The Gathering cards and gameplay terms.

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    STAT106 Non Parametric Statistics Spring 2021 2

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    The document contains 13 multiple choice questions about various topics including artists and art movements, history, geography, board games, and the collectible card game Magic: The Gathering. The questions provide information about Piet Mondrian's art movement, details about Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, Vincent van Gogh cutting off his ear, and Georges Seurat's pointillist technique. Later questions cover the Cold War, World War II, the Tokyo subway attack, and historical figures and locations. Additional questions discuss the origins of board games like Monopoly and Snakes and Ladders, as well as details about Magic: The Gathering cards and gameplay terms.

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    1. Painter Piet Mondrian 1872 1944 was a part of what movement?

    a. Precisionism
    b. Cubism
    c. Impressionism
    d. !Neoplasticism

    2. Leonardo da Vinci039;s Mona Lisa does not have eyebrows.


    a. !True
    b. False

    3. Vincent van Gogh cut off one of his ears.


    a. False
    b. !True

    4. Which artist039;s style was to use small different colored dots to create a
    picture?
    a. Henri Rousseau
    b. Vincent Van Gogh
    c. !Georges Seurat
    d. Paul Ceacute;zanne

    5. Which of these is not an additional variation of the color purple?


    a. Byzantium
    b. Pomp and Power
    c. Palatinate
    d. !Kobicha

    6. Who designed the Chupa Chups logo?


    a. Andy Warhol
    b. !Salvador Dali
    c. Pablo Picasso
    d. Vincent van Gogh

    7. Which painting was not made by Vincent Van Gogh?


    a. Cafeacute; Terrace at Night
    b. Bedroom In Arles
    c. !The Ninth Wave
    d. Starry Night

    8. The Statue of Liberty039;s official name is ldquo;Liberty Enlightening the


    Worldrdquo;.
    a. !True
    b. False

    9. Who painted the epic mural Guernica?


    a. Henri Matisse
    b. !Pablo Picasso
    c. Francisco Goya
    d. Leonardo da Vinci
    1. America039;s Strategic Defense System during the Cold War was nicknamed after
    this famous movie.
    a. !Star Wars
    b. Blade Runner
    c. Alien
    d. Jaws

    2. The first televised presidential debate was between Jimmy Carter and Gerald
    Ford.
    a. !False
    b. True

    3. What was the capital of South Vietnam before the Vietnam War?
    a. Hanoi
    b. !Saigon
    c. Hue
    d. Ho Chi Minh City

    4. In World War II, Hawker Typhoons served in the Pacific theater.


    a. True
    b. !False

    5. In which year did the Tokyo Subway Sarin Attack occur?


    a. 2001
    b. 2011
    c. 1991
    d. !1995

    6. The Hagia Sophia was commissioned by which emperor of the Byzantine Empire?
    a. !Justinian I
    b. Arcadius
    c. Theodosius the Great
    d. Constantine IV

    7. What was the bloodiest singleday battle during the American Civil War?
    a. The Siege of Vicksburg
    b. The Battles of Chancellorsville
    c. !The Battle of Antietam
    d. The Battle of Gettysburg

    8. Which Las Vegas casino was originally constructed and operated by mobster Bugsy
    Siegel?
    a. The MGM Grand
    b. The Sahara
    c. The Sands
    d. !The Flamingo

    9. Which modern country is known as quot;The Graveyard of Empiresquot;?


    a. Russia
    b. Iraq
    c. !Afghanistan
    d. China

    1. The board game quot;Monopolyquot; is a variation of what board game?


    a. The Monopolist039;s Game
    b. !The Landlord039;s Game
    c. Territorial Dispute
    d. Property Feud

    2. Snakes and Ladders was originally created in India?


    a. !True
    b. False

    3. Which of these games includes the phrase quot;Do not pass Go, do not collect
    200quot;?
    a. Coppit
    b. !Monopoly
    c. Pay Day
    d. Cluedo

    4. There is a Donald Trump Board Game, which was made in 1989.


    a. False
    b. !True

    5. What do you declare in Rchi Mahjong when you039;ve drawn your winning tile?
    a. Kan
    b. !Tsumo
    c. Rchi
    d. Ron

    6. The board game Go has more possible legal positions than the number of atoms in
    the visible universe.
    a. !True
    b. False

    7. quot;Rich Uncle Pennybagsquot; from the board game quot;Monopolyquot; wears a


    monocle.
    a. !False
    b. True

    8. The Dice Tower network of board game podcasts and videos is run by which
    individual?
    a. Uncle Pennybags
    b. !Tom Vasel
    c. Jason LeVine
    d. Borth Sampson
    9. Which of these cards from quot;Magic: The Gatheringquot; has a flavor text that
    begins with quot;Oi oi oiquot;?
    a. Albino Troll
    b. Lotleth Troll
    c. !Uthden Troll
    d. Harvester Troll

    10. When Magic: The Gathering was first solicited, which of the following was it
    originally titled?
    a. Magic
    b. Magic Clash
    c. !Mana Clash
    d. Mana Duels

    11. In Magic: The Gathering, which of the following was the first publicly released
    foil card?
    a. Revenant
    b. !Lightning Dragon
    c. Dirtcowl Wurm
    d. Beast of Burden

    12. In Magic: The Gathering, what term for blocking was established in the Portal
    set?
    a. Resisting
    b. Blocking
    c. Shielding
    d. !Intercepting

    13. In what year was the card game Magic: the Gathering first introduced?
    a. 2003
    b. !1993
    c. 1998
    d. 1987

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