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- Graves Cox was a store that opened in 1888 on the Lexington downtown block which has been under much discussion recently as plans to redevelop the block emerge. What did the store sell?
- Camping Supplies
- Men’s and boy’s clothing
- Wedding dresses
- Horse supplies
- Many people, including political consultants, agree that Kentucky is an important state in determining the democratic presidential candidate in the May primaries.
- True
- False
- With the casino bill declared dead this Legislative session Kentucky citizens will not have a chance to vote on the issue until when?
- 2009
- 2010
- 2011
- 2012
- Hollywood actress Reese Witherspoon has divorced her husband Ryan Phillipe and is now rumored to be dating which actor?
- Tom Cruise
- Matt Damon
- Channing Tatum
- Jake Gyllenhaal
- What dangerous sport has been gaining popularity among even younger members of our population?
- Ultimate Fighting
- Bull Running
- Base Jumping
- Skydiving
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- Unfortunately another Kentucky team (Western Kentucky) lost in the NCAA tournament last night. However, Louisville beat Tennessee last night and will advance to play what team in the Elite Eight?
- UCLA
- Xavier
- North Carolina
- Florida
- Who/what is “Big Brown”?
- A colt expected to do well at this year’s Derby
- The nickname given to the UPS trucks
- A new Crayola crayon color
- Nickname given to the UK wildcat mascot
- In Kentucky, as long as a voter changes his or her party affiliation to Democratic before midnight on the day of the democratic primaries, he/she may vote in the primary.
- True
- False
- 115 people who ate at the Claudia Sanders restaurant near what Kentucky city have fallen ill?
- Shelbyville
- Lexington
- Maysville
- Paris
- According to new figures, the United States is now the third cheapest country in which to do business. What country tops the list?animals on purpose.
- Canada
- France
- Japan
- Mexico
Answers:
1. b; 2. a; 3. b; 4. d; 5. a; 6. c; 7. a; 8. b; 9. a; 10. d.
Quiz written by
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