multiple choice quiz

Check Both Your Knowledge and Your Luck.

Multiple Choice Quiz.

Test Your Brain! Make a Choice of 3 Options To Get Correct Answer. (Controlled from 20/06/2002)
An Incorrect Answer Will Deduct Half of a Mark From Your Total.
Correct Answer Adds One Mark To Your Total.
Therefore You Gain Half a Mark For Getting it Right Second Time, Zero Marks for Third Time.
Work All The Way Through The Questions To The End, Then ReStart if You Like.
The Word, 'From' is in The Options To Ensure The Script Can detect the Selection You Make.
There is No Question That Has The Answer 'From'.

1.	Who Piloted The British Concorde On its Maiden Flight in 1969:	Choice:-
2.	Who Was The First To Swim The English Channel:	Choice:-
3.	Which Computer Company First Introduced The Floppy Disk:	Choice:-
4.	On Which Day Was The British RAF Formed:	Choice:-
5.	Who Was The Medicine Man At The Battle Of Little Big Horn:	Choice:-
6.	Which Period Describes The Royal Pavilion at Brighton, England:	Choice:-
7.	The IBM 3340 Disk Drive Was The First To Be Know As:	Choice:-
8.	The Hunchback of Notre Dame Was Named:	Choice:-
9.	Which Waterfall Did Dr. Livingstone Discover:	Choice:-
10.	Who Wrote The Book Principia Mathematica:	Choice:-
11.	If A Web Page Background Color is Set To "FFFFFF" is it:	Choice:-
12.	Who Wrote The Song, Oh! You Pretty Things? is it:	Choice:-
13.	Noyce and Gordon Moore Set up Which Company in 1968:	Choice:-
14.	Which Code Breaking Machine Was Installed at Bletchley, England in 1943:	Choice:-
15.	The Inspiration for The Beatles Song, For The Benefit of Mr Kite, Was:	Choice:-
16.	The Four Playing Card Symbols For Each Suit in ASCII are:	Choice:-
17.	The Relational Database Model was First Proposed in 1970 by:	Choice:-
18.	Who Was The Pilot of Gerry Andersons Supercar:	Choice:-
19.	What was the Collective Name For Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos:	Choice:-
20.	Who Was Once Known as 'The Big O' :	Choice:-
	Scores For :- If Blank Select Question 1.	Your Total So Far is:-

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