Columbine High School massacre - Quiz
A) Ten B) Three C) Two D) Five
A) Foundation tapes B) Basement tapes C) Cellar tapes D) Underground tapes
A) They were sold at auction B) They were released to the public C) They were archived in a museum D) They were destroyed
A) December 1999 B) February 2004 C) April 1999 D) January 1998
A) The Harris parents B) Robyn Anderson C) Mark Manes D) Philip Duran
A) Tanner range B) Blackjack foothills C) Nixon forest D) Rampart Range
A) School locker B) Basement floor C) Kitchen table D) His bedroom desk
A) Two B) Six C) Eight D) Four
A) Stevens 311D B) Savage-Springfield 67H C) Intratec TEC-DC9 D) Hi-Point 995
A) Philip Duran B) Robyn Anderson C) Harris D) A school teacher
A) $1,000 B) $500 C) $750 D) $200
A) Blackjack Pizza B) A gun shop C) A local grocery store D) A local movie theater
A) 26 inches B) 30 inches C) 12 inches D) 23 inches
A) Video-production class B) Trench Coat Mafia C) Blackjack Pizza employees D) Economics class
A) Fear of inspiring future massacres B) Court order to erase evidence C) The families requested their deletion D) They were of poor quality
A) Thomas B) Lee C) Bennet D) James
A) Denver B) Lakewood C) Littleton D) Boulder
A) Dylan Bennet B) Dylan Wolf C) Dylan Thomas D) Dylan Harris
A) Methodist B) Lutheran C) Catholic D) Baptist
A) APEX B) HONORS C) GIFTED D) CHIPS
A) Halo B) GoldenEye C) Half-Life D) Doom
A) death notes B) crime logs C) mission logs D) rebel diary
A) Geocities B) America Online C) MySpace D) Yahoo
A) pipe bombs B) C4 C) molotov cocktails D) dynamite
A) Dylan Klebold's parents B) Harris's teachers C) Brooks Brown's parents D) The police department
A) 1998 B) 1997 C) 1996 D) 1999
A) firearms and ammunition B) tools and computer equipment C) clothing and cash D) explosives and chemicals
A) 12 months B) 6 months C) 24 months D) 18 months
A) six months B) one month C) three months D) two months
A) April 20, 2000 B) May 20, 1999 C) April 20, 1999 D) April 20, 1998
A) 14 B) 15 C) 20 D) 13
A) The shooters were killed by law enforcement B) The shooters committed suicide C) The shooters were apprehended by police D) The shooters escaped the school
A) Sandy Hook Elementary School B) Virginia Tech C) Parkland High School D) Littleton Elementary
A) The modern massacre trend B) The copycat syndrome C) The Columbine effect D) The high school tragedy cycle
A) A hostage situation B) A bombing C) Arson D) A shooting
A) Immediate action rapid deployment (IARD) B) School resource officer patrol C) Tactical perimeter containment D) Active shooter evacuation protocol
A) June 1999 B) December 2012 C) April 2000 D) September 2007
A) Littleton, Colorado B) Boulder, Colorado C) Plattsburgh, New York D) Wichita, Kansas
A) Police officer B) University professor C) High school teacher D) US Air Force transport pilot
A) 1981 B) 1996 C) July 1993 D) April 1999
A) Ken Caryl Middle School B) University of Colorado Boulder C) Columbine High School D) A local movie theater
A) One month B) Six months C) Five years D) Roughly a year
A) March 1997 B) December 1997 C) April 1999 D) January 1998
A) Fleeing to a remote cabin in the mountains. B) Hijacking an aircraft at the Denver International Airport. C) Moving to a foreign country with his family. D) Joining the military to evade detection.
A) A tower in Denver. B) A government facility in Washington D.C. C) A building in New York City. D) The Columbine High School building.
A) Pyromania. B) Necrophilia. C) Cannibalism. D) Human trafficking.
A) A victim of a school shooting. B) A bullet. C) A school teacher. D) A law enforcement officer.
A) It contained explicit sexual content. B) It detailed how to build a bomb. C) It threatened the teacher directly. D) It was about a man killing students.
A) It was an assignment for his English class. B) It was just a story. C) He was joking around. D) He was being bullied by classmates.
A) The Denver International Airport B) Nazi Germany C) The history of firearms D) Charles Manson
A) Charles Manson B) School shootings C) Terrorism D) Nazi Germany
A) Firearm modifications. B) Bomb detonations. C) Martial arts training. D) Chemical mixtures.
A) English B) Physical Education C) Psychology D) History
A) A list of future bombing targets. B) An apology for his past actions. C) A poem about death. D) A message about revenge in the commons.
A) The principal's office. B) The library. C) The gymnasium. D) The cafeteria.
A) 75 B) 48 C) 120 D) 99
A) 7 B) 15 C) 48 D) 27
A) Locusts B) Crickets C) Beetles D) Fireflies
A) 20 B) 15 C) 5 D) 27
A) Digital timers B) Cell phones C) Remote detonators D) Mechanical alarm clocks
A) Lighters B) Match strikers C) Batteries D) Fuses
A) C4 B) Dynamite C) Nitroglycerin D) Napalm
A) Chris Morris B) Dylan Klebold C) Eric Harris D) A teacher
A) An accomplice for supplies B) A getaway driver C) A third shooter D) A lookout
A) 48 B) 15 C) 27 D) 7
A) 7 B) 27 C) 48 D) 15
A) Model rocket igniters B) Thermostats C) Microwave timers D) Light switches
A) 25 B) 50 C) 10 D) 15
A) Vengeance B) Natural selection C) Reb D) Wrath
A) Six B) Ten C) Eight D) Two
A) 121 B) 188 C) 67 D) 141
A) 121 B) 141 C) 67 D) 96
A) 121 B) 12 C) 55 D) 67
A) 67 B) 188 C) 121 D) 141
A) Reb B) Vengeance C) Natural selection D) Wrath
A) Vengeance B) Atlanta C) Wrath D) Natural selection
A) Natural B) REB C) None D) Cobra
A) 488 B) 400 C) 200 D) 188 |
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