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Take the political scandals in U.S. history test

Learn about U.S. politicians, government officials and associates behaving badly in this multiple-choice challenge.

Name the friend of Monica Lewinsky who helped break the story about her affair with President Bill Clinton?

Name the friend of Monica Lewinsky who helped break the story about her affair with President Bill Clinton?

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This aerial view shows the Huntington Avenue Baseball Grounds during the first World Series game between the Boston Pilgrims and the Pittsburgh Pirates in Boston, Ma., on Oct. 1, 1903. The Pirates defeated the Pilgrims in game one, 7-3. Boston went on to win the first American League versus the National League World Series, five games to three. (AP Photo)

Can you pass this World Series trivia test?

** FILE ** Ed Asner is shown in character as he portrays the city editor of the Los Angeles Tribune behind his office desk on the television drama "Lou Grant" in Los Angeles, Ca., in this Jan. 13, 1978 file photo. When everyone but idiotic anchorman Ted Baxter was fired from WJM News in 1977, Mary Richards and her fellow casualties were left reeling. It was a classically bittersweet finale for the beloved "Mary Tyler Moore" show after seven hit seasons. Then Mary's crusty boss, station news director Lou Grant, made a smooth transition. Within weeks, he had blown Minneapolis and snagged a good job in Los Angeles as city editor of The Tribune. (AP Photo/File)

Do you remember these grumpy TV characters?

Donna Pescow and John Travolta in a scene from "Saturday Night Fever."

Do you remember disco music?

Earth (Courtesyy Shutterstock)

Can you pass a basic planet Earth science test?

How well do you remember movie taglines? (Courtesy Shutterstock)

How well do you remember movie taglines?

German Chancellor Adolf Hitler during his address to 80,000 workers in the Lustgarten, Berlin, May 1, 1936, s part of the May Day Celebrations. (AP Photo)

Can you pass a dictators, despots and tyrants history test?

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This aerial view shows the Huntington Avenue Baseball Grounds during the first World Series game between the Boston Pilgrims and the Pittsburgh Pirates in Boston, Ma., on Oct. 1, 1903. The Pirates defeated the Pilgrims in game one, 7-3. Boston went on to win the first American League versus the National League World Series, five games to three. (AP Photo)

Can you pass this World Series trivia test?

** FILE ** Ed Asner is shown in character as he portrays the city editor of the Los Angeles Tribune behind his office desk on the television drama "Lou Grant" in Los Angeles, Ca., in this Jan. 13, 1978 file photo. When everyone but idiotic anchorman Ted Baxter was fired from WJM News in 1977, Mary Richards and her fellow casualties were left reeling. It was a classically bittersweet finale for the beloved "Mary Tyler Moore" show after seven hit seasons. Then Mary's crusty boss, station news director Lou Grant, made a smooth transition. Within weeks, he had blown Minneapolis and snagged a good job in Los Angeles as city editor of The Tribune. (AP Photo/File)

Do you remember these grumpy TV characters?

Donna Pescow and John Travolta in a scene from "Saturday Night Fever."

Do you remember disco music?

Can you pass a general physics test? (Shutterstock)

Can you pass this general physics test?

Can you name these TV Shows by their catchphrases? (Courtesy Shutterstock)

Can you name these TV Shows by their catchphrases?

Earth (Courtesyy Shutterstock)

Can you pass a basic planet Earth science test?

This expressive face of a Green Bay Packer from the bench to his mates on the field during the Packers 24 to 14 conquest of Washington's Redskins, in a National Professional League game in Milwaukee, on Oct. 29, 1939. Shown is Tackle Buford Ray. (AP Photo/Weston Haynes)

Can you match the nickname to the National Football League player?

German Chancellor Adolf Hitler during his address to 80,000 workers in the Lustgarten, Berlin, May 1, 1936, s part of the May Day Celebrations. (AP Photo)

Can you pass a dictators, despots and tyrants history test?

President Ronald Reagan embraces first lady Nancy Reagan Jan. 30, 1984 in Washington, after he announced that he will run for a second term as President. Reagan, 72, confirmed that Vice President George Bush will again be his running mate in a campaign already well underway. (AP Photo/Ira Schwarz)

Can you guess the code names of these U.S. presidents and their first ladies?

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