Big Blue Disk 20/bbd20.zip/QUIZPRES.TXT

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^C^1States and Capitals
^Cby
^CDomingo Vergara

   Quick, now, what is the capital of Vermont?  You probably learned this in
grade school, but do you remember?

   This program, similar to the Nations and Capitals quiz a few issues ago,
quizzes you on the USA's state capitals.  They're presented ten at a time, with
the states in the left-hand column and the capitals in the right; your job is to
line them up so that each state matches its capital.  When you think you've got
them all right, exit and see how you did.

   This program is useful for kids struggling with their geography, or for
adults who wish to test how much they remember from their childhood education.
Or, maybe you're seeking high government office, and wish to avoid the
embarrassment of showing up in the wrong city when making a state visit.  (Gee,
I've been waiting in New York City all day, and still haven't gotten an audience
with the governor.  He must be there, since after all, it's the state capital,
isn't it?  What did you say?  Now, what could the governor be doing in a hick
town like Albany?)

   To run this program outside the BIG BLUE DISK menu, type ^1QUIZPRES^0.

DISK FILES THIS PROGRAM USES:
^FQUIZPRES.EXE
^FBRUN30.EXE
^FRETURN30.EXE
^FUTILITY.DAT
^FQUIZ.DAT
^FQUIZ1.DAT
^FQUIZ2.DAT
^FQUIZ3.DAT
^FQUIZ4.DAT