[Answer] 7. In 1805, a British Royal Navy battle fleet under Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson engaged and defeated a combined French and Spanish fleet. It was a turning point in Napoleon's apparently unstoppable career. Where did this battle take place?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "7. In 1805, a British Royal Navy battle fleet under Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson engaged and defeated a combined French and Spanish fleet. It was a turning point in Napoleon's apparently unstoppable career. Where did this battle take place?"

...1. Trafalgar 2. Copenhagen 3. Aboukir Bay 4. Cape St Vincent The superior seamanship and gun-handling of the Royal Navy, combined with Nelson's brilliant tactics resulted in a major defeat for Napoleon. The outcome ensured British supremacy at sea for the next 100 years, and led Napoleon to abandon any plans he had for the invasion of Britain. Sadly, Nelson was shot by a French marine sniper during the battle, but lived long enough to know that he had achieved a great victory. The other options were also Nelsonian naval victories.

[Answer] 6. Remember Dan Quayle? Apparently he had trouble spelling the word 'potato'. Still he has made something of himself. Where was he born?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "6. Remember Dan Quayle? Apparently he had trouble spelling the word 'potato'. Still he has made something of himself. Where was he born?"

...1. Arizona 2. Wisconsin 3. Rhode Island 4. Indiana James Danforth Quayle was born February 4, 1947, in Indianapolis, Indiana. He served as vice-president under George H. W. Bush from 1989 to 1993. He is the first vice-president (not to become president) to have a museum about him, located in Huntington, Indiana.