| Question | Answer | % Correct |
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| Charles Guiteau thought that Americans would thank him for shooting Garfield. | True | 92%
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| Garfield died immediately after he was shot twice, one bullet grazing his arm, and the other lodging in his abdomen. | False | 83%
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| Charles Guiteau shot Garfield, disgruntled that he wasn't President instead. | False | 83%
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| Alexander Graham Bell invented the induction balance, a type of metal detector, to find the bullet in Garfield's body. | True | 75%
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| Garfield's doctors were the main cause of his death, after infecting him by their unwashed fingers and unsterilized tools. | True | 75%
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| Many Americans accused Chester Arthur and his ally and advisor, Conkling, of being behind the shooting. | True | 67%
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| Garfield was the 20th president of the United States of America. | True | 67%
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| Garfield's death unified Americans as they had never been unified before, since before the Civil War. | True | 58%
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| Garfield was nominated after making a nominating speech for another candidate. | True | 50%
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| Charles Guiteau was certain that he would not be executed for shooting the President. | True | 50%
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| Former Vice President Chester Arthur seemed indifferent to the President's death. | False | 42%
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| Garfield's doctors were able to determine which side of the body the bullet was in, but no one believed them because they could not unlodge the bullet. | False | 42%
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