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1. Should government employees be randomly tested for illicit drug use? Yes No

2. Will you take any train or subway rides this week? Yes No

3. Have you ever been in a car accident? Yes No

4. Do you have a valid passport? Yes No

5. Do you think professional athletes should be regularly screened for illicit drug use? Yes No

6. Do you take any prescribed daily medications? Yes No

7. Do you practice yoga? Yes No

8. Do you work outside of the home? Yes No

9. Do you own a gun? Yes No

10. Do you think you are intelligent? Yes No

11. Do you enjoy roller coasters? Yes No

12. Do you own a console video game system (Xbox, Playstation 2, GameCube, etc.)? Yes No

13. Do you believe in miracles? Yes No

14. Do you watch the evening news? Yes No

15. Do you belong to a credit union? Yes No

16. Will you rent a DVD or video this weekend? Yes No

17. Do you believe in love at first sight? Yes No

18. Do you enjoy Girl Scout cookies? Yes No

19. Will you go to a bar or night club this week? Yes No

20. Do you believe in Santa Claus? Yes No

21. Would you like a free video or CD-ROM with more information on owning or renting an RV? Yes No

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