Trivia Quiz
Armani designs under what label?
A. Emporio.
Which American commander took six attempts to reach the
North Pole, finally reaching it in 1909?
A: Robert F. Peary.
Boris Becker's oldest son has what
Biblical name?
A: Noah.
In 1997, the New York Times signed up who to write weekly
column?
A. The Duchess of York
Who is Julian Lennon's step-mother?
A: Yoko Ono.
Director Blake Edwards married what singer?
A: Julie Andrews.
What was the first name of the U.S. President that had the
Teddy Bear named after him?
A: Theodore.
What famous singer/actress once said, "Some women get
excited about nothing - and then they marry him?
A: Cher.
Which rock star did Cindy Crawford name her first son
after?
A: Presley.
In what country was Picasso born?
A: Spain.
What did Albert Einstein publish in 1915?
A: General Theory of Relativity.
Mary Robinson was replaced as president of Ireland in 1997
by whom?
A: Mary McAleese.
Which white house resident's book was a best seller in the
late 80s?
A: Millie the dog.
led India to overthrow British rule by what means?
A: non-violent.
Tallulah Bankhead's best-known stage role was as Regina in
what?
A: The Little Foxes.
Manuel Noriega was born on exactly the same day as what
singer?
A: Gene Vincent.
Who overthrew the emperor in China establishing a republic
after 2000 years of imperial rule?
A: Sun Yat Sen.
Mussolini led the government in Italy in the 20s and later
became its what?
A: Dictator.
In 1985, who was elected Senator for
Tennessee?
A: Al Gore.
Baseball player Steve Sax was born on the same day as what
high diving athlete?
A: Greg Louganis.