Brett Kavanaugh Trivia Quiz Questions and Answers
What positions did he play for the school's
football team?
A: He was a wide receiver and cornerback.
In what year did he graduate?
A: He graduated in
1983.
After prep school, what university did Kavanaugh
attend?
A: Yale University.
He unsuccessfully tried out for what school
sports team?
A: The Yale Bulldogs men's
basketball team.
Brett wrote articles about “what” for the Yale
Daily News?
A: Basketball and other sports.
He was a member of what fraternity?
A: Delta Kappa Epsilon.
He graduated from Yale in
1987 with what degree?
A: A Bachelor of Arts.
After graduating from Yale, what did he do?
A: Kavanaugh then attended Yale
Law School.
Kavanaugh first worked as a law clerk for whom?
A: Judge Walter King Stapleton of the United
States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
In what year was Kavanaugh admitted to the
Maryland Bar?
A: In 1990.
In what year was Brett admitted to the District
of Columbia Bar?
A: In 1992.
In 1992 Kavanaugh earned a one-year fellowship
with whom?
A: The Solicitor General of the United States,
Ken Starr.
Kavanaugh next clerked for what Supreme Court
Justice?
A: Anthony Kennedy 1993–1994.
After his Supreme Court clerkship, Kavanaugh
worked until 1997 for whom?
A: Ken Starr again as an Associate Counsel in
the Office of the Independent Counsel.
While working there his colleagues included
whom?
A: Rod Rosenstein and Alex Azar.
Kavanaugh was a principal author of what report
to Congress, released in September 1998?
A: The Starr Report, on the
Bill Clinton–Monica
Lewinsky sex scandal.
What did the report argue?
A: The report argued on broad grounds for
Clinton's impeachment.
In 1999, Kavanaugh rejoined what law firm as a
partner ?
A: Kirkland & Ellis.
While there in 2000, he was pro bono counsel of
record for relatives of who?
A: Elián González, a six-year-old rescued Cuban
boy.
While Kavanaugh was at Kikland & Ellis, he
authored two amicus briefs to the Supreme Court,
supporting what?
A: Supporting
religious activities and
expressions in public places.