Famous Terrys Trivia Quiz

Answer: John Terry

John Terry was born to Ted Terry and Sue Terry. He married a singer in Blenheim Palace. His number is 26 in Chelsea. He played for Nottingham Forest from 1999-2000 on loan. He was made Chelsea's Player of the Year in 2001 and 2006.

Toni and Terry have two twins born on 2006. In 2009 he became "Daddy of the Year". He has been awarded many honors such as "FIFA World Cup Team of the Tournment" in 2006. And when he was in Chelsea they won the FA Cup more than 4 times. Terry's brother Paul is also a professional football player who plays for Thurrock F.C.. The name of his two children are Georgie John and Summer Rose. thanks to Terry with Chelsea they won the UEFA Champions League and also the FA Cup in 2012. In the UEFA Champions League in 2012 this time thanks to Terry they won.

Answer: Terry Pratchett

Terry Pratchett was born to David and Eileen Pratchett. He is the author of Comic Fantasy. He sold 70 million books in 37 languages. Some of his best works are "Johnny and the Bomb", "Johnny and the Dead". And one of his Notable work is "Good Omens" which he did with Neil Gaiman. One of his Comic Fantasy is "The Light Fantastic". He was given the "Locus Award" on 2008 for The best Fantasy Novel for "Making Money".

"Johnny and the Bomb" and "Johnny and the Dead" are children's novels. He was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire. His first novel was "The Cat People" published in 1971. His book "Snuff" is the third fatest selling novel, which sold 55,000 copies in just first three days.

Answer: Terry-Thomas (Thomas Terry Stevens)

Terry-Thomas (born Thomas Terry Hoar Stevens, 1911-1990) was an English comic actor. His last movie was "The Hound of the Baskervilles". He was Dr. Mortimer in that movie. In the production of "Hanna Barbera" he was the voice of Dick Dastardly in "Wacky Races" and "Dastardly and Mutley in their Flying Machines".

Terry has done more than 50 movies before his retirement. He was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 1971 and retired six years later. He died in 1990 at the age of 78.

Answer: Terry Balsamo

Terry Balsamo was born in Florida. He used to be the guitarist for the band called Cold from 1999-2003 and on 2009 for the tour only. And from 2003 he was the guitarist of the band Evanescence. He first joined Limp Bizkit in 1995 then the Shaft on 1996.

Terry Balsamo uses "Ibanez" guitars. He had a stroke due to headbanging in 2005. His song "Take a look around" was Terry's song in the album of "Mission: Impossible 2" which was released in 2000.

Answer: Terry Gilliam

Terry Gilliam (born 22 November 1940) has an asteroid named "9619 Terrygilliam" in his honor. One of his movies is "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus" which is a fantasy film released on 2009. One of his short animated comedy films is "Storytime" which runs for 9 minutes.

One of his famous films is "Brazil" (1985). He is the son of Beatrice and James Hall Gilliam. J. K. Rowling, the author of "Harry Potter" is a fan of Gilliam's work. One of his songs with Monty Python was "I like Chinese" which was written and performed by Eric Idle.

Answer: Terry Jones

Terry Jones latest book is "Evil Machine" published on 4th November 2011.

An asteriod was also named after him in his honor, "9622 Terryjones". One of his documentaries is "Terry Jones' Great Map Mystery" which was done on 2008.
He is the creator and co-producer of the animated television program "Blazing Dragons".

Answer: Terry Kath

Terry Kath was the founding member of the "Chicago" which was started in 1967. He knew how to play lead and rhythm guitar, banjo, accordion, electric bass, and drums. He also sang on some of the songs of Chicago such as "Make me Smile", and "Colour my World". He died from an unintentional self-inflicted gunshot wound.

In 1974, at the age of 31, he married Camelia Emily Ortiz and they had a daughter named Michelle, born in 1976. He died in Don Johnson's house a roadie/band techinican after a party.

Answer: Terry McAuliffe

Terry McAuliffe was the 49th Chairman of the Democratic National Committe from of 2001-2005. He has five children. He started his first business at the age of 14. His book "What A Party! My Life Among Democrats: Presidents, Candidates, Donors, Activists, Alligators, And Other Wild Animals" was fifth on the "New York Times" Bestsellers List.

He founded the Women Vote Center(WVC) when he was the chairman of the Democratic National Committe, and in 2008 he was the chairman for Hillary Clinton's campaign.

Answer: Terry Brooks

Terry Brooks's books include "Words of Faerie" and "The Measure of the Magic".
The book "Sword Of Shannara" is the first fantasy book to appear in the "New York Times" Bestsellers list. He married Barbara O'Banion on 1972 and they have two children.

His genres are epic fantasy and urban fantasy. Shannara is the epic fantasy series of novels written by him. Shannara is the name of an elven noble famiily.

Answer: He was made an OBE and a KBE

Terry Wogan(3 August 1938) began his career when he presented a show named Jackpot in 1960s. He has also published some written works such as "Where Was I?!: The World According to Wogan",etc.

He married Helen, Lady Wogan. He was awarded an OBE in 1997 and made a KBE in 2005. He also has three children.