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91.
  We're Number Two   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Many famous rulers have been the second person to rule by a name, some of whom are more famous than those who first used the name. What do you know about these people with the Roman numeral II after their names?
Average, 10 Qns, shvdotr, May 28 10
Recommended for grades: 8,9,10,11,12
Average
shvdotr gold member
594 plays
92.
  Familiar Names, Unknown People editor best quiz   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
There are many people whose names are familiar to us, but we know little about the lives of these people. This quiz will probably be difficult, but will hopefully also be informative.
Difficult, 10 Qns, robert362, May 20 17
Difficult
robert362
7531 plays
93.
  New Year's Resolutions   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
New Year's resolutions can be hard to keep, but a triumph when you succeed! Can you triumph in this quiz? The connection between the following ten famous people is that they were either born on January 1st or died on that date.
Average, 10 Qns, Jennifer5, Aug 26 14
Average
Jennifer5 gold member
380 plays
94.
  Plagiarism!   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Plagiarism is the use of another person's text, ideas, art, photography or music as one's own. Many have fallen foul of this. Here are a few.
Average, 10 Qns, Rehaberpro, Sep 17 23
Average
Rehaberpro
Sep 17 23
686 plays
95.
  Who Would Ever Hurt a Whammy?   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
On "Press Your Luck" Whammy was not well liked because he took the money. In this quiz, "Whammy" is someone who was killed. You tell me who it is.
Average, 10 Qns, Ilona_Ritter, Aug 28 19
Recommended for grades: 8,9,10,11,12
Average
Ilona_Ritter
Aug 28 19
890 plays
96.
  Oh, No, Not You Again!    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
This is a quiz about people who have made miraculous comebacks, overcoming failure and adversity to finally achieve success, or who have otherwise distinguished themselves. How many do you know?
Average, 10 Qns, daver852, Feb 12 14
Average
daver852 gold member
751 plays
97.
  "J's" in History    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
This quiz deals with a variety of notable figures from around the world. Let's see how many you can identify ... Each answer (whether the first name or last) begins with the letter "J" ...
Average, 10 Qns, shechamellion, Aug 19 09
Recommended for grades: 6,7,8,9,10
Average
shechamellion
1912 plays
98.
  Guess Who's Coming To Dinner   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Pi in the Sky are having a birthday dinner for team member Calpurnia, and have invited some people we think will interest her to join us.
Average, 10 Qns, Christinap, Sep 23 13
Average
Christinap
855 plays
99.
  Ladies and Gentle Ladies    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
This quiz is about several ladies in the course of history. Are you able to identify them from the short clues given? Good luck and have fun!
Average, 10 Qns, DeepHistory, Dec 06 17
Average
DeepHistory gold member
776 plays
100.
  Z to A    
Multiple Choice
 25 Qns
Here's a variety of people from Z to A. Just pick the correct name to fit the description.
Tough, 25 Qns, alexis722, Dec 04 15
Tough
alexis722
549 plays
101.
  You Are What You Eat    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
All people in this quiz are what they eat. Have a nice meal!
Average, 10 Qns, brecht, Dec 29 12
Recommended for grades: 8,9,10,11,12
Average
brecht
757 plays
102.
  Every Little Breeze Seems To Whisper Louise    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
"Louise" is a name that has French origins and means "warrior". See if you can spot these real and fictional Louises popular in culture and real life.
Average, 10 Qns, darksplash, Nov 15 18
Average
darksplash
Nov 15 18
195 plays
103.
  Rose Tint my World    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
All of these people have had a rose cultivar named after them. How many of them do you recognise from my clues?
Average, 10 Qns, Rowena8482, Jul 12 11
Average
Rowena8482 gold member
424 plays
104.
  Brunettes Can Have Fun Too    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
I have always loved brunettes. I hope you'll have some fun too in playing this quiz featuring ten dark-haired, interesting women.
Average, 10 Qns, zordy, Feb 28 20
Recommended for grades: 8,9,10,11,12
Average
zordy gold member
Feb 28 20
384 plays
105.
  Identity Version 3    
Multiple Choice
 15 Qns
NBC launched the premiere of "Identity" where a contestant matches twelve identities to twelve different people. I decided to make my own version of "Identity", for the third time around. Take the test and try your skills of judging a person's name.
Tough, 15 Qns, wanna_be19, Mar 05 10
Tough
wanna_be19
822 plays
106.
  Large And In Charge   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
This is a quiz about famous people from many walks of life who were a bit larger than most of us.
Tough, 10 Qns, daver852, Jun 04 15
Tough
daver852 gold member
401 plays
107.
  Roués, Rapscallions and Repeat Offenders   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Welcome to Tesla Coil's next team quiz. We had such fun with Rogues, Rakes and Rascals, we thought we'd like to do another on those individuals in history that have tried to work around society's conventions.
Average, 10 Qns, MargW, May 12 12
Average
MargW gold member
469 plays
108.
  Who's that? An Eclectic Mix of People   popular trivia quiz  
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
A mix of eclectic people from many walks of life are covered in this quiz. I give you the basics, you tell me who it is. Simple idea and hopefully a fun quiz!
Tough, 10 Qns, timence, Jul 18 12
Tough
timence gold member
553 plays
109.
  A Mixed Bag    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
Ten questions about famous people, some historical, others fairly recent. Six are British, One is American, one is German and one is French and two are Chileans. Yes, I know that makes eleven. With any luck, you should get most of them.
Average, 10 Qns, Spontini, Mar 30 15
Average
Spontini
466 plays
110.
  Late Bloomers    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
These people achieved fame in their middle to late years or were not recognized for their work until they were much older.
Average, 10 Qns, luvkats1, Jun 21 14
Recommended for grades: 6,7,8,9,10
Average
luvkats1
626 plays
111.
  Who Was I in History? #3    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
This is yet another quiz in my series of Who Was I? quizzes.
Tough, 10 Qns, mrbell, Mar 03 18
Tough
mrbell
Mar 03 18
1231 plays
112.
  Which Is The Right Person?    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
I have chosen ten famous people (some of them infamous) to write about for an Adventure in Authoring challenge. Can you get them right?
Average, 10 Qns, playmate1111, May 06 18
Average
playmate1111 gold member
May 06 18
891 plays
113.
  What's My Name?    
Multiple Choice
 15 Qns
Many famous, and not so famous, people change their name for one reason or another. Can you pick the name we know these people by from the name given in each question. All multiple choice.
Tough, 15 Qns, Engadine, Mar 11 16
Tough
Engadine
1872 plays
114.
  Ten Influential People: Who Are They?    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
This moderately difficult quiz will test your knowledge of the past two and a half thousand years.
Tough, 10 Qns, charlemagne, Nov 05 09
Tough
charlemagne
5077 plays
115.
  Identity Version 2    
Multiple Choice
 15 Qns
NBC launched the premiere of "Identity" where a contestant matches twelve identities to twelve different people. I decided to make my own version of "Identity", for the second time around. Take the test and try your skills of judging a person's name.
Average, 15 Qns, wanna_be19, Mar 05 10
Average
wanna_be19
751 plays
116.
  Who Was I in History? #1    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
The concept is simple, just use the clues given for each historic person and try to work out their identity. Have fun!
Tough, 10 Qns, mrbell, Mar 05 10
Tough
mrbell
1384 plays
117.
  Identity Version 1    
Multiple Choice
 15 Qns
NBC launched the premiere of "Identity" where a contestant matches twelve identities to twelve different people. I decided to make my own version of "Identity." Take the test and try your skills of judging a person's name.
Tough, 15 Qns, wanna_be19, Jan 14 12
Tough
wanna_be19
870 plays
118.
  50 Quizzes, So Many People To Thank!    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
The General category is filled with quizzes honoring a 50th one, but I decided to celebrate differently. Celebrating my first 50 quizzes, here's one on a few people that were present in some of my other quizzes. Good luck!
Average, 10 Qns, Lpez, Sep 24 13
Average
Lpez gold member
277 plays
119.
  The Missing Link    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
In this case the "missing link" relates to the fact that each party in this quiz involves a famous person with a missing body part. I'll tell you the person or part, you fill in the other element.
Average, 10 Qns, garrybl, Aug 18 17
Average
garrybl gold member
390 plays
120.
  Rogues, Rakes and Rascals    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
People have a strange tendency to try and take the easy way out. They think they won't be found out. Can you figure out who these famous (and infamous) characters are?
Tough, 10 Qns, MargW, Mar 25 12
Tough
MargW gold member
612 plays
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Who Am I? Trivia Questions

91. He established a school of philosophy in Athens in 306 B.C. and taught that while pleasure is derived from the satisfaction of wants, pain results from the inability to satisfy them.

From Quiz
Raphael's School of Athens

Answer: Epicurus

Later followers of Epicurus corrupted his teachings to the point that today we refer to a person who enjoys fancy foods as an "epicure." Epicurus believed, however, that wise people should live in a way that they have no wants that cannot be satisfied.

92. Politics: He was the 34th President of the United States as well as being an Army General in World War 2.

From Quiz Guess Who

Answer: Dwight D. Eisenhower

Preceded by Truman and succeeded by Kennedy, Eisenhower gave "Camp David" its current name, naming it after his grandson.

93. On the Lewis and Clark expedition, I was the chief carpenter, and was promoted to sergeant after Charles Floyd's death. Who am I?

From Quiz Who Was I in History? #4

Answer: Patrick Gass

Patrick Gass was one of many men who went along on the Lewis and Clark journey after President Jefferson announced the Louisiana Purchase. Gass was a carpenter and later became a sergeant on the journey.

94. Can you guess who is the jazz artist among these four?

From Quiz Identity Version 3

Answer: Ferdinand Morton

Ferdinand was one of the first great New Orleans jazz artists. He began recording in 1923 as a solo pianist, and then with his band, the Red Hot Peppers. Many of his compositions have become jazz standards.

95. Who is the "Teller of Tales"?

From Quiz Identity Version 2

Answer: Robert Louis Stevenson

Robert's Samoan name was "Tusitala" or the "teller of tales". He was a dedicated writer. He wrote "Kidnapped", "Weir of Hermiston" and many others. "Weir of Hermiston" was unfinished as he died before the book was finished.

96. This outlaw of the American West and his infamous gang of bandits were notorious for robbing banks and holding up trains. What is his name?

From Quiz "J's" in History

Answer: Jesse James

Ironically, Jesse James was eventually killed by a member of his own gang named Robert Ford.

97. Walter Willis was born in Germany in the mid 1950s. Who do we know him as?

From Quiz What's My Name?

Answer: Bruce Willis

With the nickname 'Bruno', Bruce Willis is best known for his role in the 'Die Hard' movies. He was married to Demi Moore and they have three children. He won an Emmy for his role in the hit television show 'Moonlighting' (1985 to 1989) which co-starred Cybill Shepherd.

98. The mention of the word "thesaurus" immediately makes one think of (Peter Mark) Roget. What was unusual about Roget's work?

From Quiz Familiar Names, Unknown People

Answer: He started it at a very old age

He began work on the project in his 70's.

99. Margaret E. Knight made carrying groceries so much easier with which of her inventions?

From Quiz Why Are They Famous?

Answer: The paper bag

In 1870, Margaret patented a machine that could feed, cut, fold, and glue paper bags to create a square bottom. Up until this point, paper bags were all folded by hand. Although a man named Charles Annan attempted to steal her design, claiming that a woman "could not possibly understand the mechanical complexities of the machine", Margaret could provide original blueprints and easily won the lawsuit.

100. This Saint was a biblical scholar with a reputation as a miracle worker. He was born in 1195 in Lisbon Portugal, but he's associated more with another European country. Who was he ?

From Quiz Saints And Sinners

Answer: Saint Anthony of Padua

Saint Anthony is the patron saint of lost articles.

101. 'First in war,first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen'

From Quiz Who Are They?

Answer: George Washington

It also used to be said that Washington 'was last in the American League'

102. What Macedonian King was one of the greatest innovators of ancient warfare and the father of Alexander the Great?

From Quiz Ten Influential People: Who Are They?

Answer: Philip

Philip II was the creator of the Macedonian Phalanx and fathered one of the brightest military minds of the period.

103. This Russian based feminist, activist punk rock group has had several members arrested for hooliganism. Who are they?

From Quiz Marshall Law or Martial Law?

Answer: Pussy Riot

This all female, punk rock performance art group are based in Moscow and have had a number of different members. They are known for their 'guerilla' performances and for their protests against Putin. They perform at public sites, video the performance and post online. They gained notoriety when they performed at the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in Moscow . Three group members were arrested for this performance in March 2012, denied bail and held until their trials started in late July. All three were sentenced to two years imprisonment. One of the members had her sentence suspended however the other two sentences were upheld. The plight of the band members garnered international attention.

104. The truth will out, as a saying goes. Which golden boy of the cycling world was eventually forced to retract all his denials and admit what he had been accused of?

From Quiz The Slippery Slope From Success To Downfall

Answer: Lance Armstrong

Lance Armstrong was idolised as the hero who won the Tour de France cycle race seven years in a row. Rumours started to circulate that Armstrong had used performance-enhancing drugs. He denied them. After his seventh win, Armstrong retired, but made a comeback and soon the speculation began again. He consistently denied all allegations and pointed out that he had passed numerous drugs tests. In 2012, though, he was banned for life from all competitive sports and his titles were purged. In 2013, Armstrong appeared on the "Oprah Winfrey" television show and admitted that he had taken drugs throughout his career.

105. Which dark-haired beauty impersonated many heroines of Brazilian literature, like Dona Flor, Tieta de Agreste and Gabriela, in films mixing doses of fun, romance and tragedy?

From Quiz Brunettes Can Have Fun Too

Answer: Sonia Braga

Sonia Maria Campos Braga, star of telenovelas like "Dancing Days", is famous outside her country for her performances in "Kiss of the Spider Woman", "Moon Over Parador" and Redford's "The Milagro Beanfield War". In my opinion, her most enthralling role was as Mastroianni 's love interest in "Gabriela, Cravo e Canela", from the novel by Jorge Amado.

106. Muhammad Ali displayed the speech and locomotion effects of Parkinson's after his boxing career ended. What noteworthy achievement did he accomplish at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta?

From Quiz Living with Parkinson's

Answer: Lit the Olympic flame

Muhammad Ali (1942-2016) was an American boxer and activist. He won a gold medal in the 1960 Olympic Games at Rome under his birth name of Cassius Clay. In 1963 he won the heavyweight boxing title by defeating Sonny Liston, but was stripped of his title when he refused induction into the US military during the Vietnam War. He was allowed to box again in 1970 and fought three memorable fights against Joe Frazier during his comeback. By 1979 Ali was showing signs of Parkinson's with trembling hands and slowed speech. In 1998 he worked with Michael J Fox to raise awareness of the disease, and they made a joint appearance before the US Congress to request additional research funding. Although Ali's refusal to serve in the military was condemned by many, opinions changed over the course of his life and he became a beloved figure, partly due to the humanitarian work he performed after retirement. He received the honor of lighting the Olympic flame for the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games and had great difficulty walking, showing marked trembling while doing it.

107. Which Biblical king showed that wisdom was a mark of a gentle man?

From Quiz Gentle Men

Answer: Solomon

King Solomon was noted for his wisdom, a gift he was said to have asked God for in a dream. He lived from about 970BC to 931BC. One of the best-known acts of wisdom was his judgment when two women appeared before him both claiming to be the mother of a baby. He ruled that the baby should be cut in two, with one half being given to each woman. He did this knowing that the true mother would want her child to live and would beg that the baby be given to the other woman. The Bible tells it was God's will that Solomon should build the first temple in Jerusalem.

108. He started a company in 1903 to make what was a luxury item into something within reach of the average American worker. He shared his ideas with other companies and soon America began outproducing the world. Who was this innovative engineer?

From Quiz 25 People Who Influenced the World

Answer: Henry Ford

Henry Ford's influence on American manufacturing was profound. He was the son of an Irish immigrant farmer from the U.S. mid-west. Henry Ford started Ford Motor Company where cars were assembled, not built. The assembly line, where each worker added a part they had been trained for as the cars rolled by. In 1908 over 15 million Model Ts were produced and sold. As Ford refined his production he reduced the price of the Model T from $825 in 1908 to $360 by 1916 and eventually to $290 in 1926. Ford started with the Model A and went right through the alphabet to T. The Model T was the first of his cars that was mass produced.

109. Who am I? American born 1947. "Family Ties" Patriarch Steven Keaton, Burt Gummer, Member of the Santa Fe Railway Historical Society.

From Quiz Famous People Who Like Model Trains

Answer: Michael Gross

Michael Gross is best remembered as the dad in the TV show "Family Ties" where he and his co-star Meredith Baxter, who played his wife Elyse, shared the same birthday, June 21, 1947. He had a change up playing Burt Gummer fighting giant man-eating worms known as Graboids in the "Tremors" movies and subsequent TV series in the nineties. He is an avid model railways fan, and hosted a detailed video series on how to build your own model railroad. As well he is a partner in an actual railroad, as he helped to save a line that ran in New Mexico from Larny to Santa Fe.

110. Which Louise was the author of a successful series of novels featuring the Canadian cop Chief Inspector Armand Gamache?

From Quiz Every Little Breeze Seems To Whisper Louise

Answer: Louise Penny

Louise Penny was born in Toronto, Ontario, in 1958. She first worked as a broadcast journalist and turned to writing novels in 2005. Her first published work, "Still Life"(2005), won several awards. It featured Chief Inspector Armand Gamache and was set in Quebec. The series had extended to 14 novels by late 2018.

111. Who was Israel's fourth Prime Minister with tenure between 1969 and 1974? She was known as the "Iron Lady" of Israeli politics long before Margaret Thatcher became the UK's Iron Lady.

From Quiz Rebel Rebel.

Answer: Golda Meir

Golda Meir was born in Kiev (now in the Ukraine) in 1898. She moved to Milwaukee with her family in 1905 and graduated from high school in 1914 and trained as a teacher. She became interested in Jewish affairs and moved with her husband to a kibbutz in Palestine in 1921. She advocated for the Jewish people in a time where anti-zionist sentiment was probably at its highest. She was one of 24 signatories to the Israeli Declaration of Independence in 1948. She was a fierce diplomat advocating for her country's place in the world and was elected to the Israeli government in the same year, 1948, where she was Minister of Labor and then Foreign Minister. She was elected Prime Minister in 1969 after the unexpected death of Levi Eshkol in February. Here she maintained a determined stance for the Jewish people and their place in the world. We watched her horror and outrage in the Munich massacre of 1972 and we saw her ardent diplomacy during the Yom Kippur War in 1974. She resigned soon after and died in 1980 after a short lymphoma related illness. The other options were other heads of governments of their respective states (Ms Meir was the world's third female Head of Government).

112. Which American Vice President accidentally shot his friend with a shotgun while hunting for quail in Texas?

From Quiz Shots Fired

Answer: Dick Cheney

In February 2006, Dick Cheney was hunting for quail with his friend, 78-year-old attorney Harry Whittington, when he accidentally shot Mr. Whittington in the head, neck and torso with birdshot on the private Texas ranch where they were hunting. Attorney Whittington suffered a heart attack and had to undergo surgery due to a pellet being logged in his chest, but he was able to make a full recovery.

113. Born in Jacksonville, Florida, our next 48'er was a founder of Lynyrd Skynyrd, but died tragically in a plane crash in Mississippi in 1977. Who was this icon of Southern Rock to whom a memorial park is located in Asbury, Florida?

From Quiz Final 48'ers: More from Entertainment

Answer: Ronnie Van Zant

Elvis and Marc Bolan also died in 1977, Elvis at age 42 and Bolan, who was born in 1947, at age 30. Among the galaxy of entertainment stars who also passed away in 1977 are Joan Crawford, Charlie Chaplin, Maria Callas, Groucho Marx, Ethel Waters, Guy Lombardo, and Freddie Prinze. Southern Rock performer Stevie Ray Vaughn, who was born in 1954, also passed away too soon at age 35 in 1990.

114. The actions of this man triggered a World War. He was born in what is now Bosnia and Herzegovina. He died of consumption when he was only 23. Who was he?

From Quiz People With GP Initials

Answer: Gavrilo Princip

Princip was a member of the Serbian Black Hand terror group and was the man (boy? he was only 19!), who shot the Archduke of Austria, Franz Ferdinand, and his wife. This led to Austria-Hungary invading Serbia in 1914, with most of Europe, and the rest of the world, getting involved over the next four years. Gonzalo Pizarro was a Spanish conquistador who invaded Peru in the sixteenth century. George Parros was a Canadian ice hockey player, and George Peponis played rugby league for Canterbury-Bankstown, in Sydney, Australia.

115. In 1346 I invaded France with my army of 10,000 men who were skilled in the use of the longbow, and the Hundred Years' War began. Who am I?

From Quiz From Century to Century

Answer: Edward III

Edward III was very successful and energetic during his early reign. He was responsible for initiating the hundred years war with France. He besieged the French town of Calais until it surrendered on August 3, 1347. However, the Black Death and his military campaigns led to bankruptcy and he had to wind down the war effort. Despite his earlier successes Edward's later reign one political and military failure.

116. Which infamous Nazi parachuted into Scotland in 1941?

From Quiz A Mixed Bag

Answer: Rudolf Hess

He was Deputy Fuhrer to Adolf Hitler from 1933 until he flew to Scotland in an attempt to negotiate a peace settlement with the UK. He was taken prisoner and eventually sentenced to life imprisonment for crimes against peace at the Nuremburg War Trials of 1946. He died aged 93, still in custody in Spandau Prison, Berlin in 1987.

117. Yes, sir, Mohammed Abdel Rahman was his given first name, or maybe you have heard him called Abu Ammar. By what other name was this Palestinian leader commonly known?

From Quiz Will the Real ____ Please Stand Up?

Answer: Yasser Arafat

Born Mohammed Yasser Abdel Rahman Abdel Raouf Arafat al-Qudwa, the man commonly known as Yasser Arafat was a leader of the Palestine Liberation Organization and the Palestinian National Authority. In the early years of his guerrilla career he adopted the nom de guerre Abu Ammar.

118. In 1966, just as Beatlemania was getting into top gear, John Lennon was being interviewed and made the comment that "we're more popular than ____ now." Who did John refer to?

From Quiz Eating Crow, the Art of the Apology

Answer: Jesus

When Lennon uttered, "we're more popular than Jesus," it was part of a longer interview in which he was talking about the declining interest in religion in general, and how music might be taking its place somewhat. English audiences didn't seem to mind or even notice the comment, but some American audiences were not pleased. The band's management hastily put together a press conference and Lennon issued an apology. Years later, he explained, "I couldn't go away knowing I'd created another little piece of hate in the world. So I apologized."

119. Which long serving former First Lady stated, "A woman is like a tea bag - you can't tell how strong she is until you put her in hot water??

From Quiz The World of Tea Drinkers

Answer: Eleanor Roosevelt

Eleanor Roosevelt (1884-1962) was the longest serving First Lady from 1933 to 1945. After the death of her husband, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, she remained politically active and was the first spouse of a President to have a monument erected in her honour.

120. This lady was a renowned society hostess who became the author of "Etiquette: The Blue Book of Social Usage" which she wrote in her late fifties. The book became an instant bestseller. Who was she?

From Quiz Late Bloomers

Answer: Emily Post

Ann Landers is a pen name for a syndicated advice column. Both Martha Stewart and Rachael Ray are celebrity chefs, writers, and television show hosts.

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