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Fractured Best Actresses Trivia Quiz

I give you, in fractured form, the name of a Best Actress in a Leading Role. You type in the correct name. Spelling counts! Example: Jewelry or rabbits?=Julia Roberts. The hints refer to the award ceremony years, not to the years when the movies came out

A multiple-choice quiz by robynraymer. Estimated time: 8 mins.

Author
robynraymer

Time
8 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
65,507

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
20

Difficulty
Tough

Avg Score
12 / 20

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Question 1 of 20

1. Surely muck claim?

Answer: (1984)

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2. Peril steep?

Answer: (1983)

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Question 3 of 20

3. Chain fondant?

Answer: (1972 and 1979)

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4. Jo defroster?

Answer: (1989 and 1992)

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5. Sizzle space sect?

Answer: (1981)

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6. Snoozing sir random?

Answer: (1996)

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7. Low wheeze flincher?

Answer: (1976)

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Question 8 of 20

8. Chewy grist tea?

Answer: (1966)

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Question 9 of 20

9. Illicit bits trailer?

Answer: (1961 and 1967)

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Question 10 of 20

10. Kith wren heartburn?

Answer: (Watch your spelling. 1934, 1968, 1969, and 1982.)

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11. Alley bury?

Answer: (2002)

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Question 12 of 20

12. Jewry yam truce?

Answer: (1965)

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13. Calf fee bathes?

Answer: (1991)

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14. Goodness Paul trove? (Say the first word with a lisp.)

Answer: (1999)

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15. Chair?

Answer: (1988)

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16. Flounces MIG doormat?

Answer: (1997)

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17. Hulling haunt?

Answer: (1998)

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18. Sill leaf eel?

Answer: (1980 and 1985)

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Question 19 of 20

19. Elfin bird stun?

Answer: (1975)

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Question 20 of 20

20. Mug geese myth?

Answer: (1970)

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Surely muck claim?

Answer: Shirley MacLaine

"Terms of Endearment," 1984. She was nominated four times before she won.

2. Peril steep?

Answer: Meryl Streep

"Sophie's Choice," 1983. She won Best Supporting Actress for "Kramer vs. Kramer," too.

3. Chain fondant?

Answer: Jane Fonda

"Klute," 1972 and "Coming Home," 1979. She was good with her dad in "On Golden Pond," too.

4. Jo defroster?

Answer: Jodie Foster

"The Accused," 1989 and "The Silence of the Lambs," 1992 (with the incomparable Anthony Hopkins). She was good in "Nell," too. BTW: The word "jo" means "girlfriend"--it's a Scrabble word.

5. Sizzle space sect?

Answer: Sissy Spacek

"Coal Miner's Daughter," 1981. She's good in "In the Bedroom," too. Did anyone see "Carrie"? Wow--scary.

6. Snoozing sir random?

Answer: Susan Sarandon

"Dead Man Walking," 1996.

7. Low wheeze flincher?

Answer: Louise Fletcher

"One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," 1976. She played the evil head nurse opposite Jack Nicholson, who also won. Terrific movie.

8. Chewy grist tea?

Answer: Julie Christie

"Darling," 1966. She was nominated twice more. I thought she was fantastic in "Far from the Madding Crowd."

9. Illicit bits trailer?

Answer: Elizabeth Taylor

"Butterfield 8," 1961 and "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf," 1967. I loved her in the original "Father of the Bride," which came out in 1950 and also starred Spencer Tracy in the title role. Liz was radiant! Who can name all of her husbands in chronological order?

10. Kith wren heartburn?

Answer: Katharine Hepburn

"Morning Glory," 1934. "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?" in 1968. "The Lion in Winter," 1969. "On Golden Pond," 1982. Sadly, she passed away in 2003.

11. Alley bury?

Answer: Halle Berry

"Monsters Ball," 2002. The first African American woman to win a Best Actress award! She was just amazing in that movie.

12. Jewry yam truce?

Answer: Julie Andrews

"Mary Poppins," 1965. She was nominated twice more. She recently won a Kennedy Center award, too.

13. Calf fee bathes?

Answer: Kathy Bates

"Misery," 1991. Wow--see it if you like scary movies. James Caan was fantastic in it, too.

14. Goodness Paul trove? (Say the first word with a lisp.)

Answer: Gwyneth Paltrow

"Shakespeare in Love," 1999. That was a great pink dress she wore to the Oscars.

15. Chair?

Answer: Cher

"Moonstruck," 1988. Her full given name is Cherilyn Sarkisian LaPierre.

16. Flounces MIG doormat?

Answer: Frances McDormand

"Fargo," 1997. Fantastic performance. If you can handle violence, don't miss that movie. She was great in "Almost Famous," too (another Don't Miss It movie, especially for Baby Boomers). A MIG is a Soviet fighter plane.

17. Hulling haunt?

Answer: Helen Hunt

"As Good as It Gets," 1998. Jack Nicholson and his leading lady win again. Wonderful movie! Helen Hunt was also fantastic in Water Dance.

18. Sill leaf eel?

Answer: Sally Field

"Norma Rae," 1980 and "Places in the Heart," 1985. She was great on "ER" as Nurse Abby's bipolar mom, too.

19. Elfin bird stun?

Answer: Ellen Burstyn

"Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore," 1975. Rent it if you haven't seen it. Jodie Foster has a minor role as Alice's son's friend. E.B. was just amazing in "Resurrection," too. She's been nominated many times.

20. Mug geese myth?

Answer: Maggie Smith

"The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie," 1970. I adore M.S. She's good in "Harry Potter," too.

Source: Author robynraymer

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