Match the Celebrity to the Quote Quiz

Answer: Dan Rather

Native Texan Dan Rather was the anchor of CBS Evening News from 1981 to 2005. For one week in 1986, he finished his broadcast with the single word "Courage." Commenters indicated it was likely an attempt to create a memorable tagline for himself, like Walter Cronkite's "And that's the way it is..." Rather used it again for his final appearance as anchor on the show, this time applying it to people affected by the 9/11 attacks.

Answer: Julia Child

Before she became a chef, native California Julia Child joined the war effort and served in intelligence during World War II. After she married Paul Cushing Child, who was part of the Foreign Service, she moved to Paris where he was stationed. That is where she learned to cook French cuisine, and she brought it with her in the form of cookbooks and television cooking shows when they returned to the U.S.

The quote about wine has been attributed to Julia and certainly reflects her wit.

Answer: Axl Rose

American rocker Axl Rose was born William Bruce Rose, Jr. in Indiana, though his mother gave him his stepfather's name, Bailey, when he was quite young. He moved to L.A. and formed the band Guns n' Roses in 1985. The band released a successful album within two years, which included the hit single "Sweet Child o' Mine."

Rose shared his views on monogamy in an interview with "Rolling Stone" in 1989.

Answer: Gwyneth Paltrow

Gwyneth Paltrow was born to Hollywood royalty, the daughter of actress Blythe Danner and producer Bruce Paltrow. Her godfather is Steven Spielberg. She graduated from a private high school and studied anthropology briefly at UC Santa Barbara. In addition to being an award-winning actress, Paltrow is busy managing her brand.

She proclaimed her aversion to processed cheese on a British talk show.

Answer: David Hasselhoff

Baltimore native David Hasselhoff started his professional acting career in daytime drama; he played a doctor on "The Young and the Restless" from 1975-1982. His breakout role was as Michael Knight, a high-tech crime fighter with a talking Trans Am, in "Knight Rider". Later he went on to great success in the popular show "Baywatch," which he produced after the first season, and became a professional singer as well. David made his remarks about his taste in 1993.

Answer: Charlie Sheen

Charlie Sheen is probably more known for his antics than for his acting work. He had a promising start, being the son of famous actor Martin Sheen, and having initial success in movies and TV. But by 1998, he was in the news more for legal, drug, and domestic abuse problems than his performances on screen.

Answer: Paris Hilton

New York City native Paris Hilton is the great-granddaughter of Conrad Hilton, who founded Hilton Hotels. After earning her GED, she forewent college and was primarily a socialite, though she began a professional modeling career at age 19. She co-starred in a reality show called "The Simple Life", which highlighted her naivety about real-world things, including Walmart.

Answer: Will Ferrell

Will Farrell grew up in Irvine, California and played several sports in high school. He attended USC, where he studied broadcasting and, according to him, majored in goofing off and playing pranks on friends. After not finding success as a parking valet or a bank teller, he moved to L.A. and joined the comedy group The Groundlings.

He was on "Saturday Night Live" from 1995 to 2002. His advice on choosing a spouse appeared in his twitter feed in 2013.

Answer: Yogi Berra

American baseball catcher, manager, and coach Yogi Berra said so many funny, ironic, and paradoxical quotes that choosing one is difficult. Other favorite sayings include "90 percent of baseball is mental; the other half is physical" ; "It ain't over till it's over" ; and "It's déjà vu all over again." Yogi was married to his wife Carmen for 65 tears. Each of their three sons played baseball or football. You can learn more about Yogi by visiting the Yogi Berra Museum and Learning Center in Little Falls, New Jersey.

Answer: Zsa Zsa Gabor

Zsa Zsa Gabor might be comparable to Paris Hilton today. Interestingly, she was married to Conrad Hilton, Paris's great-grandfather. Though she appeared on screen, Zsa Zsa was more famous for being glamorous. Born in Budapest, she was crowned Miss Hungary in 1936.

She was married nine times, with seven ending in divorce and one ending in an annulment. When she passed away in 2016, she had been married to her ninth husband for over 30 years.