Famous Last Meals Trivia Quiz

Answer: Mount Zion

The Canonical Gospels tell how at this very dinner Jesus revealed that one of his Apostles would soon betray him. The apostle who betrayed Jesus turned out to be Judas Iscariot and it was done for the price of thirty pieces of silver. After identifying Jesus with a kiss, later known as "the kiss of Judas", Judas signaled the soldiers of the High Priest Caiaphas, who in turn gave Jesus to Pontius Pilate's soldiers. One most famous depictions of this meal can be seen in Leonardo da Vinci's painting which is also titled "The Last Supper".

Answer: Two pints of Ben and Jerry's mint chocolate-chip ice cream

Timothy McVeigh was a former member of the United States Army and even won a Bronze Star Medal for his actions during the Gulf War. After failing to become a member of one the Army's most elite units, the Green Berets, McVeigh decided to leave the military and travel around participating in gun shows. McVeigh moved around quite a bit until he settled in Junction City, Kansas. Things then took a turn for the worse as he became a user of methamphetamine. Many things attributed to his actions soon there after, but in the end, the blast killed 168 people including children at a day care center located on the first floor of the federal building.

On a less morbid note, Ben & Jerry's ice cream has been around since 1978 and still features a "free cone day" once a year. Ben & Jerry's is known for its many outstanding ice cream flavors including Cherry Garcia, Chunky Monkey, Karamel Sutra, Phish Food and Vermonty Python.

Answer: Velma Barfield

I guess that after killing your husband and some elderly people that you were made the caretaker of, you must need a Coca-Cola to relax. Although Velma became a devout Christian during her time spent on death row including ministering many of the prison staff and fellow inmates she was denied an appeal and executed at the Central Prison in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Answer: Nicole Brown Simpson

After dining at the Mezzaluna cafe and then having ice cream with her family, Nicole Brown Simpson returned to her home at about 9:00pm. Nicole's friend, Ron Goldman, had found her missing sunglasses at the restaurant and returned them to her home. Of course the next thing that anyone knows is that both of them were found dead later that night.

Although O.J. Simpson, Nicole's ex-husband, was eventually acquitted after the lengthy and much covered criminal trial he was found to be guilty for the wrongful death of Goldman in a civil trial that took place soon there after.

Answer: Truffles

Julia was a well schooled chef after studying at Le Cordon Bleu cooking school and learning from some of the world's best chefs including Max Bugnard and Simone Beck. I guess that not all things can go as planned because Julia's final meal ended up being French onion soup.

A truffle that weighed 2.6lbs went for $112,000 at a charity auction held in Italy in 2005 and Foie gras is duck or goose liver that has been force fed to become very fat.

Answer: Ernest Hemingway

Ernest served in the United States Army in WWI and served alongside the Navy on Q-ship during WWII. Hemingway received the Silver Medal of Military Valor in World War I and a Bronze Star (for a War Correspondent-Military Irregular in World War II). Some of the awards given to him for his writing included the Pulitzer Prize in 1953 (for The Old Man and the Sea) and the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1954 (for his lifetime literary achievements).

Hemingway also wrote many other classics including "In Our Time", "The Torrents of Spring" and "The Sun Also Rises". Sadly, he took his own life on July 2, 1961 with a single shotgun blast to the head.

Answer: John Wayne Gacy

"Pogo the Clown" was convicted of 33 murders and he was given 21 consecutive life sentences and 12 death sentences. Every one of his murders took place between 1972 and 1978 and most were done to young men and even little boys. Gacy was a neighborhood favorite because he used to entertain the children at block parties by dressing up as "Pogo" and doing tricks.

A story like his really goes to show you that evil can be found in the most unlikely of places.

Answer: Tofu

In this episode, Homer is convicted of "attempted insecticide and aggravated buggery" after an endangered "screamapillar" (screaming caterpillar) is found living in their pond and Homer accidently steps on it. He had to do some community service and eventually came across a dead old lady while doing his "meals on wheels" work.

After becoming the prime suspect, along with his wife Marge, Homer admits to the murder to let Marge off the hook. It is then revealed that the whole "death" was a joke put on by a hidden camera TV show.

Answer: Apple sauce

Unfortunately the second class passengers on the Titanic did not get to feast on the sauce of the Malus domestica that evening, but they did get some ice water. Ok sorry, that was a bad joke. Some of the other delicacies served that evening included consommé, baked haddock and sharp sauce, curried chicken and rice, Spring lamb w/mint sauce, roast turkey, green peas, puree turnips, boiled rice, boiled & roast potatoes, wine jelly, coconut sandwiches, ice cream, assorted nuts, assorted fresh fruits, cheese biscuits and coffee.

Answer: Snoop Dogg

Although not one of Snoop's highest selling albums, "Tha Last Meal" has sold over 2 million copies worldwide. This album included "Snoop Dogg (What's My Name II)" and had two songs produced by the talented rapper/singer/songwriter/producer Timbaland. This was Snoop's third and final album that was produced by No Limit Records.