Cheryl WHO? Trivia Quiz

Answer: Cheryl Ladd

Cheryl Ladd, a singer-turned-actress, once provided the voice for a 'toon character named Melanie on Hanna-Barbera's "Josie and the Pussycats" in 1970. At that time, Cheryl was going by the name Cherie Moor. She later appeared as a guest on such television programs as "The Partridge Family", "Happy Days" and "The Rookies", but she is probably is best-known for her role as Kris Munroe on "Charlie's Angels".

Answer: Cheryl Fergison

Cheryl Fergison IS Heather Trott, if British soaps mimic their American counterparts. These people become almost real in the viewing public's mind, and due to the overwhelming popularity of "The EastEnders" it wouldn't be the least bit surprising to know that Heather Trott thought and acted just like Cheryl!

The program has been awarded no less than six BAFTA (British Academy of Film and Television Arts) awards, as well as ten National Television Awards for "Most Popular Serial Drama" and yet ANOTHER ten awards for "Best Soap" at the British Soap Awards.

Cheryl Fergison attended Rose Bruford College (a respected drama school in Britain), and has appeared on a number of television programs prior to her appearance on "EastEnders". She made her debut on the show in 2007, but had been featured one time before that as a "cell mate" of fellow actor Mo Harris on the program in 2005.

Answer: as a non-profit advocacy group to prevent stigma and unwanted genital surgeries

Cheryl Chase founded the Intersex Society of North America in an effort to bring about awareness of those who suffer from being born with the sex organs of both males and females. Her goals were to ease the stigma and shame associated with this birth defect, and while the original society no longer exists per se, she has remained active in her efforts to promote the term "disorders of sex development" as opposed to the more controversial name of hermaphroditism.

She was born in 1956 as Brian Sullivan, but later became known as Bonnie Sullivan, and later still, she became Bo Laurent before adopting the pseudonym "Cheryl Chase".

Answer: Cheryl Baker

Cheryl Baker began her singing career with the band Co-Co, which later changed its name to The Main Event. Despite some early successes, the group disbanded in 1980. Cheryl then joined Bucks Fizz, a group comprised of Mike Nolan, Bobby G., Jay Aston and herself.

The song "Making Your Mind Up" became a number one hit in many countries around the world, and Bucks Fizz became an extremely popular group during the 1980s.

Answer: the judge ruled it justifiable homicide

The only child of actress Lana Turner, Cheryl Crane overheard her mother's boyfriend at the time, Johnny Stompanato, threatening to kill her mother. The date was April 4, 1958 and Cheryl was fourteen years old.

Apparently, Mr. Stompanato had a reputation for being abusive to folks. Once he even threatened actor Sean Connery with a gun. Bad mistake that time, too. Sean took the weapon away from him and beat him, forcing off the set of the movie that he and Lana Turner were involved in filming at the time, "Another Time, Another Place".

The killing of Stompanato by Cheryl Crane was ruled by the judge to be justifiable homicide because she feared for her mother's life and Cheryl was sent off to a boarding school instead of to jail.

Answer: England

Cheryl Cole's birthplace was Newcastle upon Tyne, England. Born as Cheryl Ann Tweedy, on June 30, 1983, she was later wed to (and subsequently divorced from) football star Ashley Cole.

Her big break came in 2002 when she was 19 years old and made an appearance on the popular U.K. variety show "Popstars: The Rivals". She and four other female contestants were selected as winners: Nadine Coyle, Sarah Harding, Nicola Roberts and Kimberley Walsh. They became known collectively as "Girls Aloud". Their song, "The Promise", earned them a BRIT award in 2009.

Answer: Akron, Ohio

Although Cheryl Crawford had majored in drama and later moved to New York, entering the Theaters Guild school, she had no desire to become an actress. Instead, her focus was on the production and directing side of show business.

After "doing her time" in more menial tasks, she was finally rewarded with the realization of her dreams.

She was involved in the careers of many, many actors over the years, some of which included Helen Hayes, James Dean, Mary Martin, Marlon Brando, Ethel Barrymore, Ingrid Bergman, Bea Arthur and Tallulah Bankhead, just to name a few people that she influenced along the way!

Answer: Cheryl Holdridge

Cheryl Holdridge was one of the original "Mouseketeers" of The Mickey Mouse Club, an American children's television show that first aired on ABC TV in the mid-1950s.

Cheryl had been born Cheryl Lynn Phelps in New Orleans in 1944, but after her mother's second marriage, she was adopted by her new step-father, Herbert Charles Holdridge.

She auditioned for the Mickey Mouse Club in 1956 and became a member of the "Red Team".

Later involved as a guest star on several other television series, she still made time to appear at the 50th anniversary celebration of Disneyland and the 50th anniversary of the Mickey Mouse Club which occurred simultaneously.

Cheryl Holdridge passed away on January 6, 2009.

Answer: 238 years

The perpetrator of a hate-crime killing that took the life of 14-year-old Cheryl Green was sentenced to 238 years to life in prison.

Her murder later gave rise to another killing. Christopher Ash, age 25, was killed by gang members who erroneously believed he had told police that gang member Jonathan Fajardo was responsible for Green's slaying. Fajardo's accomplice, Ernesto Alcarez, was also found guilty of murder, attempted murder and a hate crime. As the last defendant in the crime, he received a harsh sentence, 238 years to life.

Answer: Cheryl Robinson

Detroit, Michigan native Cheryl Robinson has penned a number of novels. She later moved to central Florida, but prior to that earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Wayne State University while living in Detroit.

Other titles that she has published include "Like Mom", "Remember Me", "It's Like That" and "When I Get Where I'm Going".