EE People Trivia Quiz

Answer: Erika Eiffel

Eiffel was known as Erika LaBrie until 2007, when she "married" the Eiffel tower. She has represented USA in international competition for both recurve and compound bow, but has attracted more publicity for her "marriage" ceremony and the founding of OS Internationale, as well as talking about how her relationship with "Lance", her competition bow, helped her prepare for tournaments.

Answer: Efan Ekoku

Ekoku was never a prolific striker, but was always a solid player that could be counted on to give 100% by his team mates. In a little over 300 games during his career, he scored 100 goals, with his best numbers coming at Grasshoppers, where he hit 19 goals in just 28 games.

Answer: Emily Eavis

Emily began helping her dad after the death of her mother and as Michael gradually took more of a back seat, she came to the forefront, overseeing many of the festival details and taking responsibility for the festival line up. She was responsible for Glastonbury's first ever hip hop music headliner when Jay-Z appeared in 2008 and has also managed to get Dolly Parton, ELO and Bruce Springsteen at Worthy Farm.

Answer: Erik Estrada

Estrada played Officer Frank "Ponch" Poncherello and Wilcox was Officer Jon Baker, with their bikes, which were either Kawasaki Z1-P's or Kawasaki KZ900's or KZ1000's, depending on the season. Estrada has Puerto Rican parents and has done a lot of work on Spanish language TV channels in USA.

Answer: Ernie Els

Els acquired his nickname due to his golf swing, which looks both effortless, yet produces incredible power. As well as his two U.S. Open wins, he won the Open Championship in 2002 and 2012 and has finished as runner up in The Masters twice, beaten by Vijay Singh in 2000 and losing out by one stroke to Phil Mickelson in 2004.

Answer: Elizabeth Edwards

Elizabeth's actual forename was Mary, although she went by Elizabeth for the majority of her life. She practised law under her maiden name of Elizabeth Anania, and continued to do so after her marriage to John in 1977, only adding Edwards in 1996 when she retired from legal activities.

When John was running for President, she was one of his closest advisers, although she admitted they often had disagreements, with some of the most heated on the topic of gay marriage which John opposed whereas she took the view, "I don't know why someone else's marriage has anything to do with me. I'm completely comfortable with gay marriage".

Answer: Eric Ebron

Ebron plays tight end and was drafted in 2014 by the Detroit Lions, with whom he spent three seasons before moving to the Indianapolis Colts in 2018. In the 2019 Pro Bowl, Ebron scored the first touchdown of the game as the AFC went on to beat the NFC 26-7.

Answer: Eliane Elias

Elias won the Best Latin Jazz Album award in 2016 for her album, "Made In Brazil", which was the first album she had recorded in her home country for 30 years. She followed this in 2017 with the Latin Grammy Award for Best Latin Jazz Album for her offering, "Dance Of Time", which featured renowned American jazz musician, Randy Brecker on flugelhorn.

Answer: Emilio Estevez

Estevez reprised both these roles when he played Billy the Kid again in "Young Guns II" in 1990 and Gordon Bombay in the movies "D2" and "D3" in 1994 and 1996 respectively. Estevez is the son of actor Martin Sheen and in 1996, directed his father in the Vietnam war movie, "The War At Home".

Answer: Edward Elgar

There are in fact six marches in the "Pomp And Circumstance" series, but none is as well known as "March No. 1", which gets a rousing reception and many many cries for encore, especially at the Last Night of the Proms at the Royal Albert Hall each year.