Elizabeth Who Too Trivia Quiz

Answer: Elizabeth Taylor

Elizabeth Rosemond Taylor was born in London in 1932. This frequently married actress has starred in many films, including "National Velvet" and "Butterfield 8".

Elizabeth Taylor the author (1912-1973) wrote several novels, including "Mossy Trotter", "Palladian" and "Angel".

Answer: Tin Lizzie

Henry Ford's Model T, alias the Tin Lizzie, was introduced in 1907 and succeeded by the Model A in 1927. The Tin Lizzie sold for around $500.00 in 1925, and fifteen million were produced.

Answer: Elizabeth Arden

Florence Graham (Elizabeth Arden) was born in Canada to a Scottish father and an English mother. After working at several occupations, she became a "treatment girl", and later went into partnership with a beauty culturist named Elizabeth Hubbard. When the partnership dissolved, Florence adopted her ex-partner's first name and borrowed "Arden" from the poem "Enoch Arden" by Tennyson. During her long professional life, Elizabeth Arden developed many new ideas in the beauty industry, and by 1947 she had over one hundred salons and three hundred products to her name.

Answer: Elizabeth Blackwell

Elizabeth Blackwell (1821-1910) was born in England but moved to America as a child. In 1849 she became the first woman to qualify as a doctor in the USA.

Answer: Elizabeth David

Elizabeth David was born in England in 1913. She travelled quite extensively in Europe, and on her return to England in 1946, she began to write food articles. Books followed, and by the time she died in 1992, her name was synonymous with good food. Elizabeth Arden was famous in the cosmetic world, Elizabeth Gaskell was a 19th Century writer and Elizabeth Bronte was one of the two Bronte sisters who died in childhood.

Answer: Bowes-Lyon

Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Bowes-Lyon was the daughter of the Earl of Strathmore. She married Prince Albert, The Duke of York, in 1923, and became Queen Consort after the abdication of Edward Vlll in 1936. Often known affectionately as "the Queen Mum", Elizabeth's life spanned the whole of the 20th Century, and she became the first centenarian ever recorded in the British Royal Family.

Answer: Elizabeth Montgomery

Elizabeth Montgomery was born to actor parents Robert Montgomery and Elizabeth Allen is 1933. She began acting at the age of 19, and was still making films three years before her death in 1995. She was married four times, most famously to William Asher, and was best known for her portrayal of Samantha Stephens, the witch with the twitch in "Bewitched".

The programme lasted for eight seasons, before ending in 1972.

Answer: QE2

The former flagship of the Cunard Line was the Queen Elizabeth II, popularly known as the QE2. QE2 was launched in 1967 and made her official maiden voyage in 1969. This great transatlantic liner was used as a troopship in 1982, but was generally a passenger vessel. She could carry 1900 passengers and was almost 300 metres in length.

Answer: Barbara Mertz (real name) Elizabeth Peters and Barbara Michaels (pen names.)

Elizabeth Peters is one of the two pen names of author Barbara Mertz. Using the Peters name, she writes popular mystery suspense stories about such lively heroines as Amelia Peabody Emerson, Vicky Bliss and Jacqueline Kirby. The author was born in She was born in Canton, IL in 1927, and gained her Ph.D. in Egyptology in 1952.

Answer: Elizabeth Hurley

Elizabeth Jane Hurley (sometimes known as Liz) was born in Hampshire, UK, in 1965. She has starred in several movies, including "Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery" (1997)(in which she played Vanessa Kensington, who turned out - in the sequel - to be a robot) and "Bedazzled" (2000) in which she played the devil.