Once in a Kyle Trivia Quiz

Answer: Jack Black

Tenacious D, comprised of Black and Gass, formed in 1994 and appeared on a three episode HBO series called "Tenacious D: The Greatest Band on Earth" spread over four years. Due to a burgeoning cult popularity, they were also asked to create a film (entitled "Tenacious D and the Pick of Destiny") which, while a flop at the box office, was popular with fans of the show for its 'rock humour'. Both featured cameos from famous rockers past and present.

The duo released a few albums under the band name and Gass has also toured with his other band, Trainwreck.

He was born in 1960 in California.

Answer: NASCAR

Kyle Petty started racing in the 1980s and became a popular driver in the circuit, reaching a personal best of fifth in terms of points and competing in over five hundred races before his retirement in the 2000s. Following an extensive career behind the wheel he became a commentator for several racing programs.
Kyle Busch, meanwhile, was born in the 1980s and raced his way to the first place position in the NASCAR Nationwide series in 2009. He started in NASCAR in 2003 and, following a rise to fame in the racing industry, founded charitable organizations in support of children and pets.

Answer: Spring Awakening

Born in Saskatchewan, Kyle Riabko started his career as a musician opening for famous bands in the mid-2000s as a solo act. His first solo album, "Before I Speak", was released in 2005. In 2008, Riabko started a transition to TV on the music-themed Canadian TV show, "Instant Star", and then made his way to New York and a Broadway appearance in "Spring Awakening". Riabko played the lead role, originally played by Jonathan Groff, though in the national tour.

The show earned eight Tony Awards and a Grammy in its original run. Riabko also played a role on the reboot of "Beverly Hills 90210".

Answer: Title sequence art

Kyle Cooper graduated from Yale for graphic design, ultimately heading to Hollywood to create art for films. After his early work on the opening sequence for the David Fincher film "Se7en" (1995), his company, Prologue (which is apt, considering his work is seen before the bulk of a film), branched into other genres and styles. Kyle Cooper's name is attached to the credits for "The Mummy", "Across the Universe", "Sherlock Holmes", and "Iron Man" as well as the TV shows "The Walking Dead" and "American Horror Story".

Answer: Sex and the City

Featured in American TV shows and films, Kyle MacLachlan first started acting in works by David Lynch including "Dune", "Twin Peaks", and "Blue Velvet" in the 1980s. He later appeared in the HBO series "Sex and the City" in which he played Trey MacDougal, the eventual first husband for Charlotte (played by Kristin Davis).

When their relationship started to fail, they divorced and he left the show. He later starred in a more famous role as Orson Hodge in nearly one hundred episodes of "Desperate Housewives", beginning his tenure in the show's 2006 season. MacLachlan won a Golden Globe in 1990 for "Twin Peaks".

Answer: Kyle Calder

Kyle Calder was the only choice to be a hockey player. A part of the NHL, Calder has player for the Chicago Blackhawks, the Philadelphia Flyers, the Detroit Red Wings, the Los Angeles Kings, and the Anaheim Ducks. He was also on the national team, winning the gold in Helsinki, Finland for the World Championships.

Kyle Mills played cricket in New Zealand as part of the national team, the Black Caps. He also played for a team in Mumbai, the Indians.
Kyle Korver is a player for the Chicago Bulls, thus he is a player in the NBA. He also played for the Utah Jazz and Philadelphia 76ers being drafted for the latter out of a successful college basketball career.
Kyle Orton was a player for the Dallas Cowboys beginning in 2012; he was also a part of the Bears, the Broncos, and the Chiefs (in Chicago, Denver, and Kansas City respectively).

Answer: Kyle Chandler

Kyle Chandler played the lead role of Eric Taylor through the show's five seasons-- he won an Emmy for 'Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series' in the fifth and final year of the show. Chandler also played the lead role in the TV series "Early Edition" in the late 1990s through all ninety episodes and he spent two years on the TV show "Homefront" beginning in 1991. Aside from these, he also developed a filmography including "King Kong", "Super 8", and others.

While born in New York City in 1967, much of his life was spent in Georgia.

Answer: Kylie Tennant

Kylie Tennant, born in 1912, focused much of her writing on the lives of fictional peoples living in rural regions of Australia, her home country, when the world was between wars. Her novels (including "The Battlers", "Tiburon", and "The Joyful Condemned") are amongst a few of her achievements; Tennant also received an Australian Literature Society Gold Medal and made an Officer of the Order of Australia. Aside from novels, she also wrote children's books, plays, and influential critical works about Australian literature.

Answer: The Loco-Motion

Originally by Little Eva in 1962 and then Grand Funk Railroad in 1974, Kylie Minogue debuted with "The Loco-Motion" in 1987. The popularity of the song was so immense that her debut album, "Kylie", became the number one album in the UK. This shortly followed her two-year appearance on the Australian TV show "Neighbours". In later years, Minogue became a pop-dance icon releasing several charting hits in the 1990s and 2000s. Amongst her most popular songs are "Can't Get You Outta My Head", "Love at First Sight", and "Come Into My World".

She won a Grammy in 2004 and her 2001 album, "Fever", went multi-platinum, hitting number one in seven different countries.

Answer: Chef

Born in Australia to an Aussie father and Chinese mother, Kylie Kwong's dishes often utilize Asian elements. Since her debut in the culinary industry, she has released half a dozen cookbooks, all of which are a blend between wholly organic foods and Chinese influences.

Her restaurants, found in Sydney, likewise use organic recipes and ingredients, a dedication made because of her Buddhist beliefs. Kwong has also had a number of Australian TV specials devoted to her cooking style.