Trump or No Trump Trivia Quiz

Answer: sent him to military school

Trump was attending Kew-Forest School in Forest Hill, New York, where his energetic and assertive ways often got him into trouble. He was sent to New York Military Academy where he excelled in academics, sports, and was promoted to Cadet Battalion Logistics Officer in his senior year.

Answer: film

Trump even attended film school in California for a short time before entering New York City's Fordham University, which he attended for two years. He then transferred to the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and received a BS in Economics in 1968.

Answer: Lara Yunaska

Lara Yunaska is the wife of Trump's son Eric by his first wife Ivana Zelnickova to whom Trump was married from 1977 to 1992. From 1993 to 1999, he was married to Marla Maples, and in 2005 Melania Krauss became his third wife.

Answer: Ground Zero

Project 51 is a plan to build an Islamic mosque and community near the site of Ground Zero in New York City. Trump wrote a letter to one of the investors offering to buy the site for $8m because "it will end a very serious, inflammatory, and highly divisive situation." Project 51 investors refused Trump's offer and said it was "a cheap attempt to get publicity and get in the limelight."

Answer: ice skating

Wollman Rink, as it was known, was closed in 1980 with promises that renovations would be completed in two and a half years. When they were not finished by 1986, Trump persuaded the city of New York and Mayor Ed Koch to let him take over the project. The renovations were completed in three months, and the skating facility is now known as Trump Skating Rink.

Answer: Trump Cathedral

No cathedral yet, but you never know. Trump Tower is the 54th tallest building in New York City and includes stores, apartments, and offices. The Taj Mahal Casino in located in Atlantic City and has one of the biggest poker rooms in that city. Trump World Tower is a 72-story apartment building across from the United Nations headquarters. Also many developers pay Trump to market their properties which means he doesn't actually own all the buildings that bear his name.

Answer: Billy Graham

Trump and other conservatives, such as Sarah Palin and Rupert Murdoch, were guests at the celebration of Graham's 95th birthday. In regard to his religious beliefs, Trumps says that he believes in God and is a Christian, but it is difficult to classify him as a member of a specific denomination. He's been associated with the Catholic, Dutch Reformed, and Presbyterian churches.

Answer: is accredited and confers degrees

In 2010 the New York Attorney General's office accused Trump's organization of false promises and using bait and switch tactics and filed a lawsuit in 2013. Not surprisingly, Trump denied the charges and called the Attorney General "a political hack looking to get publicity." As a result of the inquiry, Trump replaced the name of Trump University with the new name of The Trump Entrepreneur Initiative.

Answer: his wife Ivana

Ivana, who had been an alternate on the Czech Olympic Ski Team in 1977, was a New York fashion model. She played a major role in one of Trump's early projects, the renovation of the Commodore Hotel.

Answer: Yes

The song "Donald Trump" is by hip hop artist Mac Miller known as EZ Mac. It is included in Miller's 2011 album "Best Day Ever." When the video of the song reach over sixteen million views, Trump responded with "Who wouldn't be flattered?"