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People Quiz #154

Famous People Quiz for 27 December 2011

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Q1. Who was the first female artist to have a #1 album in the USA and the UK simultaneously?

A
Doris Day
B
Shirley Bassey
C
Barbra Streisand
D
Susan Boyle
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Q2. Which Canadian, born Eilleen Regina Edwards, made the album "Come on Over", the best-selling album of all time by a female musician and the best-selling album in the history of country music?

A
Loretta Lynn
B
Céline Dion
C
Dolly Parton
D
Shania Twain
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Q3. Which of these people is associated with the Information Technology industry?

A
Harlan Ellison
B
Charles Aznavour
C
David Gates
D
Steve Jobs
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Q4. "Parsifal" was the last opera by which composer?

A
Wagner
B
Beethoven
C
Mozart
D
Puccini
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Q5. Who introduced the term "horsepower" in a scientific context?

A
Amelia Earhart
B
James Watt
C
Mahatma Gandhi
D
Vladimir Putin
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Q6. Who was elected Governor of the US State of Texas in 1994?

A
George W Bush
B
George H Bush
C
George Banks
D
George Benson
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Q7. Emmitt Douglas was an African-American businessman from Louisiana, who served as president of the state's NAACP from 1966 until 1981. Why was he arrested in 1970?

A
Trying to attend a Ku Klux Klan meeting
B
He had unpaid traffic fines of over $1,000
C
Disrupting a court case
D
He attempted to eat at an all-white restaurant in Baton Rouge
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