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People Quiz #401

Famous People Quiz for 20 September 2016

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Q1. Which of these people was the lead singer for the group "The Verve"?

A
Richard Ashcroft
B
Michael Stipe
C
Chris Martin
D
Thom Yorke
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Q2. Which of these was a Finnish composer, whose best-known compositions include seven symphonies, "Finlandia", "Valse Triste" and the "Karelia Suite", whose music played an important role in the formation of the Finnish national identity?

A
Henrik Ibsen
B
Gabriel Fauré
C
Georges Bizet
D
Jean Sibelius
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Q3. What was the eventual stage name of Clem Campbell, who auditioned for band leader Johnny Dankworth in 1951?

A
Tommy Steele
B
Debbie Reynolds
C
Cleo Laine
D
Billy Fury
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Q4. Which 17th century English poet was made Poet Laureate in 1670?

A
John Keats
B
John Dryden
C
John Milton
D
John Betjeman
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Q5. Who was the Philistine warrior, famous for his battle with David, the future king of Israel, as described in the Hebrew Bible/Christian Old Testament and, more briefly, in the Quran?

A
The Hulk
B
Titan
C
Goliath
D
The Joker
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Q6. Whose last words were reputedly "My neck is very slender"?

A
Marie Antoinette
B
Mary, Queen of Scots
C
Anne Boleyn
D
Empress Wu of China
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Q7. Which of these did not play guitar for "The Yardbirds"?

A
Eric Clapton
B
Ron Wood
C
Jeff Beck
D
Jimmy Page
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