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People Quiz #21

Famous People Quiz for 9 June 2009

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Q1. The Belgian artist Georges Remi is better known by what name?

A
Albert Uderzo
B
El Greco
C
Edvard Munch
D
Hergé
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Q2. Which German mathematician and scientist, sometimes called the "Prince of Mathematicians", completed "Disquisitiones Arithmeticae", in 1798 at the age of 21?

A
Carl Friedrich Gauss
B
Gottfried Leibniz
C
Georg Simon Klügel
D
Alfred Kempe
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Q3. Who died in 1972, which led to the accession of Queen Margrethe II of Denmark?

A
King Albert II
B
King Harald V
C
King Carl XVI Gustaf
D
King Frederik IX
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Q4. Which US President spent his term of office in a wheelchair?

A
Ronald Reagan
B
Theodore Roosevelt
C
Franklin D Roosevelt
D
Ulysses S Grant
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Q5. By 1922 Fred Astaire and his sister Adele were so popular that George and Ira Gershwin wrote "Funny Face" and what other show especially for them?

A
A Chorus Line
B
Porgy and Bess
C
A Little Night Music
D
Lady Be Good
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Q6. With whom are the islands of Elba and St Helena associated?

A
Cardinal Richelieu
B
Stalin
C
Napoleon
D
Louis XIV
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Q7. Who was the last English monarch of the Tudor dynasty?

A
Edward VII
B
Henry VIII
C
James I
D
Elizabeth I
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