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People Quiz #185

Famous People Quiz for 31 July 2012

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Q1. Which of these is by Tchaikovsky?

A
1812 Overture
B
When I'm 64
C
Take Five
D
The Magic Flute
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Q2. Who was the last Anglo-Saxon king of England?

A
William IV
B
Harold II
C
George VI
D
Charles I
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Q3. Which Australian, a winner of Golden Globe, BAFTA, Screen Actors Guild and Australian Film Institute awards, became, in 2009, one of 17 people to have won an Academy Award, a Tony Award and an Emmy Award?

A
Tom Cruise
B
Olivia Newton-John
C
Mel Gibson
D
Geoffrey Rush
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Q4. Which of these composers composed a set of rhapsodies and named them after his home country?

A
Franz Liszt
B
Alexander Borodin
C
Béla Bartók
D
Joseph Haydn
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Q5. What was the occupation of Anna Politkovskaya, who was found dead in the elevator of her apartment in central Moscow on 7 October 2006, shot twice in the chest, once in the shoulder, and once in the head at point blank range?

A
Journalist
B
Nuclear physicist
C
Politician
D
Arms dealer
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Q6. The magician David Copperfield broke off his engagement to whom in 1999?

A
Kate Moss
B
Elle McPherson
C
Claudia Schiffer
D
Rachel Hunter
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Q7. In 2008, who became the first female recipient of the Latin Recording Academy Person of the Year award?

A
Shakira
B
Jennifer Lopez
C
Gloria Estefan
D
Paulina Rubio
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