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People Quiz #292

Famous People Quiz for 19 August 2014

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Q1. Which mass murderer was instrumental in 1996 in bringing world attention to Dunblane Primary School?

A
Thomas Hamilton
B
Michael Robert Ryan
C
Robert Sartin
D
Derrick Bird
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Q2. Who, when campaigning in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1912, was shot by John Schrank, but continued to deliver his ninety minute speech with blood seeping into his shirt?

A
William McKinley
B
James Garfield
C
Theodore Roosevelt
D
William Henry Harrison
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Q3. Charlotte was the queen of which British king?

A
Edward VIII
B
William IV
C
Charles I
D
George III
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Q4. Who married pop star Beyoncé Knowles in 2008 at a secret ceremony in New York?

A
Snoop Dogg
B
50 Cent
C
Jay-Z
D
Flo Rida
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Q5. Who wrote "The Thirty Nine Steps"?

A
Arthur C Clarke
B
John Buchan
C
Joseph Heller
D
Jules Verne
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Q6. "Coppélia", a sentimental comic ballet with original choreography by Arthur Saint-Léon to a ballet libretto by Saint-Léon and Charles Nuitter and music by Léo Delibes, was based upon two macabre stories by whom?

A
The Brothers Grimm
B
E T A Hoffmann
C
Hans Christian Andersen
D
Edgar Allan Poe
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Q7. Leni Riefenstahl was strongly associated with Adolf Hitler and the beginnings of the Third Reich in her capacity as what?

A
Photographer
B
Dancer
C
Film maker and director
D
Actress
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