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People Quiz #363

Famous People Quiz for 29 December 2015

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Q1. In whose name was an annual award established in 2009, given to a living UK poet for new work in poetry?

A
John Betjeman
B
Ted Hughes
C
Andrew Motion
D
Philip Larkin
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Q2. King Idris I was deposed in 1969 as king of where?

A
Libya
B
Ethiopia
C
Egypt
D
Somalia
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Q3. Whose first book, published in 1920, was "The Mysterious Affair at Styles"?

A
Mark Twain
B
Ngaio Marsh
C
Charles Dickens
D
Agatha Christie
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Q4. Who is common to the films "Memento", "Inception", and "Interstellar"?

A
Lynda Obst, as producer
B
Jonathan Nolan, as writer
C
Michael Caine, as actor
D
Christopher Nolan, as director
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Q5. U Thant (Myanmar), Kurt Waldheim (Austria) and Javier Perez de Cuellar (Peru) successively held the same office; what was the office?

A
Negotiator supporting the Armistice Agreements between Israel and Palestine
B
Secretary-General of the United Nations
C
Supreme Allied Commander, North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
D
President of the World Bank
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Q6. Who wrote the book "Studies in Hysteria" and "Interpretation of Dreams"?

A
Clement Freud
B
Ernst Ludwig Freud
C
Sigmund Freud
D
Lucian Freud
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Q7. Who was Vice President to Bill Clinton's presidency, which was from 1993 to 2001?

A
Ross Perot
B
John Kerry
C
Al Gore
D
George H W Bush
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