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People Quiz #459

Famous People Quiz for 31 October 2017

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Q1. In which country was actor Sam Neill born?

A
England
B
New Zealand
C
Canada
D
Northern Ireland
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Q2. Who created the English aviator "Biggles"?

A
Richmal Crompton
B
Anthony Buckeridge
C
Captain W. E. Johns
D
Enid Blyton
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Q3. With whom are authors René Goscinny and Albert Uderzo usually associated?

A
Christopher Robin and Winnie the Pooh
B
Janet and John
C
Astérix and Obélix
D
Holmes and Watson
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Q4. English mathematician, astronomer, astrologer and occult philosopher Dr John Dee was an adviser to what major figure of the 16th century?

A
William Shakespeare
B
King Henry VIII
C
Sir Francis Walsingham
D
Queen Elizabeth I
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Q5. Which Irish dramatist wrote "The Rivals" and "The School for Scandal"?

A
Oscar Wilde
B
Brinsley Schwartz
C
Richard Brinsley Butler Sheridan
D
George Bernard Shaw
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Q6. Who was American author Jack London writing about in his 1903 book "People of the Abyss"?

A
The poor in the slums of the East End in London, UK
B
Indigenous people in the Canim Lake Indian Reserve in British Columbia, Canada
C
Workers in jute mills
D
Prisoners and warders in Erie County Penitentiary, Buffalo, New York
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Q7. Colonel Tom Parker was the manager of which entertainer?

A
Frank Sinatra
B
Elvis Presley
C
Diana Ross
D
Lenny Bruce
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