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People Quiz #560

Famous People Quiz for 8 October 2019

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Q1. Martha Graham is known as a pioneer of what?

A
Modern dance
B
American viticulture
C
Athletics coaching
D
Shoe design
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Q2. Chaim Weizmann was the first president of which country?

A
Côte d'Ivoire
B
Bulgaria
C
Zimbabwe
D
Israel
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Q3. Musician Nigel Kennedy caught the eye of an international public with the 1989 release of him as violin soloist in which piece of music?

A
The Swimming Hour by Andrew Bird
B
Toccata and Fugue in D Minor by Johann Sebastian Bach
C
Radioactive by Imagine Dragons
D
The Four Seasons by Antonio Vivaldi
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Q4. Who commissioned the "Ballet des Polonais", one of the first works to be recognized as a true court ballet?

A
Catherine de Medici
B
Louis XIV of France, the Sun King
C
Charles II of England
D
Henry VIII of England
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Q5. Which of these people is associated with the Information Technology industry?

A
Harlan Ellison
B
Charles Aznavour
C
David Gates
D
Steve Jobs
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Q6. Who was speaking at Freedom Square in Tbilisi, Georgia, on 10 May 2005, when Vladimir Arutyunian threw a live hand grenade (which did not detonate) toward the podium?

A
George W. Bush
B
Vladimir Putin
C
Tony Blair
D
Paul McCartney
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Q7. Who composed the music for the song "Rule Britannia"?

A
Sir Arthur Sullivan
B
Edward Elgar
C
Thomas Arne
D
George Frideric Handel
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