Trivia questions and answers concerning famous people.
- Which photographer have Catherine Deneuve and Marie Hevlin married?
- Who founded the Coca Cola company?
- Who or what was Deep Blue, Gary Kasparov's famous chess opponent?
- Who was piloting the U-2 aircraft shot down over the USSR in 1960?
- Who retired as world Heavyweight champion in March 1949 aged 34?
- Which bandleader has the first names Edward Kennedy?
- Who went to the electric chair for the murder of Charles Lindbergh junior?
- Who was the sole survivor of the car crash in which Princess Dianna died?
- Where was Bessie Smith born?
- Who wrote the novel On The Road?
- Which President offered military aid to Korea in 1950?
- Who was the Bronx Bull who Sugar Ray Robinson defeated in 1951?
- In 1991 who was voted "the most successful Australian to get to the top with
least ability" by students in Adelaide?
- What was the first name of the baby in the Louise Woodward case?
- Who were the first married couple to go to the electric chair?
- Ulrich Salchow was the first Olympic medalist in his sport and give his name to
one of its jumps; what sport is it?
- Who was America's second man in space?
- Which poet read a poem at John F Kennedy's inauguration?
- Who was charged with murder after the massacre at My Lai?
- Who admitted that his "autobiography" of Howard Hughes was a hoax?
- Which cartoon strip was Charles Schulz's most famous creation?
- Sidney Bechet was famous for which musical instrument in addition to the
saxophone?
- Who founded the American Institution of public Opinion?
- What was Malcolm X's real last name?
- Who founded The Reader's Digest?
Daily Trivia Quiz #27 -
Famous People - Answers
- David Bailey.
- Asa Chandler.
- Computer.
- Francis Gary Powers.
- Joe Louis.
- Duke Ellington.
- Bruno Hauptmann.
- Trevor Rees-Jones.
- Chattanooga, Tennessee.
- Jack Kerouac.
- Truman.
- Jake La Motta.
- Kylie Minogue.
- Matthew.
- Julius and Ethel Rosenberg.
- Skating.
- M Scott Carpenter.
- Robert Frost.
- Lt. William Calley.
- Clifford Irving.
- Peanuts.
- Clarinet.
- George Gallup.
- Little.
- DeWitt Wallace.