Famous People Trivia Quiz Questions
The Shoe was a nickname for which jockey?
A: Bill Shoemaker.
Al Fatah was co-founded in 1957 by which Palestinian?
A: Yasser Arafat.
Which US President once said, "I know I'm getting better at
golf because I'm hitting fewer spectators?"
A: Gerald Ford.
Which golfer Nick Faldo. announced he was leaving his wife
and three children for whom in 1996?
A: Brenna Cepalak
Argentina was led through most of the 1990s by whom?
A: Carlos Menem.
Standard Oil was founded by what famous businessman?
A: John D. Rockefeller.
What country was Paul Keating a controversial Prime
Minister of?
A: Australia.
What relation was Henry Ford II to Henry Ford?
A: Grandson.
Graca Machel married Which world leader in 1998?
A: Nelson Mandela.
Carlos Leon, a fitness trainer, is the father of what
singer's child?
A: Madonna.
What was the profession of President Jean Bertrand Aristide
of Haiti?
A: Priest.
Earl Spencer's acrimonious divorce settlement was heard in
what country?
A: South Africa.
Which Korean War leader Douglas MacArthur, famous Korean
War leader, was a native of what state?
A: Arkansas.
What was Frank Sinatra's last wife's name?
A: Barbara.
Who was deposed by Idi Amin in 1971?
A: Milton Obote.
Mohammed Al-Fayed, owner of Harrods department store in
London, was born in what North African country?
A: Egypt.
In what country is Aung San Suu Kyi a controversial leader?
A: Myanmar.
Tony Blair was the last Prime Minister of the 20th century
in what country?
A: Great Britain
Yves St. Laurent was born Henri Donat Mathieu in what North
African country?
A: Algeria.
After heading the KGB for 15 years, which Yuri was
president of the USSR for two years?
A: Andropov.
