Amazing Trivia On Entertainment
The world of entertainment is a vast and awe-inspiring one. There’s so much media out there for us to all indulge in and enjoy to our hearts’ content, whether it’s in the form of music, cinema or drama. If you reckon you have a knack for entertainment, we have the perfect test to see if you’re right! Take the following quiz and see if you’re genuinely an entertainment buff! Good luck!
- 1.
Which movie star's father owned a brewery?
- A.
Shirley Jones
- B.
Grace Kelly
- C.
Jimmy Stewart
- D.
Michael Keaton
Correct Answer
A. Shirley Jones -
- 2.
Which guitarist has the nickname "Fast Eddie"?
- A.
Eddie Clark
- B.
Eddie Van Halen
- C.
Eddie Cochran
- D.
Eddie Gregg
Correct Answer
A. Eddie Clark -
- 3.
What is Susie's full name in the comic strip, Calvin and Hobbes?
- A.
There Is No Character Named Susie In Calvin And Hobbes
- B.
Susie Derkins
- C.
Susie Van Steenberg
- D.
Susie Smith
Correct Answer
B. Susie Derkins -
- 4.
The number one registered breed of dog at the American Kennel Club (in 1994) is?
- A.
Rottweiler
- B.
German Shepherd
- C.
Golden Retriever
- D.
Labrador Retriever
Correct Answer
D. Labrador Retriever -
- 5.
What year did Disney World open to the public?
- A.
1971
- B.
1958
- C.
1963
- D.
1980
Correct Answer
A. 1971 -
- 6.
How tall is the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror in the MGM Studios at Walt Disney World, Florida?
- A.
169 Ft.
- B.
133 Ft.
- C.
155 Ft.
- D.
199 Ft.
Correct Answer
D. 199 Ft. -
- 7.
What was the name of the two track, shuttle-loop roller coaster at Great Adventure?
- A.
Shockwave
- B.
Rolling Thunder
- C.
Lightnin' Loops
- D.
The Great American Scream Machine
Correct Answer
C. Lightnin' Loops -
- 8.
What serial killer was known as the "Freeway Killer"?
- A.
William Bonin
- B.
Lawrence Bittaker
- C.
Randy Kraft
- D.
Douglas Clark
Correct Answer
A. William Bonin -
- 9.
What was cut from the TV version of the Grace Jones, Adam Ant scooter ad?
- A.
Bad Language
- B.
Ms. Jones Bites Mr. Ant On The Ear
- C.
A Long Kiss
- D.
Grace Jones Dress Blowing Up In The Wind
Correct Answer
B. Ms. Jones Bites Mr. Ant On The Ear -
- 10.
From which New York City high school did Barbra Streisand graduate?
- A.
Erasmus High School
- B.
Brooklyn High School
- C.
Union High School
- D.
James Madison High School
Correct Answer
A. Erasmus High School -
- 11.
What teen magazine features a page called "Trauma Rauma"?
- A.
Ym
- B.
Seventeen
- C.
Teen
- D.
Sassy
Correct Answer
B. Seventeen -
- 12.
Which famous comedian used to work for IBM?
- A.
Tim Conway
- B.
Jeff Foxworthy
- C.
Brett Butler
- D.
Tim Allen
Correct Answer
B. Jeff Foxworthy -
- 13.
What was the first parade at the Disney MGM Studios?
- A.
Aladdin
- B.
Beauty And The Beast
- C.
Toy Story
- D.
Dinosaurs Live
Correct Answer
D. Dinosaurs Live -
- 14.
What is the icon of the Disney MGM Studios in Florida?
- A.
Hollywood And Vine
- B.
Earful Tower
- C.
The Great Movie Ride
- D.
Crossroads To The Stars
Correct Answer
B. Earful Tower -
- 15.
In 1996, who was cited by Forbes Magazine as the 48th wealthiest person in the United States?
- A.
Steven Spielberg
- B.
Jamie Lee Curtis
- C.
George Lucas
- D.
Harrison Ford
Correct Answer
C. George Lucas -
- 16.
When did Disney MGM Studios open?
- A.
32629
- B.
27150
- C.
29342
- D.
34820
Correct Answer
A. 32629 -
- 17.
What is Joni Mitchell's birth name?
- A.
Mary Anne Davis
- B.
Joni Mitchell
- C.
Leanne Elizabeth Twain
- D.
Roberta Joan Anderson
Correct Answer
D. Roberta Joan Anderson -
- 18.
Who told his critics "It is kind of fun to do the impossible"?
- A.
Magician/Illusionist Harry Houdini
- B.
U.S. President Harry S. Truman
- C.
Baseball Great Ted Williams
- D.
Cartoon Icon Walt Disney
Correct Answer
D. Cartoon Icon Walt Disney -
- 19.
In the computer game "Need For Speed 4", which of the following cars is not available for playing?
- A.
McLaren F51
- B.
Corvette
- C.
Porsche 911
- D.
Ferrari
Correct Answer
A. McLaren F51 -
- 20.
Who are the secret characters in "Diddy Kong Racing"?
- A.
There Aren't Secret Characters
- B.
Timber And Banjo
- C.
Mario And Luigi
- D.
Drumstick And T.T.
Correct Answer
D. Drumstick And T.T. -
- 21.
What is the highest salary card you can draw in the game of "Life"?
- A.
200,000
- B.
150,000
- C.
50,000
- D.
100,000
Correct Answer
D. 100,000 -
- 22.
In what year did the Haunted Mansion open at Disneyland Park?
- A.
1967
- B.
1955
- C.
1969
- D.
1959
Correct Answer
C. 1969 -
- 23.
In Walt Disney World, in which park is "Fantasmic" performed?
- A.
Disney/MGM Studios
- B.
Animal Kingdom
- C.
Epcot
- D.
The Magic Kingdom
Correct Answer
A. Disney/MGM Studios -
- 24.
Which Disney heroine sings "I want adventure in the great wide somewhere"?
- A.
Cinderella
- B.
Belle
- C.
Pocahontas
- D.
Jasmine
Correct Answer
B. Belle -
- 25.
Which actor made his directorial debut with "Buffalo 66"?
- A.
Vincent Gallo
- B.
Crispin Glover
- C.
Mickey Rourke
- D.
Johnny Depp
Correct Answer
A. Vincent Gallo -
- 26.
When was Woody Allen born?
- A.
Jan 26th, 1934
- B.
June 4th, 1937
- C.
Oct 11th, 1939
- D.
Dec 1st, 1935
Correct Answer
D. Dec 1st, 1935 -
- 27.
What amusement park has a ride called "Anaconda"?
- A.
Paramount's Carowinds
- B.
Paramount's Kings Dominion
- C.
Coney Islands
- D.
Six Flags
Correct Answer
B. Paramount's Kings Dominion -
- 28.
What was Duane Allman's first name?
- A.
Gerald
- B.
Raymond
- C.
Howard
- D.
Duane
Correct Answer
C. Howard -
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