Quiz: How Much Do You Know About Presidential Elections? Trivia Questions
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The US presidential election usually takes place every 4 years and is usually contested between two main candidates representing the two main parties, democrats and republicans. There have been 45 presidents on this land. The elections are typically held in November. Take our quiz and learn interesting and informative facts about the presidential elections including the upcoming one in 2020.
Questions and Answers
- 1.Which presidential candidate famously promised "a chicken in every pot and a car in every garage"?
- A.
Theodore Roosevelt
- B.
Richard Nixon
- C.
Dwight Eisenhower
- D.
Herbert Hoover
- 2.
!["Now more than ever" was the slogan for Richard Nixon during which year's election? - ProProfs]( "\"Now more than ever\" was the slogan for Richard Nixon during which year's election?")
"Now more than ever" was the slogan for Richard Nixon during which year's election?- A.
1972
- B.
1960
- C.
1962
- D.
1968
- 3.
![During a presidential candidate's debate, which candidate compared himself to John F. Kennedy and received much criticism from his opposition for it? - ProProfs]( "During a presidential candidate's debate, which candidate compared himself to John F. Kennedy and received much criticism from his opposition for it?")
During a presidential candidate's debate, which candidate compared himself to John F. Kennedy and received much criticism from his opposition for it?- A.
George W. Bush
- B.
Dan Quayle
- C.
Lloyd Bentsen
- D.
Geraldine Ferraro
- 4.Between 1960 and 2004, there were 12 presidential elections. In how many of those did California vote for the Democratic candidate?
- A.
5
- B.
8
- C.
10
- D.
12
- 5.During the 2004 election, what did John Kerry say the "W" in George W. Bush stand for?
- A.
Wet blanket
- B.
Wrong choice
- C.
Wimp
- D.
Worm
- 6.Which presidential candidate made famous the question, "Where's the beef?"
- A.
Walter Mondale
- B.
Gary Hart
- C.
Jimmy Carter
- D.
Ronald Reagan
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