Trivia Quiz On UCLA School!
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Questions and Answers
- 1.
What class was John E. Anderson part of at UCLA?
- A.
Class Of 1940
- B.
Class Of 1960
- C.
Class Of 1931
- D.
Class Of 1945
Correct Answer
A. Class Of 1940Explanation
John E. Anderson was part of the Class Of 1940 at UCLA.Rate this question:
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- 2.
In what industry did Harold Price of the Price Center start his career?
- A.
Oil
- B.
Food
- C.
Banking
- D.
Office Supply
Correct Answer
B. FoodExplanation
Harold Price of the Price Center started his career in the food industry.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Who was appointed as the first Dean of the School of Medicine at UCLA?
- A.
Sherman Mellinkoff
- B.
William Longmire Jr.
- C.
Stafford L. Warren
- D.
Andrew Dowdy
Correct Answer
C. Stafford L. WarrenExplanation
Stafford L. Warren was appointed as the first Dean of the School of Medicine at UCLA.Rate this question:
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- 4.
When was the UCLA Medical Center opened?
- A.
Jan-80
- B.
April 1946
- C.
Jul-55
- D.
April 1966
Correct Answer
C. Jul-55Explanation
The correct answer is Jul-55. This indicates that the UCLA Medical Center was opened in July 1955.Rate this question:
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- 5.
The Jules Stein Eye Institute is named for the founder of what entertainment company?
- A.
MGM
- B.
A & M
- C.
MCA, Inc
- D.
Comcast
Correct Answer
C. MCA, IncExplanation
The Jules Stein Eye Institute is named after Jules Stein, who was the founder of MCA, Inc. MCA, Inc. was a well-known entertainment company that was involved in various aspects of the entertainment industry, including music, television, and film. The naming of the institute after Jules Stein suggests his significant contributions to the entertainment industry and his support for advancements in eye care and research.Rate this question:
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- 6.
The Doris and Louis Factor Health Sciences Building houses which UCLA School?
- A.
Optimology
- B.
Acute Care
- C.
Nursing
- D.
Sports Medicine
Correct Answer
C. NursingExplanation
The Doris and Louis Factor Health Sciences Building at UCLA houses the Nursing School.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Who became Dean of the UCLA Medical School in 1962 and served for 24 years?
- A.
Charles R. Drew
- B.
Kenneth I. Shine
- C.
Sherman Mellinkoff
- D.
Stafford Warren
Correct Answer
C. Sherman MellinkoffExplanation
Sherman Mellinkoff became the Dean of the UCLA Medical School in 1962 and served for 24 years.Rate this question:
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- 8.
What did US News & World Report rank the UCLA School of Medicine research for 2013?
- A.
4th
- B.
25th
- C.
13th
- D.
1st
Correct Answer
C. 13thExplanation
US News & World Report ranked the UCLA School of Medicine research 13th in 2013. This indicates that the research conducted by the UCLA School of Medicine was highly regarded and considered to be of high quality compared to other medical schools. The ranking suggests that the research conducted by UCLA School of Medicine was recognized and valued within the medical community.Rate this question:
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- 9.
What year did the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center open?
- A.
2008
- B.
2000
- C.
1998
- D.
1988
Correct Answer
A. 2008Explanation
The Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center opened in 2008. This information is not explicitly mentioned in the question, but it is the only answer option provided that matches the given year.Rate this question:
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- 10.
How many square feet is the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center?
- A.
1,050,000
- B.
500,000
- C.
24,200,000
- D.
245,000
Correct Answer
A. 1,050,000Explanation
The Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center is 1,050,000 square feet in size.Rate this question:
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- 11.
The Williams Institute was started with a gift from Chuck Williams of how much?
- A.
$21.5 Million
- B.
$2.5 Million
- C.
$1 Million
- D.
$123 Million
Correct Answer
B. $2.5 MillionExplanation
The Williams Institute was established with a generous donation of $2.5 million from Chuck Williams.Rate this question:
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- 12.
UCLA Law graduate Val Ackerman headed what sports league?
- A.
NHL
- B.
WFL
- C.
WNBA
- D.
WTA
Correct Answer
C. WNBAExplanation
Val Ackerman, a UCLA Law graduate, headed the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA). The WNBA is a professional basketball league in the United States that was founded in 1996. Val Ackerman served as the league's first president from 1996 to 2005, playing a crucial role in its establishment and growth. Under her leadership, the WNBA became a prominent sports league, providing opportunities for women in professional basketball and contributing to the development of women's sports.Rate this question:
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- 13.
UCLA graduate Peter Carlisle was Mayor of what city?
- A.
Los Angles
- B.
Ft. Lauderdale
- C.
Honolulu
- D.
San Diego
Correct Answer
C. HonoluluExplanation
Peter Carlisle, a UCLA graduate, served as the Mayor of Honolulu.Rate this question:
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- 14.
UCLA Law faculty member Daniel H. Lowenstein is considered an expert in what field?
- A.
Environmental Law
- B.
Election Law
- C.
Immigration Law
- D.
Entertainment Law
Correct Answer
B. Election LawExplanation
Daniel H. Lowenstein, a faculty member at UCLA Law, is considered an expert in Election Law. This means that he specializes in the legal aspects related to elections, including campaign finance, voting rights, and electoral processes. As an expert in this field, Lowenstein likely has extensive knowledge and experience in analyzing and interpreting election laws, advising policymakers, and participating in legal cases related to elections. His expertise in Election Law would make him a valuable resource for understanding and addressing legal issues pertaining to the democratic process.Rate this question:
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- 15.
What is the male-female breakdown of the fall 2013 entering class at UCLA Law?
- A.
49% Female 51% Male
- B.
59% Female 41% Male
- C.
51% Female 49% Male
- D.
41% Female 59% Male
Correct Answer
A. 49% Female 51% MaleExplanation
The correct answer is 49% Female 51% Male. This means that slightly more males entered UCLA Law in the fall of 2013 compared to females.Rate this question:
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