Dan Cirucci: Take The Ronald Reagan Quiz

Friday, February 4, 2011

Take The Ronald Reagan Quiz - Part One

As we prepare to celebrate the life and legacy of President Ronald Reagan this weekend, take this Ronald Reagan quiz and see how many questions you can answer correctly:
I'll provide the answers in a future post.

1. During nearly his entire movie career Ronald Reagan worked for this one movie mogul. Who was it?
Harry Cohn
Louis B. Mayer
Jack L. Warner
Irving Thalberg

2. Where was Ronald Reagan born?
Illinois
Ohio
Iowa
California

3. In his home town Ronald Reagan sometimes worked as a:
shoe salesman
school crossing guard
life guard
volunteer fire fighter

4. In what year was Ronald Reagan born?
1927
1917
1911
1901

5. What sport did Ronald Reagan play in college?
football
tennis
rugby
basketball

6. Many people feel that Ronald Reagan gave his greatest performance in this movie:
Dark Victory
The Philadelphia Story
Bedtime for Bonzo
Kings Row

7. When he first met her, Nancy Reagan had this in common with many of Ronald Reagan's friends and associates at the time:
She was a Republican
She was an actress
She was a sports enthusiast
She was from California

8. Ronald Reagan served two terms as the governor of this state:
Nevada
Montana
Ohio
California

9. What was Ronald Reagan's nickname?
Dutch
Jasper
Moon
Stretch

10. Ronald Reagan was once married to this movie star:
Elizabeth Taylor
Joan Crawford
Mary Astor
Jane Wyman

11. Reagan was once the president of this labor union:
Actors' Equity
Amalgamated Artists
Screen Actors Guild
Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences

12. In Hollywood, Ronald Reagan's longtime agent wasL
Lew Wasserman
Swifty Lazar
Billy Wilder
Michael Ovitz

13. Reagan's best friend in Hollywood was said to be:
Edward G. Robinson
Robert Taylor
Errol Flynn
Ernest Borgnine

14. Reagan was one of the first movies actors to wear:
a hairpiece
dentures
contact lenses
a hearing aid

15. After he left the movies, Reagan hosted this TV show:
What's My Line?
General Electric Theater
Playhouse 90
Masterpiece Theater

1 comment:

Dan Cirucci said...: Reagan was the greatest president in my lifetime.
Let's all celebrate -- all year.
And pray that someone with his insight, spirit and fortitude will lead us once again.; February 4, 2011 at 3:11 PM

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